Beth Hartley is a licensed clinical social worker who provides support to adolescents (14+), young adults, adults, and families as they discover positive and effective solutions to manage anxiety, depression, and life transitions. Her therapeutic approach fosters an interactive, warm, and nonjudgmental relationship, allowing clients to develop personal insight, enhance communication skills, interrupt self-destructive patterns, and build self-confidence. With extensive experience in addressing complex relationship difficulties, including peer conflict, fractured family dynamics, separation and divorce, social isolation, and intimacy issues, she adeptly guides individuals in navigating anxiety, depression, addictions, and family challenges. Beth has completed Post-Master's Certificate Programs in Adolescent Therapy and Advanced Clinical Therapy from NYU, as well as in Clinical Supervision from Fordham University, equipping her with the knowledge and skills to assist those facing life’s transitions and emotional disturbances.