Welcome

Welcome To My Website.

I hope you will find this information helpful. Choosing a psychologist with whom you will feel comfortable is an important and personal decision. If you have additional questions after exploring this site, please email me, and I will do my best to provide answers.

 

Dr. Jill Silverman

As a psychologist with a background in biology and social work, my work reflects my commitment to diminish distress and suffering for adolescents and adults. For more than 35 years of practice, it has been my privilege to assist many people identify their strengths and realize their goals. When psychological or social issues are interfering with your life or medical problems are impacting your functioning, you need not be alone with these concerns. My purpose is to help you establish a healing relationship that will allow you to explore and gain understanding of who you are, how you think and feel, what you need, and where you want to go.

 

Individuals, Families & Couples

My treatment approaches reflect many years of diverse training and experience with adolescents and adults. People with whom I have worked have had a variety of problems and concerns. I treat adjustment disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, depressive disorders, bipolar disorder, dissociative disorders, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, chronic pain disorders and trauma. I utilize cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic therapies as well as clinical hypnotherapy in individual, family and couples settings.

 

To better meet the needs of my patients, I have extended my telepsychology hours. Studies have shown that this is an effective way to be able to offer therapy to people who cannot or choose not to, come into the office. Therapy is accomplished via a HIPAA compliant Internet platform that is easily downloaded.

 

My practice is committed to facilitating growth and healing, and reflects my fundamental belief in the resiliency of the human spirit. Life brings with it myriad challenges. Although these challenges can be difficult, they ultimately serve to provide us with new coping skills and opportunities.