Viki Rosman LCSW
I love the work that I do and am constantly amazed at the strength, resilience and bravery I witness from my clients. I feel honored to be part of each client's individual and unique process of exploration and growth.
In my work I help clients feel heard, find relief from pain and suffering, realize goals and become truly known to themselves and others. I do this by creating a warm, nonjudgmental, safe and confidential space which allows for a process of growth to occur. I draw from an eclectic mix of theoretical approaches in order to individualize treatment to each client's needs and goals.
Some of my specialities are in the following areas:
I believe that the treatment of children, just like the raising of children, requires support for parents. Being a parent is one of the hardest jobs and is often underappreciated. In working with parents, I help them discover ways to feel confident and satisfied in this role and to foster a positive and appropriate connection with their child. I help parents to:
I received my Master of Social Work in 2003 from Hunter College School of Social Work.
In my work I help clients feel heard, find relief from pain and suffering, realize goals and become truly known to themselves and others. I do this by creating a warm, nonjudgmental, safe and confidential space which allows for a process of growth to occur. I draw from an eclectic mix of theoretical approaches in order to individualize treatment to each client's needs and goals.
Some of my specialities are in the following areas:
- depression
- anxiety
- loss and grief
- parenting
- relationship difficulties/divorce
- play therapy with young children
I believe that the treatment of children, just like the raising of children, requires support for parents. Being a parent is one of the hardest jobs and is often underappreciated. In working with parents, I help them discover ways to feel confident and satisfied in this role and to foster a positive and appropriate connection with their child. I help parents to:
- adjust their role in light of changing developmental stages
- develop and set realistic expectations of themselves as parents and of their child
- meet the challenges of maintaining both consistency and flexibility
- discover ways to carve out time and space for one's own needs in order to be able to give as parents
- trust their instincts and know when to seek support
I received my Master of Social Work in 2003 from Hunter College School of Social Work.
