Description
Groups are led by Dr. Cheryl Farole-Roman, Psychoanalyst, MFT, Certified Group Psychotherapist. who has been leading these groups for therapists for over 20 years. Open to all therapists (licensed and pre-licensed). Receive the significant support and camaraderie of other therapists in the field in a safe and confidential environment while participating in the powerful process of group therapy. Psychoanalytically Oriented. Members of this type of group therapy will expand their understanding of themselves. This process generates an improved quality of life, enhanced relationships, and overall health and well being.. In this unique confidential environment, members will learn to identify their feelings, develop a personal narrative and to express themselves to others.
Group Therapist
Dr. Farole-Roman has a Doctorate and Certification in Psychoanalysis from the Newport Psychoanalytic Institute and is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She is also certified as a Group Psychotherapist by the International Board for Certification of Group Psychotherapists, as well as master's degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Sport Psychology.
As a psychoanalyst and psychotherapist, Dr. Farole-Roman specialize in working with patients interested in long term, in-depth treatment of a variety of issues including trauma, depression, anxiety and relationship struggles. Throughout her career in private practice she has had extensive experience working with teens and adults of all ages.
Dr. Farole-Roman also specializes in working with Therapists and Physicians in individual and group settings. She is passionate about providing a space to those who give so much in their work, to explore their inner worlds and attend to their own healing and rejuvenation.
As a Sport Psychology Specialist Dr. Farole-Roman has a special interest in working with athletes wanting to improve performance and strengthen their mental game. She also specializes in treating athletes suffering from mental health challenges (i.e. depression, anxiety, anger management, eating disorders etc.), along with processing the effects of injury and possible forced retirement.
