Lilia Berkovich

Dr. Lilia Berkovich is a dedicated psychologist who helps her clients form meaningful and fulfilling connections with their environment. She generally works with individuals and couples who are grappling with self-image concerns as well as painful emotional experiences linked to their interactions with others, including romantic relationships, family dynamics, friendships, or workplace environments. Many of her clients experience a continuous sense of loneliness, feel misunderstood, or suffer from sadness, worries, and fears. Such challenges can profoundly impact their lives, often interfering with their ability to feel satisfied even amidst their various achievements. Dr. Berkovich has extensive experience working with individuals from diverse backgrounds and places great value on exploring the factors that shape identity, such as culture, race, gender, sexuality, and physical health. Her background includes providing therapy in both outpatient and inpatient settings, assisting clients with issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, addiction, and adjustment concerns. Utilizing a relational-psychodynamic perspective, Dr. Berkovich believes growth and change are attained through learning new ways of being with others. She strives to create a therapy atmosphere that is open, safe, authentic, and stimulating, facilitating exploration, interaction, and the experience of new emotions.