Sam Lipschultz

Sam Lipschultz, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, understands that therapy can unlock the 'stuck' places in one’s life, where patterns of relating to oneself and others can feel self-defeating or beyond control. This lack of connection can manifest as distress in various forms, including anxiety, anger, emptiness, and detachment. Sam believes that these experiences carry important messages about one's desires, passions, conflicts, and pain. In a collaborative environment, they guide individuals through the exploration of these feelings, framing them within the context of personal history and contemporary life. The therapeutic process aims to alleviate distressing patterns and foster a sense of self that is aligned with how clients wish to live and connect with others. With a specialization in trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, and emotional disturbances, Sam provides therapy for individuals and couples. Their advanced training in psychodynamic psychotherapy and the Maastricht approach equips them to address complex trauma and challenges related to identity, psychosis, and emotional well-being with empathy and insight.