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    • Heart Coach
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  • Contact & Map
Tracy Livecchi, LCSW, LLC
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
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Psychotherapist

Welcome to my psychotherapy practice!

I work from the strong belief that intentional change can be successfully achieved. Occasionally, however, formulating a plan for moving forward with transformation may require additional support and professional guidance.

I also realize how challenging it can be to find a good therapist-especially when one is feeling emotionally overwhelmed or is in a crisis situation. My goal is to assist my patients in making the transition to therapy as easy and as seamless as possible.

Would you like to schedule an appointment?

It is never too late to become what you might have been.

George Eliot (nee Mary Anne Evans)

With over 20 years of clinical experience...

I have assisted countless people with a variety of concerns, including:

  • stress management
  • relationship issues
  • depression and anxiety
  • post partum depression
  • parenting
  • coping with medically related stressors
  • coping with heart disease and surgery preparation
  • trauma

My approach is to explore not only an individual’s current challenges but also one’s past influences that can sometimes continue to impact their overall quality of life. I work to identify a person’s strengths and strive to assist my patients in finding holistic, creative ways to build upon them. My goal isn’t to keep my patients in therapy forever, but to help identify the obstacles that are preventing them from moving forward. We then work together to find the strategies that will help them to move forward on their own long after therapy is over.

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Latest Blogs
  • Improve Your Sleep
    November 13, 2018
  • What is Sleep Hygiene?
    November 13, 2018
Tracy’s Publications

> Nurs Clin North Am. 2004 Dec;39(4):787-9, ix.
Psychosocial issues affecting adults with congenital heart disease: one patient’s perspective.

> Book Title : A Comprehensive Approach to Congenital Heart Diseases, Jaypee, 2013
Chapter-58 Psychosocial Challenges and Psychiatric Issues while Growing Up with Congenital Heart Disease

 

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