Victoria Lichtman

Victoria Lichtman, LCSW, works with adults facing stress, anxiety, relationship strains, and life changes. She frames difficulties as opportunities for clearer decision making and practical growth, aiming to help people notice patterns that get in the way of daily functioning and sense of purpose. Her work attends to issues such as social anxiety, isolation, self-esteem, and career concerns while keeping each person's values in view.

Trained as a social worker, she transitioned into clinical services after a career in the humanitarian and human rights sector with nonprofit agencies in the United States and overseas. That background informs her interest in how culture shapes values and identity. She has experience with adult populations including immigrants, justice-involved individuals, and people coping with socioeconomic barriers, chronic pain, grief, caregiving demands, or substance abuse.

Her clinical work draws on cognitive behavioral techniques alongside a humanistic, collaborative stance. Sessions include attention to emotional regulation and meaning making through storytelling, with an emphasis on discovering what practical steps align with a person’s priorities and daily needs.