Deborah New, an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, specializes in addressing the needs of adults and elders facing depression, trauma and PTSD, and bipolar disorder. Her clients seek her guidance to alleviate symptoms of anxiety and depression, while learning to process how trauma may be affecting their current lives and how to forge a path forward. Deborah's empathic approach allows her to connect deeply with individuals, fostering insights into their behaviors and enhancing their sense of agency and control over their lives. Throughout the therapeutic process, she assists clients in recognizing and managing their emotions, building self-esteem, and discovering greater joy and serenity. Specializing in complex traumatic stress disorders, Deborah employs a diverse array of therapeutic modalities—including culturally sensitive, trauma-focused, and strength-based therapies—allowing her to tailor her approach to fit the unique needs of each client. She utilizes integrative methods that draw from trauma theory, psychoanalytic theory, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Internal Family Systems, ensuring that the treatment resonates with the individual's strengths, values, and cultural context. By prioritizing a deep understanding of each client as a unique individual rather than just the challenges they face, Deborah creates a supportive environment that encourages real behavioral change and positive growth.