Specialties

Trauma can take many forms. It may show up as PTSD or C-PTSD, childhood trauma, emotional abuse, sexual assault, or the ongoing effects of intergenerational trauma. These experiences often leave lasting imprints on us. Laura provides a safe and supportive space to work through these traumas and attachment concerns, helping clients untangle what feels overwhelming, reclaim their voice, and begin to heal.

Anxiety can take many shapes. It may appear as constant overthinking, rumination, or panic, or it may be tied to relationship stress, family issues, or major life transitions. Anxiety often seeps into how we connect with others, making even daily interactions feel draining. Laura helps clients understand the roots of their anxiety and offers strategies to create more peace, clarity, and confidence in their lives.

Grief can touch every part of life. It may follow the death of a loved one, infertility struggles, or other profound losses. Grief can feel overwhelming, unpredictable, and isolating, affecting both our inner world and relationships with others. Laura provides compassionate support as clients navigate the complexity of grief and bereavement, honoring both the pain of loss and the possibility of healing.

Women’s health concerns can affect both the body and the emotional world. They may include chronic illness, chronic pain, fertility challenges, reproductive health concerns, or the stress of navigating ongoing medical care. These experiences can bring uncertainty, grief, and disconnection from one’s body, often impacting identity, relationships, and daily life. Laura offers trauma-informed support, including specialized training in fertility counseling, to help clients process the emotional toll of medical and fertility-related experiences and feel more supported as they navigate their health journeys.

Life transitions can be both expected and unexpected. They may include career changes, relationship shifts, fertility decisions, health-related changes, or other moments that disrupt a sense of stability. Even positive transitions can bring stress, grief, and uncertainty as roles and identities shift. Laura supports clients during these periods of change, helping them process what they are leaving behind, navigate what lies ahead, and feel more grounded as they move forward.

Identity and tradition can be deeply meaningful and, at times, complex. For Jewish women, this may involve navigating questions around religious identity, spirituality, dating, infertility, sexual identity, or coping with antisemitism. Laura has extensive experience working within the Jewish community and provides a therapeutic space that honors cultural values while supporting each client’s individual needs and voice.