Madelyn Hoffman

Madelyn Hoffman is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LCSW) who specializes in helping clients navigate grief, trauma, PTSD, and relationship issues. She understands the struggles individuals face, whether it be isolation, overwhelming emotions, or the challenges of adjusting to new circumstances. With a focus on both psychodynamic and cognitive behavioral therapy, Madelyn continuously engages in her professional development, ensuring her methods are informed by the latest advancements in the field. Her approach is tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients, fostering a warm and interactive therapeutic environment.

Madelyn has received special training in bereavement and is experienced in working with adult survivors of childhood trauma, incest, and family dysfunction, as well as addressing the acute trauma stemming from injuries or perinatal loss. She is also supportive of those struggling with addiction and is familiar with the Twelve Step framework. By integrating insights from her own life experiences and extensive studies in human behavior, culture, religion, parenting, nutrition, and neuroscience, she empowers her clients to find meaning and growth in their lives. Madelyn is committed to a collaborative therapeutic relationship and looks forward to engaging in meaningful conversations that prioritize her clients' needs and desires.