Morty Rosenbaum

For most of us, the struggles and symptoms that bring us to therapy – anxiety, depression, patterns that keep us unfulfilled in our relationships, at work, and at home – are there for good reason. As painful as these symptoms can be, they’re often protecting us, in their overzealous and maddening way, from quieter questions or conflicts that are tucked just behind them. At its best, therapy heals not by targeting the symptom but listening to it. The result is often not only recovery from symptoms, but a deeper sense of freedom and sturdiness in oneself, and a greater capacity to connect with others. As a psychodynamically oriented therapist with specialized training in personality disorders, I will be a warm, active, and human partner to you in our work. I often see patients who struggle with fear of change, difficulty feeling comfortable in close relationships, abandonment fears, identity uncertainty, anxiety, depression, and feeling lost or empty. Whatever the symptom or circum