Herb Landis

Herb Landis is a compassionate and experienced Clinical Social Worker/Therapist with over 30 years of experience in outpatient and private practice settings. He provides psychotherapy services to children, teens, young adults, families, and couples, fostering growth and potential across all ages. His clinical focus includes treating anxiety, depression, grief, and complicated grief through various therapeutic modalities such as mindfulness-based therapy, expressive arts, cognitive behavioral therapy, and family systems approaches. Herb understands that individuals navigate different landscapes at various stages of life, and he is dedicated to supporting them through their unique journeys. He has extensive experience working with clients who have experienced both expected and sudden losses, leveraging crisis intervention and psychodynamic strategies to facilitate healing. Herb is also known for his contributions to presentations on topics like grief and complicated grief, family dysfunction, and stress. Additionally, he works with the Amish population and has consulted for theater groups, including the film 'Amish Grace' in 2010. His insights culminated in the creation of 'Landscapes of Grief and Mourning: A Therapeutic Guide to Death Valley: A Love Story' in 2016.