Dr. Laura Citrin is a compassionate counselor equipped with a PhD and an MA, and is a licensed mental health counselor. She specializes in assisting adults grappling with feelings of depression, anxiety, loneliness, shame, and the sense of being 'not good enough.' Her areas of expertise encompass existential inquiries into life's purpose and meaning, as well as navigating the complexities of sexism and misogyny, and addressing reproductive challenges such as infertility, miscarriage, traumatic labor, and postpartum depression. Laura's therapeutic practice is grounded in a humanistic, existential, and feminist framework, informed by a social psychological view of people as embedded in their social contexts. She fosters a collaborative, respectful, and caring therapeutic relationship, believing that true healing is achieved through trust and understanding. Dr. Citrin values each individual's unique journey, exploring the impact of past experiences—particularly within the context of family of origin—on current relationships and interactions. With a lighthearted spirit, she embraces humor in therapy, finding value in dreams and the intricate moments of life that resonate with laughter.