Shoshana Krohner PhD

I am a licensed clinical psychologist with experience working with adults and families from diverse cultural backgrounds and identities.  I also have extensive experience providing psychotherapy for adolescents and young adults. I specialize in helping people feel less depressed or anxious, recover from difficult or traumatizing experiences, and improve their relationships.  I also have specialized training in chronic pain conditions.

As a therapist, I am different with every patient, so that I can meet each person's individual needs.

My goal is to create a warm and emotionally-safe environment in which you can feel supported to learn more about yourself and make healthy changes in your life and relationships. 

I currently offer individual and couples therapy, and use an integrative therapy approach that blends psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral therapy. This means that in therapy, we will pay attention to your emotions and consider the impact of past experiences, especially that of your relationships.

We will collaborate to identify patterns that may be holding you back, and explore new, more generative ways of being. 
 

I received my doctorate in clinical psychology from Wayne State University in Detroit, MI and completed my pre-doctoral clinical internship at Emory University Department of Psychiatry/Grady Health System in Atlanta, GA.  I completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the New School for Social Research. 

 

When I'm not working, I like to cook for friends, read sci-fi books, and enthusiastically sing karaoke.