Integrative Psychotherapy 6 West Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830

Integrative Psychotherapy, located at 6 West Putnam Avenue in Greenwich, Connecticut, is a health institution that offers a unique approach to healing by tapping into the power of the mind, body, and emotions. Founded by Talia Ben-Joseph, MA, MEd, LPC, CCTP, CMHIMP, CGCS, CCATP, the institution aims to provide a safe space for children, adolescents, young adults, and their families.

Ben-Joseph integrates talk therapy with a variety of experiential techniques, such as somatic, relational, and emotion-focused psychotherapy, to facilitate integration of mind and body. By going beyond symptom reduction, the institution focuses on fostering long-lasting healing transformation in clients dealing with a range of issues including anxiety disorders, trauma, grief, eating disorders, ADHD, mood disorders, and more.

With a background in neuroscience research, Ben-Joseph's therapeutic approach is integrative, transformative, and relational, incorporating cutting-edge techniques to provide each client with a rich set of resources for healing. By emphasizing mind-body integration, the institution aims to treat the whole person and facilitate deep and meaningful therapeutic processes.

Integrative Psychotherapy specializes in trauma treatment, seamlessly integrating talk therapy with somatic, relational, attachment-based, and emotion-focused techniques to address the individual needs of each patient. By tailoring treatment modalities to the specific type of trauma, the institution aims to facilitate more effective healing within a shorter timeframe.

In addition to traditional office spaces, Integrative Psychotherapy offers a dedicated therapeutic-activity room for clients with special needs, where they can engage both mind and body in the healing process. By applying mind-body oriented psychotherapy, the institution helps clients live more meaningful lives by integrating heart, mind, body, emotions, and soul.

Certified by the American Psychotherapy Association and the American Association of Integrative Medicine, Integrative Psychotherapy is committed to providing a holistic and personalized approach to healing, empowering clients to develop alternative ways of responding to their environment and facilitating their journey towards growth and transformation.