Karin Schoenfeld
MSSW, LCSW
1.
Individual
Psychotherapy
Individual psychotherapy includes meeting with a licensed therapist on a one-on-one basis to address personal issues and concerns. Through this process, individuals can gain insight into their thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and work towards making positive changes in their lives.
3.
Family
Therapy
Family therapy is a type of counseling that focuses on improving communication and resolving conflicts within a family unit. It can help families navigate difficult situations such as divorce, addiction, or mental health issues. Through sessions, families can learn to work together to create a healthier home environment.
4.
Emotional
Support Animal
Documentation
Emotional support animal documentation includes a letter from a licensed mental health professional, such as therapist, stating that the animal is part of the patient's treatment plan for a mental health condition. The letter should include the professional's contact information, the patient's diagnosis, and a statement that the animal provides emotional support and is necessary for the patient's mental health.
Contact me for more information.
My practice is dedicated to helping those who feel they have no where to turn or who have felt societal stigmas surrounding mental health. Finding a place where you can feel safe to be yourself without any judgement is the first step in discovering the path towards healing and empowerment.
I believe it is essential to meet the client where they are emotionally while guiding them, at their own pace, to where they want to be. I am dedicated to building a trusting therapeutic relationship with my clients and their families so that the client can feel safe and supported to explore, grow and heal.
Areas of Focus
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Self harm
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Self esteem
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Eating disorders
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Bullying
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LGBTQ+ discovery and acceptance
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Social issues
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Sexual assault
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Relationship dynamics
In addition to counseling services, I offer supervision for social workers and mental health professionals. Clinical supervision is an essential component of social work practice.
It provides a space for reflection, support, and growth for social workers. Through clinical supervision, social workers can enhance their skills, knowledge, and self-awareness.
As a certfied clinical supervisor I can provide the supervision you need to not only grow as a social worker, but also provide the necessary hours to advance in the licensing process.
Please contact me for more information and with any questions.