Ruth Moscow-cohen

Ruth Moscow-Cohen is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who enjoys working with individuals of all ages as they navigate life’s challenges. She understands that everyone experiences difficulties such as worry, sadness, anger, and fear. Challenges related to family dynamics, low self-esteem, relationship issues, and stress from school and work are commonly faced by her clients. When these issues persist, psychotherapy can offer significant relief and guidance. Ruth believes in the importance of fostering a warm, caring, and trusting connection as a foundational element in the therapeutic process. She begins with a thorough consultation, where she listens carefully and sensitively to her clients' concerns before suggesting a tailored therapeutic approach that aligns with their goals. Her collaborative process encourages clients to explore their strengths while addressing the sources of their difficulties. Ruth integrates a range of therapeutic modalities, including psychodynamic, which promotes self-understanding, and cognitive-behavioral therapy, which is effective in treating symptoms. Additionally, she draws from family systems, humanistic, and mindfulness theories to enrich the therapeutic experience. Beyond her psychotherapy practice, Ruth is a seasoned parent consultant, particularly when therapy may not be appropriate or welcomed by a child or teen. With years of experience leading discussion groups for parents, she addresses a variety of topics related to child, adolescent, and emerging adult development, further showcasing her commitment to supporting families.