I work with adults who are coping with major life transitions, workplace burnout, healthcare worker compassion fatigue, asylum and immigration related stressors, social adjustment, family or relationship issues, trauma, anxiety, depression, and existential concerns.
My treatment approach involves helping people understand and work through the above challenges, while helping them access their unique strengths. My practice is largely informed by psychodynamic theory, although I incorporate a variety of modalities to include mindfulness,
strengths based and cognitive behavioral interventions. I provide care through an empathic, culturally sensitive, collaborative, and holistic lens, and therefore tailor my approach to an individual’s needs. I understand that mental health does not exist in a vacuum and that understanding oneself also involves awareness of larger systems of oppression and their impacts.
I have post-graduate training in psychodynamic psychotherapy and years of direct practice as a clinical social worker & psychotherapist in various healthcare and human rights clinics as well as in my own private practice.
I view therapy as a space for emotional expression & self-reflection that can lead towards deeper self-understanding, esteem, and autonomy.
 New York University (MSW)
 Psychoanalytic Association of New York (Post-graduate certificate in adult
psychodynamic psychotherapy)

Leah Moroge

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