Eli Wolff

Eli Wolff, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, understands that while trust and connection are foundational to joy, vibrancy, and a sense of belonging, the complexities of intimate relationships can often leave individuals feeling off course, irritated, and uncertain. Eli recognizes that in the pursuit of rekindling relationships, unspoken compromises can hinder communication, creating feelings of being stuck, misunderstood, and frustrated. As resentment may build and trust diminishes, the hope for reconnection can shift to blame. In his work with couples and individuals, Eli aims to create space for new ways of relating to oneself and navigating life's stresses and dilemmas. His approach to psychotherapy is both warmly collaborative and thoughtfully challenging, facilitating a journey of self-reflection, relief, growth, and change. Eli's clinical interests span relationship stress, burnout, perfectionism, existential concerns, relational neglect, trauma, addiction, anxiety, as well as spiritual and religious dilemmas, promoting healing and personal development.