I’m Elliot Grossman and I’ve been a Mental Health Professional for over 25 years. I’ve worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings and in both large public agencies and small private practices.  I’ve worked with well over a thousand clients of all ages and felt it and honor and privilege to work with each.

There are relatively few Mental Health challenges that I have not worked with in the span of my career as a therapist.  And while every individual, couple, or family has unique needs I approach every case through the lens of an agent of change. I view therapy as a collaboration between the client and the therapist to first identify and clarify things that need to change and then to develop and implement a plan to affect that change.

I am primarily a cognitive behavioral therapist.  This means that I focus largely on the role one’s thoughts and behaviors contribute to their mental health.  I try to help clients identify and change the types of thoughts that can leave them feeling anxious, pessimistic, and dis-empowered and replace them with thoughts that promote hope, inner peace, and a sense of well being.

We offer supervision for one or two associates at a time.