Smadar Salzman Psychotherapy — Counselor in San Francisco, CA
Address870 Market St CA, San Francisco, CA 94102
Phone+1415-702-0360
Websitehealingrelationaltrauma.com
Smadar Salzman is a licensed psychotherapist specializing in helping adult survivors of relational and complex trauma, childhood trauma, and emotional neglect. She focuses on healing past wounds to transform current relationships and build self-understanding. Salzman works with individuals and couples, addressing issues such as family dysfunction, dissociative disorders, and childhood emotional neglect. Her approach emphasizes creating a safe, supportive environment to process pain, restore emotional balance, and develop healthier connections. She offers online therapy across multiple states, including California, Florida, Idaho, Michigan, Nevada, Utah, and Vermont.
Best for
- Survivors of childhood trauma
- Individuals experiencing repeating relationship patterns
- Those struggling with emotional regulation
- Couples seeking to heal from trauma
| Key services | Individual therapy, Couples counseling, Online therapy, Therapy for therapists |
| Tags | trauma therapy, complex trauma, dissociative disorders, childhood neglect, couples counseling, online therapy, california therapist, relational trauma, emotional neglect, family dysfunction |
Location
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