Aviva Bashkowitz-Kohl Verified by Lit Path
LCSW-R, CCPS, CSAT Candidate
About
After years of working in the field of betrayal trauma, I’ve learned that this population has unique needs. Therefore, I’ve dedicated the last 10 years educating myself in evidence based treatment approaches so that I can best serve my clients. To build upon my APSATS and CSAT training I learned the Early Recovery Couples Empathy model and Jake Porters’ Couples Centered Recovery model to enhance my work with couples. Most recently I’ve trained with Dr. Omar Minwalla to deepen my understanding of deceptive sexuality and trauma. As a member of the APSATS Board of Directors I am committed to furthering the mission of providing compassionate care for partners and couples impacted by betrayal. As a mentor for the Betrayal Trauma Religious Leader committee for APSATS I am passionate about educating religious leaders about trauma informed care for partners in their communities.
Specialties
- Ages
- Adult (21-64)
Education and certification
- LCSWWurzweiller School of Social Work, 1991
- Certified Clinical Partner SpecialistAPSATS, 2017
Fees and payment
- Session fee
- $300 per session
- Accepts
- Zelle, Visa, Venmo, Paypal, Master Card, Check, Cash, American Express
Listing last updated July 30, 2024. Back to the directory
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Partners and spouses carrying the impact of someone else's compulsive behavior.
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Anyone seeking general mental health therapy for needs unrelated to compulsive behavior.
