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My name is Rabbi Yisroel Roll, a licensed psychotherapist, and Board-Approved Supervisor in Maryland. I work with people of all faiths as I employ a strengths-model which is applicable to all streams of spirituality. I work best with people who are looking to grow and to work on themselves through introspection, self-reflection and insight. My approach is CBT (Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy) with psychodynamic experiential techniques which get to the core issues quickly. I help you get in touch with your subconscious mind and inner spirituality to discover the source of your challenge…what is REALLY going on? I will teach you mindfulness and will help you find serenity and inner calm so you can function effectively despite the challenges you are facing. I know the challenges are emotionally draining and exhausting. I get it. I will provide you with practical CBT techniques to help you overcome anxiety and depression and deal with the core challenges which are forcing you to discover your real “self.” That is the purpose of the challenge–to bring out a dormant strength and help you self-actualize. It is not easy, but it is a journey of self-discovery. I have written ten books on self-esteem and have an expertise in building self-confidence and resilience. I will teach you meditation and relaxation techniques and will help you break free from debilitating worry, stress, and anxiety and get back to being your best “self”—you!
Maryland
17 years
1104222827
MD LCPC LC2668
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