Dr. Klein is an accomplished, internationally recognized clinical psychologist who provides highly experienced, skilled, compassionate assessment and treatment. A widely published author and clinical supervisor, his 35-year career has encompassed virtually all aspects of psychotherapy. Patients are referred to him not only from the tri-state area but from colleagues both here and abroad.
Associate Professor, Yale School of Medicine and Director of Education and Training, Yale Psychiatric Institute. Dr. Klein has clinical psychotherapy practice offices in both Westport and Milford, CT. His areas of specialization include individual, couples and group psychotherapy, with expertise in the treatment of anxiety and mood disorders, trauma, self-esteem, infidelity and relationship issues.
Associate Professor, Yale School of Medicine and Director of Education and Training, Yale Psychiatric Institute. Dr. Klein has clinical psychotherapy practice offices in both Westport and Milford, CT. His areas of specialization include individual, couples and group psychotherapy, with expertise in the treatment of anxiety and mood disorders, trauma, self-esteem, infidelity and relationship issues.
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For more than 30 years, Dr. Klein has provided supervision and case consultation for mental health professionals from all disciplines. Individual sessions are conducted in person or via telephone. Openings in ongoing supervision groups are also periodically available. An individual assessment is required prior to placement in a supervision group.
Anxiety on its own is a common feeling of uneasiness, distress, or fear. We all experience anxiety at some point in our lives. If these feelings escalate to interfere with daily life, this may be a sign of an anxiety disorder. The term 'anxiety disorder' covers several specific disorders, each with its own signs and symptoms, though all are characterized by irrational and/or extreme fear.
How to establish and maintain stable, gratifying interpersonal relationships is something that concerns all of us. But, relationships can be complicated, challenging and conflicted, whether with family, friends, intimate partners or work associates. Each of us plays our part in what in what transpires between us.
Substance abuse has become a major public health problem in our country. Compulsive and habitual use of drugs and/or alcohol can become problematic for a person of any age and may lead to drug or alcohol dependence. Such difficulties often co-occur with other psychiatric problems. They typically adversely affect self-esteem, and undermine relationships, school performance, and occupational functioning.
Many resources are available to a person experiencing emotional distress. The support of friends and family, clergy, personal reading, healthy exercise, research, and independent coping - all of these are extremely valuable to someone who is suffering from any form of psychiatric disorder or pain. For those that do not find remission through these resources, professional therapy is available.
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