Lisa Martelli, LICSW

Treatment Methods
Depending on what you are seeking for change, the following are among the methods I will draw upon. Certain methods or mix of are more helpful than others toward what you present with for therapy.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
CBT helps individuals identify and shift unhelpful thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to emotional distress, building practical skills to manage challenges more effectively.
Dialectal Behavior Therapy
DBT supports people in regulating intense emotions, navigating difficult situations, and strengthening relationships through skills in mindfulness, distress tolerance, and communication.
Psychodynamic
Therapy
Psychodynamic therapy techniques help understand how early life experiences and unconscious patterns shape present thoughts, emotions, and relationships, fostering deeper insight and lasting change.
Relational
Therapy
Relational therapy draws from multiple approaches to address patterns within relationships, helping individuals feel more secure, connected, and confident in their interactions with others.
Solution-Focused
Therapy
Solution-Focused Therapy integrates principles of positive psychology to identify strengths, clarify goals, and develop actionable steps that promote meaningful and sustainable change.