Matthew Tolman is a licensed Clinical Psychologist who specializes in treating children, young adults, and adults. He integrates classic and modern psychodynamic theory with contemporary approaches, including family systems, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and mindfulness-based treatment. He believes therapy can be an invaluable part of overcoming life's challenges. Whether individuals are facing life transitions, loss, trauma, or interpersonal difficulties, painful feelings such as depression and anxiety often arise. Matthew is dedicated to providing a therapeutic environment that fosters a collaborative partnership for those seeking relief from these painful symptoms and the hope of achieving growth and positive change in their lives. Through his work, he helps individuals gain insight, develop skills, and utilize their existing strengths to overcome obstacles, modify negative patterns, improve relationships, and achieve greater happiness. In working with children, he employs play therapy and strives to support and educate parents. As a co-author of the book 'Psychodynamic Perspectives on Eating Disorders,' Matthew offers specialized expertise in this area. His treatment interests also encompass depression, anxiety, attachment issues, grief and loss, and trauma, while he is available to provide individual and family psychotherapy as well as parent consultation.