Harlee Abromson

Harlee Abromson is a deeply compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, dedicated to embracing individuals from all walks of life, irrespective of race, religion, or sexual orientation. With over twenty-five years of experience, Harlee applies her profound listening skills and problem-solving abilities to support clients through difficult times. Her journey in this profession has been shaped by her own trials, which have instilled in her the values of wisdom, courage, faith, gratitude, and patience — qualities she received from the many who have offered her support throughout her life. Harlee is passionate about helping clients feel good about themselves, letting go of painful pasts, and overcoming obstacles to achieve their dreams. Central to her work is fostering an atmosphere where clients feel comfortable and safe within the therapeutic relationship. She frequently addresses concerns related to anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and grief, working with individuals, couples, families, and groups in the Pittsburgh area. The presence of her calm and soothing dogs during sessions further enhances the nurturing atmosphere, and time is never constrained by an alarm, allowing for a fully immersive experience. At the Center for Counseling Arts, Harlee helps clients discover insights, uncover healing energy, and develop empowering strategies to live more fulfilling lives.