- Strengthening self-worth
- Practical coping skills
- Support for relationships
About Monica
Monica Englander is an LCSW with 23 years of clinical experience counseling people from many walks of life. She focuses on strengthening self-esteem and helping clients feel more capable managing relationships, work, and emotions. Monica aims for straightforward, respectful conversation that gets to the heart of what feels unmanageable.
Monica draws on a mix of approaches to help people shift unhelpful thoughts, tell different stories about their lives, and understand long-standing patterns. Her style is inquisitive and interactive - she asks questions and wants to hear what matters to each person. She pays attention to culture, identity, and personal beliefs and treats those things as important to the work.
Many clients bring past wounds that affect how they see themselves and how they react to setbacks. Monica helps people name those wounds and learn new ways of responding so everyday problems feel easier to handle. She also has experience in workplace and employee assistance program settings, and supervises interns working toward licensure.
Common concerns she addresses include anxiety, stress, relationship strain, depression, parenting challenges, career decisions, and feelings of isolation. Monica also supports people dealing with codependency, divorce and separation, money worries, life purpose, and self-love.
Her approach centers on collaboration. She listens closely, checks in about progress, and adjusts the work to match each person’s goals. To begin, prospective clients follow the site's Start Therapy process and schedule a time based on availability.
Monica draws on a mix of approaches to help people shift unhelpful thoughts, tell different stories about their lives, and understand long-standing patterns. Her style is inquisitive and interactive - she asks questions and wants to hear what matters to each person. She pays attention to culture, identity, and personal beliefs and treats those things as important to the work.
Many clients bring past wounds that affect how they see themselves and how they react to setbacks. Monica helps people name those wounds and learn new ways of responding so everyday problems feel easier to handle. She also has experience in workplace and employee assistance program settings, and supervises interns working toward licensure.
Common concerns she addresses include anxiety, stress, relationship strain, depression, parenting challenges, career decisions, and feelings of isolation. Monica also supports people dealing with codependency, divorce and separation, money worries, life purpose, and self-love.
Her approach centers on collaboration. She listens closely, checks in about progress, and adjusts the work to match each person’s goals. To begin, prospective clients follow the site's Start Therapy process and schedule a time based on availability.
This summary is based on the profile information listed on BetterHelp.