Dr. Zwerdling is highly skilled and supportive therapist who makes vulnerability possible, uses a…read morecurious mindset to guide you through your pain, and provides valuable insight that can allow for a shift in perspective and experience; creating a deeper connection to yourself, your marriage and your life. The only way out of pain is through - a good therapist makes it bearable. Therapy is hard and often painful. My husband and I worked with Alan for a few years in both personal and couples counseling. His warmth and humanity fosters an openness that makes it safe to be who you are, feel what you feel, and speak your truth, without fear of judgement. He was a guide, who walked with us through the rocky terrain of our issues, hurt and pain. As we instinctively replayed the events of our lives, he slowed the pace, encouraging us to mindfully name and explore the feelings that arose, which led to a new experience of the same old events. Eventually, it became apparent that as we repeat the patterns in our lives and/or marriage, we reinforce the stories we tell ourselves and our attachment to their meanings ... and become less able to see the forest from the trees. While the outcome was not what I had imagined, it created growth, altering the trajectory of my focus and experience resulting in less pain and more peace. While the work was mine, Alan put me on the path.

He's ok but he seemed bored each time I went, letting out these deep sighs, as if it was a chore to…read morelisten to me. He only became animated when he brought up that my insurance had not paid and I was responsible for payment. I paid him and never went back.

If you were to list the attributes of the ideal therapist, you would be describing Lindsey. She is…read morethe epitome of what you look for in a therapist and professional. She is extremely knowledgeable, thorough, and explains all aspects of what to expect along the way. Even from the initial contact, seeking support was easy and comfortable. She's a successful business owner, so she can relate to your personal or professional world with ease. She is also highly-skilled in brain-spotting and EMDR. Whatever you are trying to navigate with Lindsey, I am very confident her and her team will be there to assist. Highly recommend!!

I started seeing Lindsey as my Mother was going through hospice. I was 36 years old, mother of 2…read morechildren, married, with a career and a dying mother. From our first meeting until 14 months later from her passing I have been seeing Lindsey from bi-weekly to bi-monthly now. I am so thankful and grateful that I had her to turn to. She helped me work thru ALL of my feelings and emotions and her Brainspotting exercise brought peace to my life in ways I couldn't have imagined. Therapy in itself has enriched my life in ways I KNEW it would because I opened my heart and mind to it. Taking the first step in making the call was the hardest part, the rest has been fulfilling for me. If you are struggling especially in trauma, please do yourself a favor - make the call to Living Well. Life is too short not to Live Well. Bonus - this was over zoom the entire time, comfort from your own home!

Very caring, compassionate professional. Great listener and feedbacks in areas youre stuck in.read more

From the owner: Treating anxiety, depression, grief, loss, job related issues and life transition.read more

Dr. Maser is an exceptional psychologist. She is particularly adept at medication management. I…read morehighly recommend her, especially to those who have struggled with unsuccessful treatment in the past. Lloyd M. Lewis, Esquire Ocean Township NJ

When I first started seeing Dr Maser I was depressed following the death of my mother and a cancer…read morediagnosis. At first I was anxious but Dr Maser put me at ease. I learned a lot about myself on my journey and have since overcome my depression under the guidance of Dr Maser. I cannot thank her enough for all her help and would highly recommend her to anyone that is seeking a mental health professional.

I was both Dr. Erwin's patient and lived with him for 12 years - therapy was not terminated in…read morebetween - as he has no regard for his profession's code of ethics whatsoever. As a therapist, he is incompetent, talks about himself incessantly, and sees Medicaid patients so he can bill for sessions that never actually occur. But, as mentioned, I have also had the misfortune of getting to know him personally. He is misogynistic and fatphobic: he once told me he chose this particular specialty because he wants to "control women." He drinks excessively, often before finishing his work for the day. So, if you want a psychologist who will make you or your child feel worse about their body and treats his patients while inebriated, this is your guy.

If you want your child to recover find a new place. They are far from "eating disorder…read morespecialists". My child was in recovery and after going there for 4 months is back in an eating disorder program. They did nothing to help my child change the way he/she thought. my child was telling the therpist things they were doing that posed a health risk and I was never informed. I found out after the fact. I was lucky to catch it in time to prevent hospitalization. The people are nice but that does not mean they can help. If your not on top of things they will let your child slip through the crack. Please find another place.