Gayle Novack Forman

Gayle Novack Forman, LCSW, ACSW, MSW, is an accomplished and passionate clinical social worker and psychotherapist. With a wealth of experience gained over ten years in an outpatient setting at a local hospital, she has successfully assisted individuals, couples, and children in navigating various challenges, including depression, anxiety, and dissociative disorders. Gayle is especially skilled in addressing marital issues and supports parents facing difficulties with their children. She emphasizes the significance of communication skills between partners and within families, fostering a nurturing environment for therapeutic growth. An advocate for special needs children, she works closely with schools to help parents secure necessary accommodations. Gayle is proficient in utilizing a diverse range of therapy types, including Psychodynamic, Interpersonal, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), tailoring her approach to suit each client's unique needs. Her commitment to establishing a collaborative therapeutic partnership is central to her practice, where she actively engages in meaningful discussions with clients. Additionally, Gayle has significant experience with Tourette Syndrome, having contributed to the association since 1980 through workshops for faculty and parents, as well as running supportive parent workshops. Her expertise also extends to Dissociative Disorders, making her a versatile and empathetic therapist dedicated to the well-being of her clients.