Marsha Friedman

Marsha Friedman, PhD, is a compassionate psychologist who understands the unique stresses and isolation that have characterized recent years. She recognizes that seeking therapy is a significant step towards personal growth, change, and understanding the obstacles that impede a fulfilling life. Marsha is an experienced and trusted professional dedicated to learning about each client's inner landscape, supporting them in making the changes they desire. She works collaboratively with individuals and couples aged 18 and above, particularly those who are college students or young adults navigating identity challenges, relationships, and life choices. Additionally, as a Medicare provider, Marsha specializes in guiding those facing the transitions of retirement and aging. Her unique rabbinic training enriches her work with interfaith couples and spiritual concerns. By acknowledging that many present difficulties may stem from past experiences, Marsha helps clients strengthen their capacity for change in the present. Together, they will identify self-defeating patterns and effectively manage emotions such as depression and anxiety, ultimately enhancing relationships and fostering a more joyful and meaningful life.