Kevin Kozin, MTS, LICSW

Introduction: My psychotherapy practice integrates relational, psychodynamic, interpersonal, and cognitive-behavioral therapies with mind-body approaches to help each person achieve balance and well-being. I work with individuals, couples, parents, and children. When you or your loved one is considering psychotherapy, there are usually symptoms that need to be addressed such as anxiety, sadness, a feeling of unease, confusion, distraction, frustration, school performance, feeling overwhelmed, unhealthy behaviors, depression, emotional pain, malaise, insomnia, loss of hope, addiction, low self-esteem, and fear. Even reading this list of symptoms may feel overwhelming. Psychotherapy directly addresses these symptoms and provides hope and a vision for healing. In my practice, I work with clients to first stabilize these symptoms while determining the root cause of these problems and addressing them in a thoughtful and safe manner. Some clients aren't aware of the underlying problems and are only experiencing the pain of these symptoms. Along with every symptom, there is a probable psychiatric diagnosis that can be applied. These types of diagnoses may or may not be helpful to you and your situation, and I work carefully toward your path to healing while not getting stuck in simply diagnosis and labels.