Jessica Covitz is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who holds a MSW degree from Smith College School for Social Work, graduating in 2008. She understands that life can sometimes feel overwhelming, filled with disappointment, stress, sadness, and loss. In her practice, she creates a supportive and nurturing environment where individuals can explore their emotions and experiences collaboratively, allowing for growth and positive change. Jessica provides a space where clients are seen and acknowledged, helping them articulate their feelings to foster greater self-awareness and understanding. By delving into patterns of behavior and emotional responses, she empowers clients to release the burdens that weigh them down, enabling them to embrace a fuller, more joyful existence in the present moment. With expertise in addressing issues such as depression, trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and chronic pain, Jessica uses a psychodynamic approach that recognizes the essential role of relationships in personal development and clarity. She utilizes her skills with individuals, couples, families, and even new and expectant mothers. Jessica eagerly anticipates the opportunity to discuss where her clients are in their lives and where they aspire to go, partnering with them to create a personalized treatment plan tailored to their unique needs and aspirations.