Emily AnselLCSW

Trust and openness. Building the trust between client and provider is a key part to seeing success in therapy. With that trust comes the ability to be open with one another and to say things that may be challenging to hear. With trust and openness we can create a safe theraputic space where real growth can happen.

My process is very client centered. I want the client to come up with their personal goals for therapy. This process is done by asking questions about your life and where you want to be in your personal, professional, social, and spiritual life. Then we come up with achievable and measureable ways to obtain those goals.

I am very outgoing in my personal life and love to talk to people and learn about their life experiences. In therapy I like to let the client lead the discussions about their life and experiences while I am an active listener who provides feedback and asks questions.

• Massachusetts, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, 226506

I have experience with individual and family therapy. I have worked with adolescents in a group home as a residential counselor. I have also been a play therapist with young children in outpatient and school settings.