Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I have been practicing for over 20 years. I emphasize honest appraisal and guided self-reflection a a means of confronting issues head on.. I have a general practice focusing on couples, families and blended families. i am a native New Yorker, we like solution oriented goals… I am direct and try to provide multiple alternatives to present thoughts. You may agree or disagree with some statements. It helps to assist with insights where changes are needed. Changes within oneself, changes the way they respond to a significant other, or a family member who lives with them. co-parenting in times of separation, focuses on how to leave the “old” relationship behind when focusing on supporting the child(ren).
I am cisd/trauma trained and have had many eye opening experiences. I worked at the hospital in Landstahl Germany with soldiers who were injured and their families , in addition I had the privilege of working at ground zero with the employees of a financial company on the year of the anniversary of 911. I am a native New Yorker , focusing on goal oriented solution focused cognitive behavioral therapy (I am a diplomat in CBT) I am presently working with many frontline workers who have been affected by the pandemic, and more recently those effected by the war in Israel.
Appts monday -Thursday are 45 minute sessions. Fridays are 30 minutes and wednesday only in the afternoon . All the rest are 45 minutes
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Susan Charney is a licensed clinical social worker in Arizona, holding the LCSW credential (license LCSW-2300) and bringing 26 years of clinical experience to her practice.
She emphasizes honest appraisal and guided self-reflection as tools for confronting problems directly. A native New Yorker, she prefers solution-oriented, goal-focused work and is a diplomat in cognitive behavioral therapy, offering a direct style and practical options to help people consider different perspectives.
Her general practice centers on couples, families, and blended families. She offers multiple alternatives to present thoughts so clients can decide what fits for them. That process often supports insight and change within the individual and alters how they respond to a significant other or a family member living with them. In co-parenting situations during separation she focuses on ways to move beyond the old relationship while maintaining support for the child(ren).
She is CISD and trauma trained, and her background includes work at the hospital in Landstahl, Germany with injured soldiers and their families. She also had the privilege of working at ground zero with employees of a financial company on the anniversary of 9/11. More recently she has been working with many frontline workers affected by the pandemic and with people impacted by the war in Israel.
Appointment lengths vary by day: Monday through Thursday sessions are 45 minutes, Friday sessions are 30 minutes, and Wednesday appointments are available only in the afternoon. In general, most sessions are 45 minutes in length.
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