Lauren Zavodnick

LPC

Meet the Writer

I began my journey into the world of psychology and therapy at a young age, having struggled myself with mental health during my teenage years I have always found myself wanting to help others with their mental health challenges. I started my educational path to becoming an LPC at Montclair State University for undergrad and continued my educational career at Fairleigh Dickinson University obtaining my Masters in Clinical Psychology and Counseling. I believe in always offering a safe, welcoming, and non-judgmental space for my clients. Helping clients to set realistic goals and supporting them through the process. I draw from multiple modalities to best assist my client, focusing on a person centered approach. I have worked with many different ages and populations throughout my career but have mainly focused on adolescents and adults over the past three years. I have experience with ADHD, adjustment disorders, anxiety, autism/spectrum disorder, bipolar, depression, developmental disabilities, eating disorders, OCD, and trauma/PTSD.

Areas of Focus

Addiction ADHD Adjustment Disorders Anger Management Anxiety Attention Deficit Autism Bipolar Depression Eating Disorders Life Adjustments Life Coaching Mood Disorders Motivational Interviewing Panic Peak Performance Performance Anxiety Phobias Self-harm Stress Substance Abuse Trauma (PTSD)

                            
                                                            11+ Years Exp 
                                                                                        Health & Wellness Writing
                                                    
                                                            Client-Focused
                                Care tailored to your goals
                                                    
                                                        Care-First
                            Support built around real needs

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