Rob Weeks, LCSW

Pri­or­i­tiz­ing self-care and well-being is my main focus with any client I encounter. Empow­er­ing client auton­o­my is key to estab­lish­ing healthy and pro­duc­tive ther­a­py. Devel­op­ing a healthy and strong rap­port while also pro­vid­ing a safe and com­fort­able envi­ron­ment for my clients and their fam­i­lies are high­ly impor­tant to me as a clin­i­cian. My clin­i­cal prac­tice style(s) range from Cog­ni­tive Behav­ioral Ther­a­py, Dialec­ti­cal Behav­ioral Ther­a­py, Moti­va­tion­al Inter­view­ing, Strengths Per­spec­tive, Mind­ful­ness Ther­a­py, Pos­i­tive Refram­ing, Expo­sure Ther­a­py, Cri­sis Inter­ven­tion, Task Cen­tered Prac­tice, & Solu­tion Focused Ther­a­py. By using a vari­a­tion of these ther­a­peu­tic meth­ods and skill build­ing, we are able to adapt as need­ed based on every chang­ing needs and the envi­ron­ment, and most impor­tant­ly, main­tain the focus on the clients needs and per­spec­tives while empow­er­ing the clients to iden­ti­fy their strengths to illic­it pos­i­tive and mean­ing­ful change in their lives.