Dorin Roth

Dorin Roth is a Limited Permit Psychologist who helps people navigate cultural displacement and family dynamics. As a bilingual Hebrew/English therapist and immigrant, Roth understands the challenges of cultural loss, mourning, and intergenerational conflicts. She works with anxiety, depression, trauma, and life transitions, specializing in couples and family therapy.

Roth completed her doctoral degree in clinical psychology at Long Island University-Post. Her pre-doctoral internship at Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center, Weill Cornell Medical College, provided comprehensive training across the lifespan. Her diverse training includes placements at Columbia University Medical Center and New York-Presbyterian Hospital.

Roth's therapeutic style involves active engagement and collaboration. She works closely with clients, particularly first-generation Americans and those affected by cultural displacement, to lead more fulfilled lives. Therapy in both Hebrew and English allows her to connect on a deep cultural level, providing a supportive environment.