Holly Pick

In my many years of experience, I have helped people with many obstacles, including but not limited to anxiety, depression, stress, and obsessional thinking. I have been a clinical supervisor for LCSW interns, worked as a custody evaluator for family courts, and completed mental health evaluations in the emergency department. In addition to this, I have taught classes on death and dying and self-esteem building as an adjunct professor. I am very fortunate to be doing what I love.

My therapeutic interventions are evidence-based and specific to the needs of the individual. These include cognitive behavioral therapy, client-centered therapy, brief solution-focused therapy, mood and stress management, and psychoeducation.

It is of the utmost importance to me that you experience a safe environment in which you can feel understood and heard. Most of my clients report that they are comfortable sharing and gain valuable insight concerning their situation and how to effectively move forward.