Linda Chernus

Linda Chernus is a dedicated psychodynamically oriented therapist with four decades of experience in treating individuals, couples, and families. She possesses a genuine passion for her work and has a remarkable capacity to engage with even the most challenging clients. Linda specializes in helping those dealing with depression, anxiety, and a range of issues associated with daily living. Her expertise extends to working with individuals and families facing PTSD, dissociative disorders, bipolar disorders, and the complexities of dual diagnoses involving substance use and mental health challenges. She takes special joy in assisting adolescents and young adults navigate identity issues and significant life transitions. Linda believes that individual psychotherapy is a powerful path for clients to gain deeper self-understanding, paving the way for meaningful change. She prioritizes establishing strong therapeutic relationships, recognizing their crucial role in effective psychotherapy. In her work with couples and families, she adopts a family systems approach. As a culturally sensitive clinical social worker, Linda is proficient in Spanish and holds a profound respect for Latino cultures, continuously broadening her knowledge of various cultures and their effects on individuals. Additionally, she is attuned to the importance of diversity in sexual orientation, gender identity, and other lifestyle variables.