Christian Bromberg

Dr. Christian Bromberg is a dedicated psychologist with a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology from Loyola University Maryland, where he graduated in 2020. He recognizes that meaningful change occurs when clients and therapist co-create an environment filled with curiosity, empathy, and introspection. Through a supportive therapeutic relationship, he facilitates healing by encouraging individuals to explore their thoughts, emotions, and relationships with both themselves and others. His approach is centered on empathic listening and being attuned to the ‘here and now’ interactive process, which allows clients to work through debilitating symptoms while finding deeper meaning in their experiences and relationships. Dr. Bromberg’s clinical practice is enriched by his training in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapy, yet he also incorporates a range of models including dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and motivational interviewing to tailor the therapy experience to each individual’s needs. He has extensive experience supporting young adults and adults from diverse backgrounds facing challenges related to trauma, PTSD, relationship issues, personality concerns, depression, anxiety, family conflict, and identity disturbance. Particularly passionate about working with survivors of childhood trauma, Dr. Bromberg is committed to empowering his clients on their journey toward growth and fulfillment.