Dory Dzinski

She offers counseling and psychotherapy services based on various therapeutic approaches, including cognitive-behavioral, transpersonal, depth, body-centered, and positive psychologies. Dory's expertise includes working with individuals who have experienced trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, and loss. She also provides holistic services, such as Reiki, which can be effective in rebalancing the body, mind, spirit, and soul connection. Dory's practice is committed to helping individuals navigate difficult journeys into self-discovery, change, and acceptance. She has been involved in helping individuals since 1998 and has earned a Master's degree in Counseling from St. Joseph University. Dory is a national board-certified LPC and has certifications in CISM (Critical Incident Stress Management) and FEMA. She is also part of Connecticut's Behavioral Health Crisis Response Team, Region IV, and the Clinical Affiliate of Project 109, a non-profit first responder wellness and resource organization. Dory's approach is adaptable to the specific needs of her clients, and she is fluent in various therapeutic languages. She has taught at Hartford Hospital and St. Francis Hospital Hoffman Heart Institute and has worked with Yale Psychiatric Department on a study involving schizophrenia and voice hearers. Dory's practice is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment for individuals to explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences.