Jane is currently accepting new clients in her therapy groups only.
Jane Mizrahi is a licensed social worker and founder of GroupsWorks, offering individual, family, and group therapy sessions in Providence, RI. Jane works with teenagers, young adults and college students, adults, and families, and she enjoys bearing witness to her clients' success as they walk their healing journey. Jane has expertise in trauma, grief and loss, anxiety, and depression. She invites her clients to engage in ongoing self-evaluation tools in order to keep therapy moving forward.
Jane uses a holistic approach, drawing from dialectical behavioral therapy, existentialism, mindfulness, internal family systems, and body-based psychotherapies.
Jane earned her Masters in Social Work from Rhode Island College in 2011 and previously served as the Clinical Director of Residential Services at Child & Family Services. Jane found her passion for helping others heal after experiencing great loss in her own life and has since dedicated herself to supporting clients as they heal. Her approach is flexible and dynamic in order to best meet the needs of her clients, and she often encourages clients to incorporate creative and body-based activities into their healing process. Jane trains in somatic psychotherapies in order to further support clients who are holding trauma in the body. She emphasizes the power of hope, presence, self-compassion, and the mind-body connection.
Jane enjoys therapeutic writing! She created Choreograph Your Wellness, a mental health wellness guide, published as an eBook and on Kindle. The guide can be a helpful supplement to your therapy process.
Group therapy - Healing, processing, and skill-building in a supportive small group environment; find out more about Jane's group therapy sessions on our Group Therapy page
Existential challenges / crises - Questioning purpose, spirituality, existence; finding one’s path and voice, especially when it differs from society's expectations
Trauma processing - Including dealing with past sexual assault, childhood trauma, environmental trauma (e.g. witnessing/experiencing violence), PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder)
Loss & grief - Processing the loss of a loved one, any form of grief; processing the emotional aspects of personal illness or the illness of a loved one
Spirituality / spiritual crisis - Utilizing spirituality as a tool in healing; enjoying a deeper felt connection with the spiritual dimension of one's life
Anxiety - Generalized anxiety, social anxiety, panic attacks
Depression - Sleep and energy disruption, overall mood disturbance, inability to enjoy yourself, and difficulty being motivated, amongst many other symptoms
Stress management - Coping with stress of life and change, expectations of self and other
Women's issues - Finding one's voice as a woman; forgiving oneself, letting go of shame of not having spoken up; making time for yourself and healing your energy
Incorporating the body in the healing process - Using body-focused techniques to improve the healing process
Frequency of sessions this provider offers to see clients once you are an established client.
Years of Experience: 10 years
Fuller Hospital, Clinical Supervisor, 2017 - Present
GroupsWorks, Individual Psychotherapist & Group Facilitator, 2016 - Present
Child & Family Services, Clinical Director of Residential Services, 2012 - 2016
Stevens Treatment Programs, Clinician, 2011 - 2012
Rhode Island College, MA, Social Work, 2011
Boston University, BA, Psychology, 1981
Rhode Island: ISW02369
English
This ongoing group focuses on empowering young girls, or those who identify as gender diverse, who are struggling with self-esteem, peer, or family-based issues.
This monthly group for therapists offers a supportive environment to review difficult cases, explore ethical concerns, and share other experiences in working as a private practitioner.
A weekly group for women or those who identify as gender diverse, provides opportunity for members to explore their struggles and strengths through a combination group process and chair-based Kundalini yoga and meditation.
"Jane is committed to providing a safe space where clients can grow and learn in their day to day lives. She is a caring, smart, and empathetic therapist who employs evidenced based approaches during treatment. Check out GroupsWorks!"
- Samantha Ewart, LICSW • June 2016"Jane is a one of a kind therapist. Her clinical skills in working with adolescents is exemplary. She is grounded, insightful and passionate in her work. Jane is a very skilled therapist. I have seen her have impact with people with severe trauma; she’s incredible."
- Sue Bruce, LICSW • June 2016