Kate Neider

Kate Neider, MSW, LCSW, is not your average therapist. She brings an intense passion for healing and helping others to her practice, offering compassionate, insightful, and emotionally honest support within a safe therapeutic environment. Through a collaborative process, Kate engages in real work with her clients, guided by a humanist perspective that emphasizes healing rather than fixing. Understanding that the journey of being human can be challenging, she provides the necessary support for those seeking to navigate life's difficulties.

Using an eclectic blend of treatment approaches, Kate tailors her methods to fit the unique needs of each individual. She employs evidence-based interventions, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, narrative therapy, family systems, and trauma competency training. With seven years of experience, she specializes in substance use disorders and has a strong background in addressing eating disorders, body image issues, depression, anxiety, life transitions, attachment disruptions, codependency, low self-worth, complex grief, bereavement, and family/couples issues.

Kate has designed her therapeutic process to eliminate traditional barriers, fostering a healing experience that humanizes the journey. She honors the belief that each person is the expert of their own life, offering guidance to help them uncover, unpack, and unload their challenges. Clients can feel reassured that they are not alone as they work towards healing under Kate's care.