Staff:Founder: Mollie Volinsky LCSW
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Mollie specializes in EMDR therapy and believes in working with you to tap into your inherent healing abilities. In today’s world, it is too easy to overlook the effects of trauma and get stuck in society's non-stop demands and unreasonable expectations --subsequent stress, depression and anxiety may feel constant. Her goal is to partner with you to support you in both processing and coping with these uncomfortable thoughts and emotions.
For over 10 years, Mollie has been training and working in this field; she believes that experience coupled with a warm and empathic sensibility allows her to provide the kind of care you both want and deserve.
She has worked with children, adolescents, and adults in a wide array of settings including schools, hospitals and community mental health centers. As such, she has developed a diverse and rich approach to my psychotherapy practice.
For over 10 years, Mollie has been training and working in this field; she believes that experience coupled with a warm and empathic sensibility allows her to provide the kind of care you both want and deserve.
She has worked with children, adolescents, and adults in a wide array of settings including schools, hospitals and community mental health centers. As such, she has developed a diverse and rich approach to my psychotherapy practice.
Jane Horowitz LMSW
Jane will work with you to discover your unique thought patterns, become aware of their impact, and start to replace them with more motivating and positive self-talk. She will also support you in understanding how your emotions show up in your body and how they might be impacting different areas of your life.
When working with clients, Jane uses trauma-informed treatment methods including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Mindfulness. She seeks to serve a wide range of clients, and has experience working with children, adolescents, and adults in various settings. Jane considers her practice to be a safe and brave space for clients who identify as LGBTQ+, and for anyone who has faced discrimination or oppression. One of the most important factors in successful and effective therapy is the therapeutic relationship. Jane strives to bring warmth, empathy, and understanding into each session.
When working with clients, Jane uses trauma-informed treatment methods including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Mindfulness. She seeks to serve a wide range of clients, and has experience working with children, adolescents, and adults in various settings. Jane considers her practice to be a safe and brave space for clients who identify as LGBTQ+, and for anyone who has faced discrimination or oppression. One of the most important factors in successful and effective therapy is the therapeutic relationship. Jane strives to bring warmth, empathy, and understanding into each session.
Charlene Rymsha LCSW
Juniper Therapeutic Services has contracted with Charlene Rymsha, an incredible trauma-informed clinician, burnout specialist and author of the upcoming book, Burn Bright (available 3/23/2021). Whether you are burning out, experiencing the impact of trauma, feeling anxious or depressed, in the midst of a major life transition (or all of the above), Charlene will help you regain your sense of safety, power, focus, joy, and purpose as you move beyond your past and create the life you truly want to live. Evidence-based and trauma-informed, Charlene’s approach bridges the gap between body and mind with a balance of talk therapy and breathwork. Working with individuals and couples, each 75-minute session is designed to offer the thinking brain a space to share, rationalize, and insight while the body and breath make the needed connections of the subconscious mind for deep, meaningful, and lasting integrative healing.
Charlene has found that many people with a trauma history, anxiety, depression, or when adjusting to life transitions are strongly affected by our burnout culture and braincentric society. With success primarily measured by our intellect, we’re taught to spend a disproportionate amount of time in our heads. This, combined with the intense sensations that occur in the body due to trauma, anxiety, and ongoing stress, can make the body seem like an unsafe and scary place. Yet, Charlene will work with you to realize that the body is where the wisdom beyond words (and the healing potential) resides.
Charlene has found that many people with a trauma history, anxiety, depression, or when adjusting to life transitions are strongly affected by our burnout culture and braincentric society. With success primarily measured by our intellect, we’re taught to spend a disproportionate amount of time in our heads. This, combined with the intense sensations that occur in the body due to trauma, anxiety, and ongoing stress, can make the body seem like an unsafe and scary place. Yet, Charlene will work with you to realize that the body is where the wisdom beyond words (and the healing potential) resides.