Behavioral Health Associates, established in 1995, is a multi-specialty behavioral health practice with offices throughout New Castle County. We are a group of 9 independent psychologists and social workers who provide behavioral health services to children, adolescents and. We provide behavioral health services to children, adolescents and adults with a variety of issues and challenges such as anxiety, depression, relationship and interpersonal problems, substance abuse, adjustment issues as well as many others.
All of our practitioners are. Behavioral Health Associates is a group of 9 independent psychologists and social workers who provide behavioral health services to children, adolescents and adults with a variety of issues and challenges such as anxiety, depression, relationship and interpersonal problems, . Behavioral Health Associates in Delaware, established in 1995, is a multi-specialty behavioral health practice with offices throughout New Castle County.
Behavioral Health Associates is a group of 9 independent psychologists and social workers who provide behavioral health services to children, adolescents and adults with a variety of issues and challenges such as anxiety, depression, relationship and interpersonal problems, substance abuse, adjustment issues as well as many others.
All of our practitioners are. Behavioral Health Associates is a group of 9 independent psychologists and social workers who provide behavioral health services to children, adolescents and adults with a variety of issues and challenges such as anxiety, depression, relationship and interpersonal problems, . Behavioral Health Associates in Delaware, established in 1995, is a multi-specialty behavioral health practice with offices throughout New Castle County.
Behavioral Health Associates is a group of 9 independent psychologists and social workers who provide behavioral health services to children, adolescents and adults with a variety of issues and challenges such as anxiety, depression, relationship and interpersonal problems, substance abuse, adjustment issues as well as many others.
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In 1983 I received my Ph.
D. in Psychology from the University of Delaware's Clinical program.
My American Psychological Association approved internship in Clinical Psychology was completed at the Veterans Administration Medical Center at Perry Point, Maryland.
Following this, I worked at The Terry Psychiatric Center.
During this time I practiced Individual Psychotherapy, Psychological Assessments, Group Therapy and Family Therapy among other activities.
I received my license for independent practice in 1986.
D. in Psychology from the University of Delaware's Clinical program.
My American Psychological Association approved internship in Clinical Psychology was completed at the Veterans Administration Medical Center at Perry Point, Maryland.
Following this, I worked at The Terry Psychiatric Center.
During this time I practiced Individual Psychotherapy, Psychological Assessments, Group Therapy and Family Therapy among other activities.
I received my license for independent practice in 1986.
I enjoy working with clients, who, though suffering from psychological distress, want to collaborate to restore their functionality, and experience their life as worth living.
During treatment we will carefully explore the troubling thoughts, feelings, and situations which are detracting from your well being.
Much of this work is focused in the here and now, and includes practice at alternative thoughts and behaviors with the goal of building a sense of resourcefulness and autonomy.
Some clients may benefit from understanding their emotional reactions at a deeper level so that they are not unwittingly pushed around by their emotions.
During treatment we will carefully explore the troubling thoughts, feelings, and situations which are detracting from your well being.
Much of this work is focused in the here and now, and includes practice at alternative thoughts and behaviors with the goal of building a sense of resourcefulness and autonomy.
Some clients may benefit from understanding their emotional reactions at a deeper level so that they are not unwittingly pushed around by their emotions.
Valerie has had a private psychotherapy practice in Wilmington for most of the last 30 years.
She specializes in the treatment of families and individuals who have been impacted by sexual trauma, as well as those who struggle with or who have been affected by a loved one's alcoholism or chemical dependency.
Since 1992, Valerie has also been a tireless advocate for victims of sexual assault in Delaware and for their recovery treatment.
She founded and assumed the Executive Director role of Survivors of Abuse in Recovery, Inc. (SOAR), Delaware's only organization dedicated to providing psychotherapy services for victims of sexual abuse regardless of their ability to pay.
She specializes in the treatment of families and individuals who have been impacted by sexual trauma, as well as those who struggle with or who have been affected by a loved one's alcoholism or chemical dependency.
Since 1992, Valerie has also been a tireless advocate for victims of sexual assault in Delaware and for their recovery treatment.
She founded and assumed the Executive Director role of Survivors of Abuse in Recovery, Inc. (SOAR), Delaware's only organization dedicated to providing psychotherapy services for victims of sexual abuse regardless of their ability to pay.
My approach to therapy is individualized and conversational, aimed at developing a respectful atmosphere in which troubling feelings, thoughts, and actions can be shared, reconsidered, and understood from a new perspective, hopefully with a sense of expanded choice, options, and decisions.
Whether and how to change oneself can be explored from a pragmatic, step-by -step framework to a more abstract and less structured approach focusing on feelings and meaning.
Emotions and action both come into play in any attempt to improve the quality of one's life, and the personal connection established between my client and myself can encourage effort and hopefulness in this process.
Whether and how to change oneself can be explored from a pragmatic, step-by -step framework to a more abstract and less structured approach focusing on feelings and meaning.
Emotions and action both come into play in any attempt to improve the quality of one's life, and the personal connection established between my client and myself can encourage effort and hopefulness in this process.
Dr. Richman is a psychologist in practice with over 25 years of clinical experience.
Respect, collaboration, empathy and goal setting are core aspects of Dr. Richman's approach to working with individuals.
Dr. Richman will focus his clients on strength building, and understanding of patterns that contribute to current difficulties.
Behavioral change and changing patterns that are both measurable and important to the client, are of focus.
Dr. Richman works with children, adolescents and adults.
Areas of interest and/or specialty include: anxiety and depression, relationship and occupational stress; Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; Substance Use; forensic psychology; cognitive behavioral therapy; relaxation techniques and many others.
Respect, collaboration, empathy and goal setting are core aspects of Dr. Richman's approach to working with individuals.
Dr. Richman will focus his clients on strength building, and understanding of patterns that contribute to current difficulties.
Behavioral change and changing patterns that are both measurable and important to the client, are of focus.
Dr. Richman works with children, adolescents and adults.
Areas of interest and/or specialty include: anxiety and depression, relationship and occupational stress; Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; Substance Use; forensic psychology; cognitive behavioral therapy; relaxation techniques and many others.
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