SYNC Psychological Services, PLLC & SYNC Somatics™

Psychotherapy: Psychodynamic, Cognitive, and Somatic Approaches Emotional problems can lead to significant psychological distress and interfere with living your life happily. You may feel anxious, depressed, have problems concentrating or relating to others. Psychotherapy can not only provide symptom relief and help you regain better control of your life, it can further aid in achieving a deeper understanding of yourself by identifying long-standing patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving. These patterns might be so habitual, ingrained, and repetitive that they limit your choices and possibilities in life. Through listening deeply, exploring, and reflecting, these-often unformulated and unconscious-patterns can be experienced and thought about. Through an integrated approach of talking, reflecting, and body-mind/mindfulness, you will learn to better listen to: how do these patterns express themselves in personal or work relationships how can you discover more layers of your feelings how can you learn to gain new understanding, make meaning of your life and gain new perspectives Psychotherapy will re-mobilize your energy, help you become more active in making conscious choices and decisions, and be an agent in your own life. It will allow more room for creativity and play, for momentum and meaning. With over twenty years of experience in the private and public sectors (including consulting for TV shows, and international presentations and workshops), Dr. Birklein and the team at SYNCPSYCH offer a full range of psychological services tailored to your needs. They also collaborate with pharmacologists on a case-by-case basis. SYNCPSYCH offers psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, counseling, and creative arts to individuals and couples struggling with: Anxiety Depression Relationship issues Gender, nonconforming identities, non-binary, trans* (transitioning and non-transitioning) Attachment Cultural transitions and adaptations Trauma Work-related problems Self-defeating behaviors Pain English, French, Spanish, Polish, and German-speaking clinicians