Restore Therapy + Psychiatry

Mindfulness-based

Ruth practices mindfulness in clinical practice with children who have experienced trauma. Mindfulness is a practical way to learn how to tolerate stressful situations such as traumatic memories, intrusive thoughts, anxiety and fear.

Family Systems

Ruth has primarily worked with children and families in clinical social work practice in Children's Hospitals across the country for five years. She understands that defining the unique role family systems play gets us closer to understanding how the individual can take control of their behavior within the family system.

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

Ruth's holds extensive training and supervision in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy by experts at Columbia University who helped develop and test this approach after the attacks on 9/11. Ruth has practiced TF-CBT with children and families since 2010 and has seen positive results with her clients. She utilizes this treatment as her primary speciality in private practice.

Parenting

The Collaborative Problem Solving approach by Think:Kids at Massachusetts General Hospital is a tried and true parenting method that calms behavior challenges, opens up new pathways of thinking, and builds the skills to meet more and more of your expectations. Helping your child improve areas like frustration tolerance, flexibility and problem solving can be a game changer for your relationship.

Medication Management

Karan has dedicated his career to understanding how psychotherapy and sometimes medication can have positive impacts on recovery. He sees children, teens, and adults for all mental health issues. He is particularly skilled at interpersonal conflicts. He aims to build trust with clients to collaboratively choose the right treatment option while dedicating time to understand problems from their root

PTSD

Trauma- Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) is an evidence-based therapy for children ages 3-17 who are experiencing symptoms related to trauma and traumatic grief. Therapy sessions focus on understanding and managing distress while emphasizing education, parent support, skill-building, resiliency and confidence.