The people behind
your healing

Aliza Neger, MSW

Registered Social Worker / Psychotherapist · NIHB Provider

Aliza has been working in the mental health field for nearly twenty years, not because it was a logical career choice, but because life led her here in the most personal way possible. Her own experiences shaped her into the therapist she is today, someone who shows up with warmth, deep empathy, and a genuine understanding of what it means to find your way through hard times.

What clients often notice first is that sessions with Aliza don't feel heavy. She brings lightness, humor, and real human energy into the room. She believes healing doesn't have to be all struggle. Sometimes laughter and levity are just as therapeutic as the deeper work.

Aliza draws from a wide range of evidence-based modalities including EMDR, IFS, DBT, and the Safe and Sound Protocol, weaving them together into an approach that is entirely tailored to each person. No two clients are the same, and neither are their approaches to care. She collaborates with her clients on their goals, gently guiding them toward what she believes will help most while always following their lead.

At the heart of it all, Aliza brings her whole self to this work. After nearly two decades, it still feels like exactly what she was meant to do.

Paul Weinberg

Registered Psychotherapist · ADHD Clinical Services Provider

From an early age, Paul has been naturally drawn to helping others understand their thoughts and build meaningful connections. Over two decades, he has created spaces where people feel truly supported — from hosting gatherings for those who struggle to make social connections to directing an organization that helps individuals leaving high-control societies.

As an educator for twelve years, Paul specialized in working with neurodivergent students, particularly those with ADHD, and children facing challenges in traditional learning environments. His background in curriculum development and individualized learning taught him that everyone deserves an approach tailored to their unique needs.

These experiences form the foundation of Paul's therapy practice — combining his passion for community and connection with evidence-based therapeutic techniques to provide compassionate, effective mental health care. Outside of therapy, Paul performs stand-up comedy, which brings genuine warmth and perspective to his work with clients.

Rebecca Richman

Registered Social Worker · Associate Psychotherapist

Rebecca Richman has built her career around showing up for people at their most vulnerable moments. As a registered social worker and therapist, she has worked across some of the most complex and demanding settings — hospitals, schools, child welfare, family courts, and community organizations — and what she carries through every one of them is the same steady, warm presence her clients rely on.

With decades of experience across healthcare, school systems, community organizations, child welfare, youth and family courts, she is deeply equipped to help clients navigate life's most challenging moments. Rebecca supports children, adolescents, adults, and families through critical life transitions, and also works with members of the Deaf community — a reflection of the care and intentionality she brings to every aspect of her practice.

Her areas of expertise include childhood and adult trauma, anxiety, stress, separation, divorce, relationship challenges, identity development, and school transitions. Rebecca brings a compassionate, sensitive, and grounded presence to each session, helping clients feel more connected to themselves and to the people around them.

Rebecca works from a client-centered approach with a strong commitment to anti-oppression and anti–Black racism. She is an ally to LGBTQS+ communities, creating an inclusive and affirming space for everyone who walks through the door.