Services for treatment and support
Reach out for the support you deserve, and enhance your own self-care and self-empowerment.
You can feel better.
Learn and incorporate daily ways to increase your coping skills, problem solving techniques, and self-esteem.
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Life Transitions--including Relationships, Career, Health Issues, and Empty-Nest
- Caregiver Support, including for Dementia
- Grief and Loss
It is a pleasure to "meet you"! I'm Robin.
I believe every individual has strengths. These strengths often times might not seem obvious to people when they are in 'the thick' of stressors and challenges. My approach in our therapeutic work is to assist you to bring your strengths out into the forefront, and then to help you further build upon them. These strengths--then partnered with helpful Cognitive Behavioral Techniques, Dialectic Behavioral Therapy Skills, and/or a Mindfulness Focus--will enhance your "tools in the toolkit" to improve your overall quality of life. Let's start this journey together.
Robin Bromberg, MSW, LICSW, CDP
Psychotherapist for Individuals, Families and Couples
Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker
Certified Dementia Practitioner
Academic Degrees:
Tufts University--Bachelor of Science
Simmons College School of Social Work--Masters
About
I have been professionally licensed as a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker for over 25 years, and have an extensive career background. I have experience in both Inpatient and Outpatient Mental Health settings, working both individually and on Muti-Disciplinary Teams. I have worked:
- as an Outpatient Therapist--for all ages, providing Individual, Family, and Couples Therapy;
- as an Outpatient Mental Health Utilization Reviewer Clinician, determining medically necessary psychiatric treatment needs;
- as part of Primary Care Medical practices;
- as the Social Work Leader on the entire Elder Care continuum, including Long-Term Care and Palliative Care work;
- as the Greater Boston Regional Manager of the Alzheimer's Association;
- as a Professor of Field Education for Boston College School of Social Work;
- and as a Presenter at Conferences.
General Questions
Not only should your exploration in therapy be a supportive experience for you, but it can also increase your self-awareness, self-empowerment and highlight your life views. Therapy encourages this development of self-awareness and identification of individual strengths unique to each person, and then builds upon these strengths. Therapy can be self-reflective--for the purpose of altering and improving your own approach to manage stressors, and for skill attainment (coping skills and problem-solving skills).
We can work together to help you define your goals. Treatment is different for each person, based on your own individual needs and comfort levels. We will consistently review where you are at on the path to both attaining your goals and to foster your self-empowerment. This dialogue is a joint process.