Ann Crane

Ann Crane, PsyD, is a dedicated Clinical Psychologist with extensive post-graduate training. She tailors her therapeutic approach to meet the unique needs of individuals and couples, recognizing that psychotherapy is a deeply personal journey of self-discovery. At times, her method may be interactive and direct, while at other times it may be reflective, guiding clients to focus on and clarify their emotions, thoughts, and needs. Psychotherapy under her guidance empowers individuals to uncover, identify, and comprehend the feelings and behaviors that can lead to confusion, anxiety, and a sense of losing control. This process of articulating challenging emotions fosters greater inner control, self-compassion, and overall well-being. Specializing in grief, loss, and anxiety related to women's health issues, including infertility and pregnancy loss, Ann also supports individuals navigating the emotional journey of transitioning to parenthood and menopause. Furthermore, she works with both adolescents and adults facing challenges related to eating disorders, combining her expertise with a compassionate approach to foster healing and growth.