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Dr. Glick specializes in guiding clients through challenges such as anxiety, depression, relationship issues, family dynamics, and identity development. She is passionate about helping individuals discern and prioritize what holds the most significance for them in life.
One of her areas of expertise lies in understanding and addressing procrastination, aiming to uncover its root causes and implement effective interventions.
Central to Dr. Glick's approach are fundamental questions like "What brings meaning and fulfillment to your life?" and "Are you willing to navigate discomfort to live authentically and purposefully?"
Dr. Glick finds great satisfaction in assisting clients in exploring these pivotal questions to determine areas for personal growth and change. She equips them with a range of techniques, skills, and learning opportunities, providing unwavering support throughout their journey.
Educationally, Dr. Glick holds an undergraduate degree from Haverford College, alongside MA and PhD degrees in Clinical Psychology from Suffolk University. Her training includes internships at Tewksbury State Hospital and postdoctoral work at Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates and VA Boston National Center for PTSD, enriching her clinical expertise.
Having previously contributed as a Staff Psychologist at Beacon Therapy Group and the Brookline Center for Community, Dr. Glick now practices at Brighter Life Therapy, offering telehealth sessions for new clients. She eagerly anticipates the opportunity to connect with individuals seeking to cultivate a "Brighter Life" and navigate their personal journeys toward well-being.
Adjustment difficulties & disorders - Support around adapting to new and/or challenging life circumstances; skill-building for improved stress management and reduction of anxiety.
Life coaching - Identifying intentions and implementing strategies to build resilience and work towards one’s personal, health, or career goals
Medical professionals' mental health - Support navigating work-related expectations and stress; addressing issues of burnout, hierarchical pressures, and vicarious trauma
Postpartum depression - Coping with persistent feelings of sadness, exhaustion, and/or being overwhelmed after the birth of a child; developing strategies for more positive thought patterns and behaviors.
Relationship issues - Understanding one’s wants and needs in relationships; exploring patterns of interaction, addressing concerns, and strengthening satisfaction in relationships and dating
Mood disorders - Clinical depression, persistent depression, bipolar disorder, and other mood disorders that cause disturbances in the client's mood, causing mood swings, restless sleep, and/or elevated mood