Emily Zimmerman-Levitt

Therapy is a collaborative and creative process. In therapy, we are available and attuned in ways family and friends may not be able to be. Like working a craft, I attend to the details, to the storytelling and to the storyteller. Patterns emerge, who are you? What do you value? What do you need? We then begin to rework the piece, together. My aim is to remain open to new tools and language with which to engage in this type of collaborative and deeply client centered practice and I want the client to feel that they are the central figure in their own treatment. I believe therapy is about discovering yourself whether you are in crisis or just curious about how far you could go if you weren't holding yourself back. I do not believe that the therapist holds the power in the room but instead, the therapist follows the client into their process. Together we will play with creative ideas, try out new ways of framing challenges and make decisions together about the goals of treatment as they unfold.