Divorce Therapists in Danvers, MA

My motto is "If you don't like something change it; if you can't change it, change the way you think about it." - Mary Engelbreit. Rose is a Licensed Independent Certified Social Worker. She graduated with a BA degree in Psychology from UMass Amherst and a Masters in Social Work from Salem State. Rose specializes in treating issues pertaining to anxiety, depression, stress management, relationship issues, parenting, coping skills and life transitions. Rose provides a safe, non judgemental environment for her clients to comfortably engage in therapy.

"Sometimes life leaves us feeling confused, stressed and emotionally low. I have experience working with adults helping them overcome their struggles with anxiety and depression and with issues such as family and parenting stress, school and work difficulties, unhappy relationships, loss of a loved one and trauma. I also work with children, ages 3 -13 who are experiencing difficulties at school and, or at home. I do individual, couples, family and play therapy (with younger children). I believe, given some gentle direction, people can harness their instinctual ability to decrease their own distress and to live a more contented life."

The desire for a healthy relationship with oneself and others and having satisfying work or other pursuits of happiness are part of the human condition. Despite the "want" for this, achieving successful outcomes can be elusive. I am eager to work with you in helping to understand the problematic patterns of thinking, feeling, and doing that can keep you from getting what you desire. I practice a psychoanalytic approach and provide a therapeutic presence to explore your unique experience of being you. Together we can work toward a deeper knowledge of yourself which will lead to more emotional freedom and better choices for life satisfaction.

Not accepting new patients & unable to respond to inquiries; It can be nerve-wracking coming in for the first time, telling a stranger about your personal life. In therapy, you need to feel comfortable with the person you are sitting with so you can feel more at ease sharing what you need to. Our first conversation/session is a time for you to get to know my style, a time for me to get a better sense of what brings you to therapy, and to learn how I can best support you (i.e., therapy, referral, etc.).

As a holistic therapist in private practice, my ideal client is open to discovering who they truly are at the deepest level and is ready to do the work to heal and transform. People seeking to live their highest potential, embrace their true selves and authentic expression are welcomed in a non-judgemental atmosphere of mutual respect and positive regard. If you have a strong desire to move forward, become unstuck, heal old wounds, and learn how to make new healthier choices, call me today. Together, we will navigate the path towards your goals.

I view therapy as a conversation that puts you in touch with your inner voice and guides you in using its wisdom to make changes. I am warm and down to earth, and I use humor to create a space where you can be yourself while exploring new possibilities for your life. I offer a culturally-sensitive and collaborative approach to helping clients find joy and meaning in their lives. This can happen by navigating a life transition, resolving a relationship conflict, healing from trauma, or managing depression, stress, or anxiety.

I am a Psychotherapist in Private Practice at the Cummings Center in Beverly, MA. I have a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Simmons College and an Advanced Certificate in the Treatment of Psychological Trauma from Boston University. My treatment of individuals focuses on recovery from psychological trauma, management of Depression, and strategies for coping with Anxiety. My treatment of couples and families focuses on the development of communication skills, diffusing conflict, and building collaboration in relationships in order to improve function.