Meira has been involved in activism and advocacy for decades having been inspired by the activism of her parents and grandparents who impacted many lives with their community work.
She has received multiple awards and recognition for leadership and public service that includes work within the LGBTQ community acknowledged in Duke Law J. 1988 Feb; (1): 29-70 by Dr. Troyen A. Brennan, M.D., for research assistance on a study that advocated for greater access to health care for those diagnosed with AIDS early in the epidemic.
Meira is a licensed trauma psychotherapist in private practice specializing in C-PTSD, relational-based trauma, addiction, autism, identity cohesion and racial/intergenerational trauma. Her current aspiration involves expanding her practice to cultivate leadership among providers and community members to support change that increases access to mental health services while also improving the conditions and terms under which providers work.
She provides supportive therapy for adults with a late autism diagnosis on their journey of self-discovery. Meira works with individuals and also families to reframe old narratives that hold outdated and harmful beliefs as part of self-acceptance and empowerment. She believes that we do not experience full liberation until we can treat ourselves with compassion and honor our healing journey. Meira is available for telehealth and (limited) in person sessions. She runs weekly trauma groups and parent-assisted groups for autistic adolescents.
Attachment issues - Development of effective relational and communication skills; insight into family attachment patterns;fostering healthy family relationships.
Autism spectrum disorder - Support understanding the diagnosis and related challenges and strengths; skill-building in areas of daily routine, transitions, coping with overwhelming sensory experiences, social skills, and emotion identification and regulation
Codependency - Development of healthy boundaries in relationships; strategies for increasing individual self-esteem and autonomy; coping mechanisms for separation and individuation.
Perfectionism - Coping with feelings of anxiety, stress, self-criticism, and procrastination; addressing unrealistic expectations of one’s self and negatively comparing self to others
Race & cultural identity - Exploring topics of racial, cultural, and ethnic background as it relates to one’s family origins and personal identity
Emotion regulation - Learning how to effectively manage the ups and downs of intense emotions; developing coping skills to use in a variety of settings to calm oneself and to give an appropriate amount of space to emotions
Meira Greenfeld is not in-network with any insurances.
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Arizona: LCSW-19725
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