Shoshanah Zucker, LPC
Focus Area: Professional Counseling
Licensed in: Colorado, Oregon
Specializing in trauma recovery, I work with my clients to create a warm, supportive, and safe space in which to rebuild self-esteem and confidence in survivors, helping them reclaim ownership of the self.
About Me
I have additional expertise in coping skills, anxiety, depression, self-esteem difficulties, self-hatred, and panic attacks. My therapeutic philosophy is based in Carl Roger’s beliefs on unconditional positive regard. This is the belief that everyone has good in them, and therapy is a partnership. I regularly request feedback in order to tailor the therapeutic experience to fit each client’s needs. I meet people where they are at with a kind and non-judgmental attitude. I believe in utilizing clients’ strengths to facilitate their journey toward healing, fostering a safe environment where they can explore discomfort with support. I integrate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Narrative Therapy to help clients connect thoughts, feelings, and actions. I foster therapeutic partnerships built on empathy and genuine connection, working collaboratively toward positive change and empowerment. the self.
Education
- University of Denver 2002 - MA
- University of Iowa 1997 - BA
Hobbies
Writing, Reading, Knitting, Walking, Spending time with my family
Role
Therapist
Therapeutic Expertise
Professional Counseling
Specialties
Adjustment Disorder, Agoraphobia, AIDS/HIV, Anxiety, Communication Skills, Coping Skills, Depression, Domestic Violence, Dysthymic Disorder, Eating Disorder Informed, Emotional Regulation, Fatigue, Burn Out, And Self-care, Grief, Insomnia, Mood Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Panic Disorder, Parenting Issues, Physical Disabilities, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Postpartum Depression, Self-Esteem, Setting Boundaries, Sexual Abuse, Socio-Economic Concerns, Stress Management, Survivors Of Suicide, Trauma
Methodologies
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness Approach, Motivational Interviewing
Insurances accepted by Shoshanah Zucker
We’re in-network with most major providers. Covered members pay an average co-pay of $30.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Headlight accept insurance?
Yes, Headlight accepts most major insurances such as Aetna, Kaiser, Magellan, Anthem and more. To confirm we accept your insurance, please call 800-930-0803.
What is the difference between a Therapist and a Prescriber?
Therapy, often provided by psychologists, social workers, or counselors, involves talking through emotional and psychological challenges to gain insight and develop coping strategies. Whereas, psychiatry, typically led by medical doctors, focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of mental health issues using medication alongside therapy when necessary. While therapy emphasizes conversation and behavioral strategies, psychiatry integrates medication management to address biochemical imbalances in mental health conditions.
How much will my appointment cost?
Seeking help is hard, paying for it shouldn’t be. Our goal is to make mental health care affordable and accessible to all, by working with insurance companies to cover mental health services in-network. Over 90% of our clients are getting great care with only a co-pay fee. To check your insurance coverage click here (https://headlight.health/insurance/) or call our Care Coordinators at 1-800-930-0803 for assistance.
Do Headlight providers offer telehealth visits?
Absolutely, all our providers offer telehealth visits so that you can get care from the comfort of your own home.
Can I see both a Therapist and Prescriber?
Yes. Seeing both a Therapist and Prescriber is incredibly common and can lead to better results. Talk with your provider and discuss if combining Therapy and Medication Management makes sense for you.
What can I expect in my first appointment?
During your first session you will meet with a licensed professional to discuss your medical history, current feelings and relevant life factors. From there, you and your provider will work together to create a personalized treatment plan. If you don’t feel like your provider is a good fit, please let your provider know. They can help transfer you to a new provider that might be a better fit for you.