Heather Frank

Heather Frank is a compassionate and skilled psychologist, holding a PsyD and CGP, dedicated to providing tailored support to teenagers and adults facing a variety of challenges. She practices from an insight-oriented, collaborative, and individualized approach, creating a nurturing environment where individuals can feel heard and understood while also being encouraged to explore new perspectives on their thoughts, emotions, and relationships. It is her intention that therapy serves as a valuable resource, equipping clients with tools to alleviate immediate stressors while delving into the underlying meanings of distressing symptoms and patterns for lasting transformation.

With expertise in relationship and family of origin concerns, emotional, physical, and sexual trauma, grief and loss, as well as mental health issues specifically relevant to college and graduate students, Heather emphasizes women's health and wellness, prenatal and postpartum adjustment, and life transitions, including career changes and navigating divorce. She also supports couples in mending trust, enhancing effective communication, and nurturing connection.

Heather is a strong advocate for the efficacy of group therapy and is actively pursuing advanced training in modern psychoanalytic group psychotherapy at the Center for Group Studies in New York, further enriching her capacity to facilitate meaningful therapeutic experiences in both individual and group settings.