Tal Ginsburg, PsyD
Psychological Associate, PSB 94028012
Supervised by Dr. Chelsea Sarai, PSY 32481
We may be a good fit if you’re…
Seeking to build more trust in yourself and your ability to navigate life’s difficulties
Feeling stuck and unsure which behaviors or patterns are holding you back
Ready to break cycles of intergenerational trauma
Wanting to live in alignment with your core values
Curious to deepen your self-awareness in order to strengthen your relationships with yourself and others
Grieving a loss or coping with a significant life change
Struggling to form meaningful relationships due to insecurities or emotional pain
Navigating identity shifts during life transitions, such as the postpartum period
Carrying unprocessed childhood trauma that feels too scary or shameful to face
In college and struggling with self-esteem or feeling empowered in this new stage of independence
I will make you feel seen—in both your resilience and your pain—and help you sit with the discomfort of your growth while building trust within yourself.
I promise to hold you accountable for the ways you may be keeping yourself stuck, by helping you understand how these patterns have served and protected you. Together, we’ll explore how to protect yourself in ways that expand your life and deepen your connection to both yourself and others.
Works with:
Couples
Adults
College Students
Perinatal/Postpartum population
Specialties:
Grief and Loss
Breaking cycles of intergenerational trauma
Building self-awareness and confidence in college students
Complex Trauma (Trauma of an interpersonal nature)
Communication issues in relationships
Low self-esteem
Lack of self-trust
Children of abusive parents
Perinatal/ Postpartum anxiety and depression
Adult ADHD Diagnosis and Testing
Background & Education:
University of Denver, Graduate School of Professional Psychology, PsyD in Clinical Psychology
Boston University, B.A in Psychology & Spanish
CU Anschutz School of Family Medicine, Internship in Clinical Psychology, APA Accredited Internship
Reaching HOPE, Post-Doctoral Fellowship
I believe that we are all doing the best we can to cope with life in all its beautiful complexity. But, a lot of the time, the ways in which we try to survive and protect ourselves can create significant disconnection in our lives, both to other people and ourselves.
I am an attachment oriented therapist who tries to deeply understand how one’s early interpersonal experiences and attachments have shaped their understanding of self and self-worth. I am curious about how our insecurities that have developed through these interpersonal experiences impact one’s ability to relate to others, relate to themselves, and function in the world. My focus on attachment is reflected in my therapeutic style, where I prioritize building a strong bond and trust with my clients.
I meet my clients where they are at, without my own expectations or agenda of where they should be in their journey. I specialize in supporting individuals who are experiencing anxiety, depression, low self-worth, emotion regulation difficulties, relationship difficulties, and grief. I am passionate about supporting the perinatal and postpartum population, and supporting them with postpartum anxiety and depression. Additionally, I am passionate about working with teenagers, and helping them build confidence, self-awareness, strong communication, and healthy coping skills.
“I hope to support you in building a deeper connection and cultivating compassion for yourself. I want to help you feel confident knowing what your needs are, and advocating for them in relationships.
Mostly, I want to help you believe that your voice deserves to be heard, and that you deserve to take up space in the world.”
— Dr. Ginsburg
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