Martha has profound expertise in behavior therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and family/marital therapy. She embraces a psychodynamic and relational approach to her practice. She places immense value on the therapeutic relationship as a foundational element for fostering understanding and facilitating healing. Her approach aims to create a supportive environment that encourages a deeper personal exploration of oneself, examining how early life experiences and relationships either contribute positively or pose challenges to one’s current life. Specializing in outpatient settings, she offers individual and group therapy for those dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, addiction, and interpersonal relationship difficulties. By valuing each person’s individuality, she strives to establish a comfortable space where patients can express their authentic selves and navigate their emotions freely. She views psychotherapy as a transformative journey towards self-discovery, aiming to help clients gain a clearer understanding of themselves, experience their emotions more fully, and ultimately reclaim a life characterized by fulfillment and growth. Her dedication to her clients reflects her belief in the therapeutic process as a powerful pathway to healing and personal development.