
We provide in person psychotherapy as well as telepsychology, and due to PsyPact mobility we are now able to practice telepsychology across state boundaries.


By Dr. Alyson Nerenberg, Although our practice advocates for staying together and working through relationship struggles whenever possible, sometimes it is not in your best interest to stay. The questions below can help you determine what the best course of action may be for you.

By Dr. Alyson Nerenberg, In 2002, the director of the Stanford University Forgiveness Project, Dr. Fred Luskin described forgiveness as a feeling of peace that emerges as you take your hurt less personally and take responsibility for how you feel.

By Dr. Alyson Nerenberg, I am directionally challenged. In the past, I got overwhelmed by maps and needed to write out my directions in words, including as many landmarks as possible so it would make sense to me and I wouldn’t end up lost.

By Dr. Alyson Nerenberg, I often start a couple’s therapy session by asking, “What have you done to help your relationship this week?”

By Dr. Alyson Nerenberg, My husband and I have always liked the outdoors. We enjoy hiking and have even spent a week long summer vacation visiting Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Once or twice a year we actually manage to take the kids out with us hiking in our local National Park.

By Dr. Alyson Nerenberg, My 30 year old patient just told me he recently asked a woman he met on Hinge “Would you rather go on a first date through: FaceTime, Zoom or scream at each other from 6 feet away in a park?”