Jeremy AxelradPsychologist, PhD (he, him)

About

I’m a clinical psychologist specializing in anxiety, depression, and behaviors that feel out of control. I’ve found that healing is less about “fixing” than recognizing how we adapted to early challenges in ways that now limit our connection to ourselves and others. Often, it is pain that makes us notice our patterns and decide to change; even if it doesn’t feel like it, seeking therapy is already a step toward growth. Many people come to me after trying therapy and finding it didn’t quite reach where they had hoped. Real change happens when we bring the body into the conversation—through sensation, gesture, imagery, and expression.

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