Joel Krieg
This therapist is currently not accepting new clients. Find available Massachusetts therapists on Zencare.
This therapist is currently not accepting new clients. Find available Massachusetts therapists on Zencare.
Joel Krieg is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and Certified Group Psychotherapist in Cambridge, MA with over 10 years of clinical experience facilitating individual, group, and family therapy. He currently coordinates three interpersonal groups for men, early young adults, and young adults. Through group therapy, Joel helps individuals find their voice, feel more connected with others, and learn about themselves to empower self-development and change. Individuals are able to practice different ways of being and connecting with others, which is a therapeutic process in itself.
In addition to group therapy, Joel sees many individuals struggling with transitions in life, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Having hosted groups for students at Boston University’s School of Medicine, he especially enjoys supporting teenagers and college students as they navigate the challenges and opportunities involved in the transitional journey toward adulthood. He values creating a safe and supportive environment to work through each client’s challenges.
Joel draws upon an array of treatment modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), psychoanalytic, psychodynamic, and supportive approaches. His office is conveniently located within walking distance from Harvard Square.
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
Relationship issues - Feeling unsatisfied in your partnership; communication challenges; addressing issues of power and voice; contemplation of separation; questioning one’s place in the relationship; breakups, friendships, dating
Internet addiction - Examining the role of the Internet and technology in daily life; developing coping strategies to decrease compulsive or excessive use
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) - Using exposure and response prevention to help clients confront OCD, e.g. concern with and/or fear of germs and becoming 'contaminated'
Family issues - Includes helping parents with their own issues within the context of supporting children; helping young adults navigate family issues
Academic issues - Adjusting to college; managing developmental and emotional challenges in school; balancing schoolwork and personal life
Group therapy - Facilitating small group therapy and helping individuals find their voice and connect with others
Joel Krieg is not in-network with any insurances.
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Private Practice, 2010 - Present
Boston Institute for Psychotherapy, 2010 - 2014
Arbour Counseling, 2010 - 2012
Bournewood Hospital, 2009 - 2010
Lincoln Hospital, 2007 - 2009
Behavioral Associates, 2007 - 2009
New York University, MSW, 2007
Sacred Heart University, MAT, 2002
The College of William and Mary, 2000
Massachusetts: 115659
English
This weekly group offers a place for men struggling with various social and relational difficulties to be supported and understood.
This weekly group provides a supportive space for young men in their early 20s to practice skills to improve relationships.
This weekly group for men is designed to improve participants' relationships by offering a supportive place to practice interpersonal skills.
This weekly group for young adults is designed to help participants strengthen their interpersonal relationships and improve self-esteem.
This weekly group is for individuals looking to strengthen their interpersonal relationships and improve their self-esteem.