André ZandonáClinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW (he, him)

About

Many people come to therapy when their usual ways of coping no longer feel sustainable. They may feel caught in self-doubt, pulled into familiar relational patterns, or weighed down by anxiety or old traumatic experiences that still shape how they move through the world. They’re looking for clarity and steadiness, and a way of relating to themselves that isn’t driven by shame or self-criticism. I work well with thoughtful, perceptive people who want to explore the deeper roots of what keeps them feeling stuck. My work is grounded in contemporary psychodynamic psychotherapy. In this kind of work I listen closely to help uncover the meaning behind struggles while also challenging you to see how limiting perspectives may hold you back. We’ll connect past experiences with present patterns and build what is needed to support resilience, growth, and lasting change.