Monica Langer, LMHC, has always known she wanted to work in the field of psychology. From her teenage years, when she volunteered in after-school programs, she found that many children felt comfortable confiding in her. She carries this empathy and understanding into her work today.

Ms. Langer has a broad range of experience, including work in schools, community mental health centers, and both psychiatric and general hospitals. She primarily works with children, adolescents, and young adults, using her person-centered and strength-based approach to tailor her care to what works best for each patient.

In each patient visit, Ms. Langer believes it is essential to build rapport and make each patient feel comfortable. She says, "I have a variety of fidgets and 'feeling spots' in my office to help children and adolescents feel more at ease during sessions." She enjoys seeing patients feel heard and validated, and witnessing their overall progress.

When she's not providing care to her patients, Ms. Langer enjoys spending time outdoors, hiking, and going on nature walks. She also loves baking, cooking, and visiting farmers markets. She is especially passionate about promoting mental health awareness and overall health and wellness.