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What should people thinking about therapy with you, know about you?

What should people thinking about working with you, know about you?

Rotem MosheR

Rotem Moshe

Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Online & In-Person
What should people thinking about working with you, know about you?
I have worked with individuals, couples, and families. I've worked with substance abuse treatment centers where I was exposed to a variety of different factors and mental illness that played a role in my clients overall challenges and well being. Unraveling the complexities of their experiences whether it be through past trauma's or difficulties processing life changes has helped shape my therapeutic approach. My expertise gradually included advanced training in perinatal mental health. I've taken a particular interest in working with families struggling with the challenges of conception, adjustment to parenthood, adoption, and postpartum illness. I became passionate about working with this population while I was in the process of starting my own family and found that being of support to other families has been incredibly rewarding.
Hello, My name is Rotem and I'm looking forward to meeting you. I have been a practicing therapist for the past 11 years and in that time I have learned that the therapeutic relationship is a pivotal part of my clients growth. I take pride in the fact that I create a safe and supportive environment for my clients to openly discuss the challenges they are experiencing. I've treated a variety of different concerns including mood disorders, anxiety, substance abuse treatment, and perinatal mental health. If you have been struggling with changes to your mood, low energy, grief and loss, anxiety, relationship issues, or just simply don't feel like yourself please feel free to reach out. I'd be happy to help.