Matias Verna, MD

Emotional well-being can be difficult to attain. Many things may interfere anxiety, sleep trouble, sad mood, anger, or poor concentration just to name a few symptoms. Sometimes it is difficult to know what is getting in the way of leading the life that we want for ourselves or for our children. Understanding the obstacles to well-being is an important step in learning how to navigate them successfully. Psychotherapy, medications, or both may be very useful in this process.
I believe that everyone has the capacity to succeed. Psychotherapy can help you find your strengths in order to build on these and reach your goals. Everyone has different needs it is important to carefully assess each individuals social, medical, and personal history in order to tailor a treatment plan. It is also important to keep in mind that, because needs and goals may change over time, therapy should be a flexible endeavor, with an open mind towards changes.