“My approach to individual therapy is client and insight-oriented. I use the therapeutic relationship to aid in understanding the underlying needs, desires and fears that interfere with an individual’s happiness and sense of fulfillment in life. My approach is integrative; while it is primarily psychodynamic, I use a variety of techniques such as cognitive/behavioral methods as needed to help in the management and alleviation of symptoms related to anxiety and depression.  I believe the core of all individuals is good and health seeking, and with appropriate listening, understanding, and having an increase in self-awareness one’s quality of life can significantly improve.  My approach to marital and family issues is to seek understanding of all participants and their underlying motivations for the positions they take. I strive to improve communication, trust, balance, and harmony.”

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Jody Kroll Rotblatt has a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and a Master’s in Social Work. She has worked in a variety of settings including community mental health, residential treatment, inpatient treatment and private practice. Workshops and presentations she has offered include those on Anxiety Disorders and Mother/Daughter relationships.

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Dr. Rotblatt has experience in treatment of a variety of issues and disorders including but not limited to: adolescent treatment, stress management, treatment of Mood Disorders, anxiety, Personality Disorders, Eating Disorders, relationships issues, low self-esteem, loss and grief, family and marital difficulties, and managing chronic mental health issues.

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