Zoe Ross-Nash, PsyD

I believe the relationship between the client and therapist is a key element to taking steps towards growth. I aim to create a safe and warm space for clients to feel open in collaboratively exploring their vulnerability and to be empowered in their strengths. 

I use an integrative approach of relational and attachment theories to help the client increase their ever-evolving sense of self. Additionally, I pull upon DBT and ACT skills to aid clients in feeling more secure in situations, relationships, and environments. 

While I specialize in eating disorders and trauma, I treat various situations and disorders, including depression, anxiety, relationship, and personality concerns. 

I seek to understand what happened to my clients in context of their histories and identities, not what is wrong with them. I use an affirmative, trauma-informed style to  encourage acceptance of self, while challenging folks to grow. Choosing a therapist can be difficult and finding a good fit is important. I hope we can make a great team. 

 English.

Nova Southeastern University Doctorate in Clinical Psychology 

University of California-Davis, Eating Disorder Emphasis Pre-Doctoral Intern APA Accredited

Nova Southeastern University Masters in Clinical Psychology 

Elon University Bachelors of Arts in Psychology and minor in Dance and Human Service Studies 

2022 Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy Student Excellence in Clinical Practice Award Recipient

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