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David Braucher

David Braucher

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PHD

New York, NY US
David Braucher, PhD, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 25 years of clinical, supervisory, and teaching experience. He understands that everyone grapples with universal challenges in relationships and careers, yet he believes that the solutions are as diverse as the individuals he works with. Dr. Braucher is extensively trained in multiple therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic approaches, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, ensuring a personalized treatment plan for each client. His expertise spans individual therapy, couples counseling, and family dynamics, reflecting his commitment to inclusivity and sensitivity to a diverse clientele, particularly in addressing issues related to depression, anxiety, and LGBTQ+ matters. As a respected member of the academic community, Dr. Braucher serves as a supervisor of psychotherapy and faculty member at the White Institute, contributes as a lecturer at NYU School of Social Work, and is an active participant on the Editorial Board of the journal, Contemporary Psychoanalysis. His professional insights have been recognized through publications in esteemed journals and edited volumes on psychotherapy.
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Specialties
Anxiety Depression LGBTQ+
Therapy Types
Coaching Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) Family / Marital Interpersonal Psychoanalytic Psychodynamic Solution Focused Brief (SFBT)
Age Groups
Adult (18 to 65)
Modalities
Couples Family Individuals
Languages
English (US)

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