Stanley Fireman

With over four decades of experience in clinical counseling, Stanley Fireman brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his practice. His journey in the field of mental health has taken him through both private practice settings and hospital environments, providing him with a diverse and comprehensive understanding of therapeutic approaches.

Stanley's specialty lies in family system psychology, where he has honed his skills in understanding the intricate dynamics that shape family relationships. His extensive work with couples has made him particularly adept at helping partners improve their communication, a cornerstone of healthy relationships. This focus on systemic approaches allows Stanley to view his clients not just as individuals, but as part of larger, interconnected family units.

Throughout his career, Stanley has worked with a wide range of issues including pain management, anger management, depression, anxiety, abuse, domestic violence, opiate dependence/addiction, alcohol dependency, and various life stressors. His experience in hospital outpatient clinics, particularly with the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, has given him valuable insights into treating patients with chronic pain and understanding how it affects not only the individual but also their family system.

Stanley's approach is described as Functional, working with clients in the present to identify and explore potential sources of conflict, and learn techniques to manage difficulties. He incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness into his practice, providing a well-rounded therapeutic experience. Stanley is known for creating a comfortable environment where clients can express themselves freely, using an appropriate sense of humor combined with empathy to facilitate healing.

With his extensive background and commitment to empowering clients, Stanley Fireman offers a safe and confidential setting where individuals, couples, and families can work through their challenges and move towards healthier functioning.