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Debra Rosenfeld: our featured therapist

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Meet Debra Rosenfeld, MA, LMFT, our featured therapist in the Gesher Community Care Therapist Spotlight! 💙


Life transitions can bring unexpected challenges, whether you’re navigating career changes, relationships, caregiving responsibilities, grief, or the emotional complexities of growing older.


DEBRA ROSENFELD   GESHER CC THERAPIST SPOTLIGHT   Midlife & Later-Life Transitions Therapist   Debra Rosenfeld, MA, LMFT, specializes in helping adults navigate midlife and later-life transitions, including anxiety, depression, grief, relationship challenges, caregiver burnout, and career changes. Using CBT, mindfulness, and ACT, she helps clients build emotional resilience and navigate life’s challenges with greater confidence. Her background includes 10 years directing the career counseling program at Stanford School of Medicine.

Debra specializes in helping adults navigate midlife and later-life transitions with greater confidence, clarity, and emotional resilience.


Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), she provides a supportive space for clients to work through anxiety, depression, burnout, and life’s changing circumstances.


With a background that includes 10 years directing the career counseling program at Stanford School of Medicine, Debra brings valuable experience to her work as a therapist and career coach.


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