Beth Young

As a psychotherapist specializing in grief, I bring extensive experience in end-of-life care and supporting individuals through loss. With a Masters of Social Work from Rutgers University, I'm passionate about guiding clients on their journey of resilience. With a background in pediatric emergency care, adult intensive care, and long-term care, I offer diverse expertise in helping families navigate the complexities of grief.

My approach is empowering and supportive yet direct and clear, with a focus on fostering resilience amid grief. Through tailored techniques like CBT, ACT, and positive psychology, I guide clients towards transformative growth and empowered self-discovery.

Clients can expect to leave sessions with a renewed sense of resilience and empowerment, equipped with practical tools to navigate their grief journey. I often set goals aimed at fostering personal growth through grief and redefining the relationship with the person who has died. In a supportive environment, we work towards increased self-awareness and understanding, ultimately empowering clients to find meaning and healing in their grief experience.