About
Shoshana Wortman, Psy.D.
I completed my doctorate in psychology from the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology at Widener University. Both in my years of training and in the over fifteen years of post-graduate practice, I worked with a diverse group of clients on a multitude of factors. I believe that everyone has their own story, and therefore, deserves a tailored approach to therapy. I will support you through the process of learning how to identify and bolster your strengths, and face and work to overcome areas that you would like to change.
I truly consider it a privilege to bear witness to your journey and look forward to walking along side you on your path.
Whether you are currently facing adversity or wanting to address a long-term struggle, I believe in helping you to find strengths in your battle.
Grief is derived from many places including loss of people, dreams, and time. I specialize in grief work in its many contexts, including but not limited to infertility and pregnancy loss.
Trust is one of the most important components to child and family therapy. I work to create an environment where the child feels that they can be open to express themselves.
