Center For Creative Psychology

In 1995 Dr. Jenni Silberstein founded CCP, recognizing a cultural need for more clinicians to take an innovative and creative approach to psychology.

Combining cognitive behavioral techniques with psychodynamic practices, dream interpretation, depth psychology, mindfulness and art & play therapy (for kids & teens, ) her innovative and personalized approach have re-established essential connections for hundreds of clients, transforming their difficulties into opportunities for healing and growth.

At CCP, we have a special interest in making sure that all kids feel good about who they are, where they are from and where they are going in their life. All individual and group sessions are specially designed to meet the individual need of each unique child. Parents are closely involved with the treatment plan and are given specific interventions to aid in their child's therapeutic progress.

At CCP we like to call teenagers "betweenagers." Similar to the fictional character Peter Pan, this special group are "betwixt and between, " not quite adults, yet not quite children. Psychologists aims to support and encourage this magical bunch so that they may grow into healthy adults while never losing sight of their child-like selves.

A good relationship has a pattern like a dance and is built on some of the same rules. The partners do not need to hold on tightly, because they move confidently in the same pattern, intricate but joyful, swift and free, like a country dance of Mozart's. To touch heavily would be to arrest the pattern and freeze the movement, to check the endlessly changing beauty of its unfolding.

Through attending many meetings with divorced parents, I have realized that one message speaks louder than all of the rest. After making the difficult decision to get a divorce, parents always tell me the same thing regarding their feelings toward their child or adolescent experiencing the breakup: I love my child more than anything in the world.