We suggest resources so that the therapy is happening not just in our office, but outside of the office, in your lives. To this end, we suggest books, films, web sites and articles that are tailored to the needs and interests of each client. Many clients identify with characters in books and films, and describe how their awareness of these resources helps them realize that they are not alone and their problems are solvable.
Elisabeth Joy LaMotte, LICSW, MSW, is the founder of the Center. She is a licensed independent clinical social worker and an individual, couples, family and group psychotherapist. She has been in private practice since 2000, and has over 20 years of experience in the social work field. Her approach to therapy is focused and goal-oriented, and her personality is kind, empathetic and direct.
Elisabeth is honored to serve as a member of the Board of Overseers of her graduate school, The University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy and Practice and the Trustees' Council of Penn Women.
Elisabeth Joy LaMotte, LICSW, MSW, is the founder of the Center. She is a licensed independent clinical social worker and an individual, couples, family and group psychotherapist. She has been in private practice since 2000, and has over 20 years of experience in the social work field. Her approach to therapy is focused and goal-oriented, and her personality is kind, empathetic and direct.
Elisabeth is honored to serve as a member of the Board of Overseers of her graduate school, The University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy and Practice and the Trustees' Council of Penn Women.
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In a society that emphasizes superficial values and material accomplishments, the development of increased self-awareness, healthy self-identity and the ability to build relationships based on mutual respect are essential for a life of quality and fulfillment.
Our approach to therapy is designed accordingly.
You may be wondering, what exactly is psychotherapy and how can it be helpful?
One way to think about it is that therapy is a process of determining your "usual."
In other words, figuring out exactly how you operate in the world, in your relationships and in your career.
Our approach to therapy is designed accordingly.
You may be wondering, what exactly is psychotherapy and how can it be helpful?
One way to think about it is that therapy is a process of determining your "usual."
In other words, figuring out exactly how you operate in the world, in your relationships and in your career.
Elisabeth LaMotte sees clients Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at this location.
Michele Martini sees clients on Friday afternoons at this location.
The light-filled office is located on the second floor of Bambu restaurant.
There is ample street parking on Dana Place both below and above MacArthur Boulevard.
Elisabeth, Michele, Spencer and Erin are not providers for any insurance plans.
We provide monthly statements with the information that insurance companies request for those who are submitting for reimbursement.
Michele Martini sees clients on Friday afternoons at this location.
The light-filled office is located on the second floor of Bambu restaurant.
There is ample street parking on Dana Place both below and above MacArthur Boulevard.
Elisabeth, Michele, Spencer and Erin are not providers for any insurance plans.
We provide monthly statements with the information that insurance companies request for those who are submitting for reimbursement.
The Orpheus and Eurydice tale broke my heart when I first learned it in high school, and I have been in the bargaining phase of acceptance of it ever since.
It was one of the many contributors to my decision to become a relationship therapist.
I'm probably not kidding.
In short, the story is about.
This post is about both Hold Me Tight by the Beatles, one of their least favorite, but still famous songs AND the groundbreaking couple therapy book Hold Me Tight by Dr. Sue Johnson.
Note: I chose to post the cover from the movie Across the Universe because the sound and video quality is better than.
It was one of the many contributors to my decision to become a relationship therapist.
I'm probably not kidding.
In short, the story is about.
This post is about both Hold Me Tight by the Beatles, one of their least favorite, but still famous songs AND the groundbreaking couple therapy book Hold Me Tight by Dr. Sue Johnson.
Note: I chose to post the cover from the movie Across the Universe because the sound and video quality is better than.
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