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Neal Salzman, M.Div., M.A., LMHC, MH#9261 I graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2000 where I received my Bachelor of Arts in communication and minor in psychology. I continued my education by earning my Master of Divinity and Master of Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary in 2005. Since then, I have been working in private practice and for one year I held a position at the Center for Drug Free Living as an adult counselor. I have experience leading seminars in the area of adolescent development/spirituality as well as taking the opportunity to lead weekend long retreats. I enjoy working with all types of people, but I often find my interests lie in a few specific areas. Addictions, relationships, gender issues, young adults, and adolescents are a few areas my heart beats for a bit faster than usual. I also enjoy leading group therapy where clients have the opportunity to grow in community. It is important for my clients to have a safe place to express themselves and process what they are learning with others who are engaged in similar battles. I practice a relational model of counseling with an existential and object-relations focus. Healthy relationships with honesty and openness are key dynamics in mental health and they play a vital role in my counseling. My former position as a youth director for two different churches has given me a great deal of experience working with adolescents and their families. I enjoy watching young people gain awareness in their relationships and understand their feelings as they journey through those difficult adolescent years. Working with college students and families was an added bonus during those ten years. On a personal note, I enjoy relaxing in the mountains, reading, playing soccer, and spending time with my fiancé, Jessica. I hope to one day become an avid whitewater kayaker and photographer, two dreams of mine. |
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