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Stuart N. Simon, LICSW, BCD, Clinical Social Work/Therapist in Boston

Stuart N. Simon

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, BCD

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Office

264 Beacon St
5th Floor
Boston, Massachusetts 02116
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Contact Information

phone: (617) 247-3737

“I have been practicing psychotherapy with individuals, couples, families and groups for more than 25 years. My style is interactive and my goal is to provide safety and support in creating a collaborative, therapeutic relationship. I use a variety of theoretical approaches to help clients identify the issues that need to be managed or resolved in order to achieve the quality of life they are seeking.

I have extensive experience, expertise and advanced training in: Couples Therapy, Family Therapy, Trauma and Abuse, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Depression and Anxiety.

I also facilitate couples workshops. Next workshop, April 5-6, 2008: "Difficult Topics, Successful Conversations: An Approach to Building Intimacy:”

Taking the first step toward getting help is often the most difficult

GENERAL
  • Gender: Male
  • Years in Practice: 20+ Years
  • Avg Cost (per session): $100-$109
  • Sliding Scale: Yes
  • Accepts Insurance: Yes
  • Please ask about your health
    insurance coverage when you
    arrange your first visit.
CLIENT FOCUS
  •  
  • Ethnicity: Any
  • Gender: All
  • Religious Orientation: Any
  • Age: Adolescents, Adults, Elders
QUALIFICATIONS
  • Graduate School: Boston University
  • Year Graduated: 1979
  • License No. and State: 104460 Massachusetts
SPECIALTIES
(Strengths in green)
  • Relationship Issues
  • Depression
  • Anxiety or Fears
  • Addictions or Substance Abuse
  • Divorce
  • Domestic Abuse or Violence
  • Life Coaching
  • Loss or Grief
  • Parenting
  • Dissociative Disorders
TREATMENT PREFERENCES
  • Orientation:
    Coaching
    Family/Marital Therapy
  • Modality:
  • Couples
  • Family
  • Individuals
EASY ACCESS

Stuart N. Simon also hosts the following groups:

A Workshop For Couples: April 5-6, 2008

All couples have some issues that are so difficult to discuss that they become a major barrier to a couple’s intimacy. If these conversations are left unfinished, either or both partners might experience ongoing resentment, loneliness, fear, shame, guilt or hopelessness. In this experiential weekend workshop couples will: • Be introduced to a process that facilitates balanced and productive conversations. • Become acquainted with and practice a set of skills that support this process. • Have a chance to draw support from other couples and individuals in the workshop. • Have an opportunity, by the end of the weekend, to increase intimacy by completing a difficult conversation.