"For over 15 years I have worked with children, teens and adults managing difficulties with social, emotional and behavioral difficulties. The diverse experience with each age has given me insight to share in the therapy room with you. I address each challenge with great care and energy to help move toward growth with you or your child to find understanding and greater ways of coping, being in relationships and thriving."

""I specialize in marriage and family therapy. I also work with teens, young adults, and individuals who are struggling with anxiety, depression or struggling to cope with life issues. I am a hope focused therapist who believes that one can be made whole with the right kind of intervention.""

"I am a licensed clinical social worker who has provided counseling and therapy to children, adults, couples, and families for over 20 years. My approach is psychodynamic, meaning I utilize different treatment modalities that best fit the individual client and situation. My style is interactive, solution focused, and non-judgemental. This encourages a trusting relationship to develop which helps to empower clients to make positive changes in their lives."

"Many clients have told me that they feel safe with me and that I "get them." I love helping anyone who is struggling to understand what's preventing them from having or finding gratifying relationships. Since 1990, I have helped people lift themselves out of relationship problems, depression, anxiety and self-limiting beliefs. I work particularly well with Highly Sensitive and creative people. I graduated with a Masters from the University of Chicago specializing in individual, couples and family therapy and then went on for advanced training. I offer both long and short-term counseling."

"If you are experiencing marriage or relationship challenges, a difficult divorced co-parenting situation, or stressful parenting issues, there are powerful skills, and simple shifts in thinking that can give you relief and help you find peace. I believe that the challenges we face are not failures; rather they are opportunities to grow and mature into ourselves. I specialize in relationship work, couples work, divorced co-parenting issues, family relationship work, emotions work (anger issues, anxiety and grief) and individual self-growth, including life transitions. Through my work with high-conflict divorced co-parenting, I have developed tolerance, patience, compassion and skill for working with difficult and challenging relationship dynamics. "

"I believe in the influence of family context, relationships, and one's individual story on their well-being. As a result I work from a systemic and relational approach. It is integral in my work to build strong and authentic relationships with my clients while also considering numerous factors that may be contributing to their concerns. I have a variety of experience in providing treatment to individuals suffering from anxiety, trauma, depression, relationship issues, and problems related to life transitions"

"Today you are one step closer to feeling empowered and on a positive path to growth and well-being. As a solution-focused therapist, my goal is to help you uncover your true potential and lead a life that is worth celebrating. While we can't change difficult situations of the past, we can work together to better understand and resolve challenges in your life."

"As a therapist, I aim to develop a strong and positive working relationship with my clients. My clinical approach is collaborative, active, respectful and genuine. I strive to create a warm therapeutic atmosphere where you will feel understood and comfortable exploring your concerns openly and effectively. As a licensed clinical psychologist with over 20 years of experience, my practice draws on insight-oriented, cognitive-behavioral and solutions-based approaches as well as other well established therapy models. In addition to depression, anxiety and relationship/interpersonal concerns, I specialize in addressing life transitions, identity development, self-esteem, resilience after setback, work/study impasses and career concerns."

"Therapy is a relationship. I am here to meet you where you are and assist you in meeting goals and fulfilling your potential. By supporting you, identifying behaviors and beliefs that are sabotaging your health and happiness, and providing information and education about ways to improve your life and relationships, I strive to create a safe place for you to talk about difficult issues. I work with adults, couples and adolescents on a variety of issues, including depression, anxiety, mood disorders, personality disorders, grief, LGBT issues, work/life balance, and adjustment to life changes. I provide non-judgemental support."

"Engaging in therapy is a courageous, commendable task. I have enormous respect for the individuals, couples, and families I work with, and endeavor to create a solid base of trust and a collaborative connection. Depending on your needs and goals, our work may focus on improving your quality of life, shifting patterns, and/or deepening your overall self-awareness. I find that, along the way, healing often occurs as one gains clarity and begins moving toward the desires, needs, and truths that may have gotten lost amidst the 'shoulds' and various other messages absorbed over time."

"What wakes you up at night? Maybe you're worried about your career, your marriage, or your children. Maybe you're angry about something and can't let it go. Or you have a secret addiction and are afraid to admit it's a problem. I suspect you are reading about me because something in your life is broken. Congratulations--you're taking a positive first step. Your emotions--worry, anger, fear--are natural. But emotions won't change anything. Therapy can."

"My strengths lie in the ability to quickly analyze a problem and to develop effective solutions to those problems. My focus is not on the past, but rather on clarifying your present situation, determining your goals for therapy, and developing a treatment plan that will lead to the resolution of your problem. I work well with anxiety disorders of all kinds, including fear of flying, couples therapy, and diabetes management."

"I am a licensed clinical psychologist with many years of experience dealing with a variety of personal, relational, and performance difficulties in both outpatient and inpatient settings. This depth and breadth of experience provides an excellent background for the short-term solution-focused counseling that is needed and wanted today. My work at various clinics with a variety of patients and problems has allowed me to develop skills that enhance both time-limited and, if necessary, extended psychotherapy treatment."

"The most courageous and compassionate act one can perform is the request for help. People often believe if they pay attention to a problem that they will make it worse or that the pain associated with the problem will overwhelm them. Yet in my clinical experience and in my own life, the opposite is in fact true. The longer we ignore pain or a problem, the worse it gets. I believe it is in the confronting of our problems that we begin to heal and discover that we are much stronger than we thought."

"Feelings of anxiety and depression are signals. They are NOT your fault. They tell us about unresolved and repressed feelings originating from painful situations - past or present. They usually occur either in the work arena or in relationships or both. Unresolved events can block development and subsequently produce a sense of despair. I specialize in getting to the 'root' of issues; helping to resolve that which has not been adequately dealt with, thereby facilitating development to resume."

"Many of us seek therapy when we are unhappy in our relationships or when we feel lonely. Sometimes, it is the relationship that we have with ourselves that concerns us. Therapy provides an opportunity for us to understand ourselves within the context of a relationship designed for self exploration. As we come to better understand our beliefs about ourselves and others, our closest relationships often begin to change for the better. Sometimes individual therapy is appropriate. Other times, therapy is more helpful when our partners or other family members join us."

"Are you unhappy with how your life has turned out? Maybe your relationships are not what you had hoped for, or regrets from the past have crept in and clouded your self-esteem. Over the years I have helped many people, in an accepting and confidential setting, to look at themselves and others in a new way and make positive changes that make a difference in how they feel about life."

"As a therapist, I work with individuals experiencing genuine emotional distress. The circumstances are different for different people - you may be struggling with depression or anxiety, or facing a major life transition. I can be helpful by listening to what you have to say about your situation, offering emotional support and helping you come up with your own solutions to the challenges you face."

"Judith Ierulli specializes in working with adolescent and adult survivors of sexual, physical and emotional trauma. Judith holds a deep knowledge of trauma and abuse and the profound ways it affects survivors and those closest to them throughout the life cycle. Judith provides a safe place for survivors to work through the impact of abuse on one's sense of self, sexual identity, sense of trust and relationships. She provides concrete tools to help survivors manage symptoms, and also works within a mind-body framework. Judith's expertise includes working with Posttraumatic Stress reactions, dissociation and self-harming behaviors."

"As we navigate our often-complex world, there are times when talking with a professional can make a significant positive difference. I work with children, adolescents and adults on issues that may be interfering with success at home, school, jobs or relationships in general. I provide a welcoming and supportive environment, in which trusting relationships develop. In addition to talk therapy and a variety of approaches, I also do experiential work including art, piano and even kickboxing - whatever might resonate with individuals. This is about making the process work for you."