Greg Rosenthal

Greg Rosenthal is a mindfulness and somatic-inspired therapist who is guided by compassion and a strong belief in the inherent dignity of every individual. His therapeutic approach recognizes the profound ways in which personal struggles are influenced by social environments, including the impact of friends, family, communities, institutions, and systems on identity, values, beliefs, and a sense of belonging. By utilizing mindfulness, body-centered therapy, and a systems approach, Greg supports clients in cultivating intimacy and insight into their behaviors and psyche. He also employs experiential practices to help clients process trauma and difficult emotions, fostering greater resilience and a sense of agency. With a specialization in working with individual adults, young adults, and teens aged 15 and above, he addresses challenges related to trauma, addictions, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, neurodivergence, anger management, relationship concerns, life transitions, and psychedelic integration. Greg maintains a reflective relationship with his social identities and the experiences within his family and communities. As a white cisgender male from the European Jewish diaspora, he navigates a diverse family background that includes multi-racial, multicultural, multilingual, and LGBTQIAP+ expressions, enriching his understanding of the varied experiences of those he serves.