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Karen Zilberstein
Sarah K. Abel has been a psychotherapist since 1994 and has a long interest in helping families to prepare their children to enter into therapy and face this vulnerable moment for both the parents ...ver másSarah K. Abel has been a psychotherapist since 1994 and has a long interest in helping families to prepare their children to enter into therapy and face this vulnerable moment for both the parents and their children. She is a graduate of the New York University School of Social Work and the Institute of Child, Adolescent and Family Studies and completed a Postgraduate Fellowship in Psychoanalysis at the Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis. She has taught child development at Smith College School of Social Work and currently treats children, adolescents and adults in her private practice in Northampton, MA.
Karen Zilberstein is a child and family therapist and Clinical Director of the Northampton, MA chapter of A Home Within, a national nonprofit devoted to providing pro bono psychotherapy to foster care youth and alumni. She is also an Adjunct Associate Professor at Smith College School for Social Work, where she teaches and coordinates the Child Development Team. Her publications include journal articles on child therapy, the treatment of foster and adopted children, and the clinical implications of attachment and complex trauma in children.ver menos