Karen Greenberg is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist specializing in couples therapy. She provides a confidential and welcoming environment where clients can confront relationship problems, anxiety, depression, trauma recovery, grief, and navigate through challenging life transitions. With a rich background in treating borderline, narcissistic personality, and mood disorders, Karen customizes her treatment approach based on the unique needs and concerns of each client. Her extensive training in a variety of therapeutic modalities, combined with her profound experience, allows her to foster a strong therapeutic connection, which is paramount to the success of her practice. Karen employs solution-focused therapy in both brief and ongoing sessions, alongside intensive insight-oriented psychotherapy when needed, particularly during times of crisis or when motivated by internal growth. As a psychodynamic psychotherapist, she delves deeper into underlying factors contributing to symptoms, providing a holistic and empathetic approach. Karen holds certificates in Couple and Family Therapy from the Ackerman Institute and Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy from the International Psychotherapy Institute (IPI). Additionally, she serves as a guest lecturer at NYU graduate school and previously was on the faculty at IPI, showcasing her commitment to ongoing education and professional development in the field.