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Dana Schwartz Psychotherapy
Dana Schwartz Psychotherapy

Dana Schwartz Psychotherapy

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Introduction
Through compassion, respect, and humor, I help people heal through difficult situations and find their inner strengths to be able to live their fullest lives. I specialize in working with adults and teens who have poor body image, low self esteem, and eating disorders. I have over 12 years experience working in an intensive treatment setting. I love working with family member of those that might be struggling with an eating disorder as well.
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Therapy need

Anxiety depression

Social stress

Relationship issues

Life transition

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Adult

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  • What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?

    My rate is $150 an hour for individual sessions. $190 for family or couples sessions.

  • How did you get started doing this type of work?

    I started my career in mental health in a group home for teen girls on probation. I learned a lot about adolescent issues and became interested in eating disorders. In 2005, I started working as a counselor for a treatment program called Center For Discovery, which at the time was small and is now the largest provider of eating disorder treatment in the country. I became a therapist in the company after finishing graduate school and getting a Master's in Clinical Psychology. I have also worked for another eating disorder program in a hospital and outpatient setting. I have worked with a variety of other populations including adolescents with substance abuse issues.

  • What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

    The biggest factor in having a successful therapy experience is if the therapist and client are the right fit for each other. Therapy requires a great deal of vulnerability on the client's part. You would want someone you feel comfortable with and who you can trust. I would recommend talking to a few therapists to get a sense of how they work and how you feel talking to them. If you are seeking assistance with body image and/or disordered eating, I would HIGHLY recommend you see an eating disorder specialist. I have many resources on therapists, dietitians, and groups in this field, so even if I am not the right fit or I am not near you, I can provide referrals for you.