Alyssa Rothenberg, PsyD, MScA, PMH-C, is a dedicated psychologist with extensive expertise in working with adolescents, adults, and families. She is passionate about guiding individuals to reconnect with their vibrant selves through effective psychotherapy. With an educational background that includes a Master's in Speech Pathology from McGill University, Alyssa understands the power of communication as a healing tool. Her experience includes navigating patients through traumatic medical events, where she observed firsthand their remarkable capacity to recover both cognitive-linguistic functions and their sense of purpose and identity. At Nova Southeastern University, she honed her skills in individual, family, and group counseling while being sensitive to language differences and disabilities. Alyssa focuses on mobilizing resiliency during significant life transitions, including bereavement, divorce, and trauma. Her specialties encompass college mental health, targeting developmental tasks that shape identity, as well as addressing mood disorders, anxiety conditions, and self-harm, particularly in the context of Borderline Personality Disorder. Trained in both Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), she employs family-oriented strategies to promote healing and resilience. Alyssa is also a strong advocate for assisted reproductive technologies, offering support for clients dealing with complex fertility issues and high-risk pregnancies. She provides mindful family building assistance and consultation services for those considering donor egg or sperm options.