Dorin Roth

With a warm and collaborative approach, Dorin Roth brings a unique perspective to her therapy practice, specializing in helping individuals navigate the complexities of cultural displacement and family dynamics. As a bilingual Hebrew/English therapist and an immigrant herself, Dorin has a deep understanding of the challenges faced by those grappling with cultural loss, mourning, and intergenerational conflicts.

Dorin's extensive experience covers a wide range of difficulties, including anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship problems, and life transitions. Her specialty in couples and family work allows her to address intricate family systems, helping clients discover the essence of issues impacting their psychological wellbeing. Whether working with individuals or within family units, Dorin's goal is to generate strategies that target pressing concerns while drawing on clients' existing strengths and resources.

As a Limited Permit Psychologist, Dorin 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 her with comprehensive training across the lifespan. Dorin's diverse training experiences, including placements at prestigious institutions such as Columbia University Medical Center and New York-Presbyterian Hospital, have equipped her with a broad skill set to address various psychological needs.

Dorin's therapeutic style is characterized by active engagement and collaboration. She works closely with clients to help them lead more vital and fulfilled lives. Her particular interest in working with first-generation Americans and individuals affected by cultural displacement makes her especially attuned to the unique challenges faced by immigrant populations and their families.

For those seeking a therapist who can offer insights into cultural transitions, family dynamics, and personal growth, Dorin Roth provides a supportive and understanding environment. Her ability to conduct therapy in both Hebrew and English allows her to connect with clients on a deeper cultural and linguistic level, fostering a sense of comfort and understanding in the therapeutic process.