Liorah Rubinstein

Liorah Rubinstein is a Psychology Extern who works with emerging adults and adults facing relationship difficulties, low self-esteem, trauma histories, and mood-related disorders. Rubinstein helps clients navigate these challenges through a warm and supportive therapeutic space.

Rubinstein holds an M.A. in Clinical Psychology from the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology. Her research delves into attachment styles, relational patterns, and infidelity. She has gained clinical experience at Pace University's Counseling Center, Rockland Psychiatric Center, and the Parnes Clinic, honing her skills in addressing diverse psychological concerns.

In therapy, Rubinstein employs an integrative approach, incorporating psychodynamic, evidence based, humanistic, and attachment-based modalities. Clients can expect an active engagement, where humor and exploration of life's uncertainties are embraced. Rubinstein provides a professional environment that encourages self-expression and personal growth, helping clients develop better coping strategies.