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I am a licensed psychologist in the State of New Jersey providing Counseling and Psychotherapy to Individuals, Couples, and Families. I treat a wide range of mental health issues, problem behaviors, and relationship conflicts. I am a member in good standing of the American Psychological Association, the New Jersey Psychological Association, the Somerset-Hunterdon Psychological Association, the International Association for the Study of Dreams, and other specialized professional societies.

Dr. Spada uses a a holistic and psychodynamic approach to her work. She always meets the client where they are at and provides many types of therapeutic modalities as needed such as, cognitive behavioral therapy and gestalt. Dr. Spada incorporates breathing and meditation techniques as needed. Additionally, Dr. Spada utilizes a psychodynamic approach. She does not sit there like a statue. The therapy is very interactive.

My specialized education and training has prepared me to assist any person, couple or team who wishes to increase their satisfaction and success in their life’s endeavors. I offer a broad range of clinical and performance services to help a person or group move forward to achieve their goals. Among the issues that are typically addressed are: communication difficulties; negative attitudes & beliefs; anxiety or depression; lack of fulfillment in interpersonal, academic or work activities; inhibited performance in athletic, academic, or work activities; and substance abuse problems. I use a pragmatic and respectful approach in working collaboratively with my clients to achieve their go....

As a licensed psychologist in New Jersey, I have extensive training in the assessment and treatment of a wide range of issues including Anxiety, depression, panic attacks, OCD, relationships issues, and more. I received my doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the Yeshiva University in NY. I have worked in various settings that have allowed me to have the experience of treating many different variations of common disorders and problems that affect people in their daily lives.

My approach draws from research and is anchored in my "real life" experience as a clinician and a mom of four. I have a PhD in clinical psychology, which means that after college, I went to graduate school for six years, including a one-year clinical internship. I was trained to conduct and interpret psychological research and to provide psychotherapy. I also completed many hours of supervised clinical experience after earning my doctoral degree and passed a national and state exam to qualify for licensure. I regularly undertake continuing education to ensure that my knowledge and skills are up to date.