Pamela Rodman

About Us

My approach to therapy is a collaborative one. We all have an inherent longing and need for wholeness and balance; however, we sometimes encounter stressful or traumatic events that can interrupt this balance. When we’re imbalanced we can develop psychological and physical symptoms, and we begin to use ineffective coping mechanisms. Together, we can discover how to understand, adapt, and integrate through life’s transitions and stressors. , I have extensive experience in grief and loss as well as anxiety, depression, trauma, and addictions. I’m a skilled Dialectic Behavior Therapy therapist. I use strength-based coping strategies, mindfulness and self-compassion, and interpersonal effectiveness skills to help decrease maladaptive behaviors and regulate emotions during times of stress and grief. , " I received my masters in social work at The Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College. I tailor my work to the clients needs. I use a client-centered, strength-based and compassionate approach to navigate through lifes difficult transitions and stressors so you can find continued meaning, purpose, and joy. "