Provider
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Lori Ben-Ezra
Psychotherapy, PhD
Lori Ben-Ezra helps clients improve their interpersonal relationships, overcome life stresses, and feel less depressed and anxious. With 25 years of experience, she views therapy as a partnership where client and therapist work together. If setting goals and having an accountability partner in reaching those goals resonates, she welcomes the opportunity to work with you.
Specialties
General Mental Health
Depression
General relationship challenges (family, friends, co-workers)
Parenting
Learning Disabilities
Finances
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$80-140
Sliding Scale
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UnitedHealthcare
Oxford Health Plans
Aetna
UMR
Oscar
UHC Student Resources
Out-of-pocket
Licensed in
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Florida
“I am a practicing Jew and use the core values of my religion to treat everyone respectfully, regardless of their cultural, religious, or racial background.”
What was your path to becoming a therapist?
From the time that I entered college, I knew that I wanted to work as a helping professional. My calm personality and ability to manage everyday and emergent stressors serves me well as a psychologist. Since becoming licensed in 1995, I have always worked in a private practice setting. I have completed level 2 Gottman training to help clients with relationship issues. Additionally, I have considerable experience in the area of psychological testing and use this experience to help parents and children navigate school issues.
What should someone know about working with you?
I value setting goals with my clients and helping them to achieve those goals. Often, the therapy process includes helping improve diet, exercise, and sleep habits. I use our sessions to facilitate a different understanding of a client’s situation in order to gain insight into making changes and reaching goals.
How do your core values shape your approach to therapy?
I am a practicing Jew and use the core values of my religion to treat everyone respectfully, regardless of their cultural, religious, or racial background. I also value community and try to facilitate connection for my clients.
“I also value community and try to facilitate connection for my clients.”
Interested in speaking with Lori?
