Sean Ransom

Change takes effort, and Sean Ransom believes that Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can help individuals achieve that change. For him, CBT is akin to discovering a map to a more ideal life, revealing how much closer one can get to fulfillment than previously thought. This therapeutic approach focuses on transforming thought patterns, primarily emphasizing the present while maintaining a minimal focus on the past. Sean understands that practice is crucial in this process; CBT involves dedicated work that often leads to significant results, including improved mood, reduced anxiety, transformed behaviors, enhanced relationships, and a more enriching, satisfying life. He holds a doctorate from the University of South Florida, having gained internship training at the esteemed Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Since earning his degree, he has served as faculty at various universities and currently holds a clinical faculty position in the psychiatry department at Tulane University School of Medicine. Sean's expertise also extends to clinical psychopharmacology, enabling him to collaborate effectively with clients and their physicians to identify the best treatment options. Additionally, he can incorporate hypnotherapy into the CBT framework for some clients. Sean Ransom is dedicated to guiding individuals through their therapeutic journey and unlocking their potential for a happier life.