Mihaela Epurianu Dranoff, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist specializing in family dynamics and individual therapeutic practices for a diverse range of clients, including children, adults, and elders. She is particularly skilled in addressing parenting stress, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, attachment issues, and complexities related to developmental disabilities and immigration. In her approach, Mihaela emphasizes the importance of culturally sensitive practices, ensuring that each treatment plan is tailored to the unique needs and backgrounds of her clients. Her comprehensive services often involve collaboration with educational institutions, pediatricians, and mental health professionals to provide holistic care that supports family dynamics and enhances individual well-being. As an adjunct professor at Montclair State University, Mihaela contributes to the academic community while also leading workshops on the ACT: Raising Safe Kids Together program. Furthermore, she serves as an evaluator for the Asylum Network at Physicians for Human Rights, demonstrating her commitment to advocacy and comprehensive psychological care. Mihaela's combined academic and clinical expertise results in effective treatment plans that resonate with her clients' lived experiences.