My name is Eli Kravitz. I earned my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Thomas Edison State University. I was interested in psychology, but several pregraduate experiences gave me a real passion for the work, including my time as a resident adviser, a NAMI helpline volunteer, and an inpatient mental health worker at Sheppard Pratt. I then earned my Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Stevenson University and became a Registered Psychology Associate (#A01170). I am now in my fifth year of doctoral training (Psy.D.), working under the supervision of Dr. Dan Isenberg, Licensed Psychologist.

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I bring experience from a variety of clinical training sites to our work together. Over the past few years, my generalist training has spanned inpatient and outpatient settings, small practices and interdisciplinary teams. I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults, doing both therapy and comprehensive psychological evaluations.

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My clients have been diverse, both in terms of multicultural factors and presenting concerns. Many folks come to me to work through anxiety, stress, and trauma (including with EMDR). I also work a lot with ADHD, attention, and executive functioning. But you might come in with challenges from depression, relationships, substance use, physical health concerns, or something that doesn't fit in a neat box. You don't need a diagnosis to start or even a clear sense of your goals. You bring yourself and whatever's going on, and we'll make sense of it together to get you where you want to go.

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Outside the office, I like to spend quality time with family and friends. In my free time (yeah, right), I enjoy writing about practical tools for managing stress and anxiety, with a relatable and lighthearted spin. I'm also working on my doctoral dissertation on leadership self-efficacy in emerging adults.