Have you had a disturbing experience that makes coping with everyday life difficult?

Or perhaps you witnessed something awful that you just can’t get out of your mind? If so, you may be suffering from trauma.

Rivkah Kaufman, the founder of RK Connections, is certified as an LMHC, or Licensed Mental Health Counselor in New York, and a Licensed Professional Counselor, or LPC in New Jersey, with a specialty in trauma and PTSD.

As a trauma therapist, Rivkah’s initial goal is to make you feel heard, safe, and understood; everything else accomplished in treatment will follow from this basis.

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Rivkah Kaufman’s Approach

In her practice, Rivkah Kaufman works with clients who struggle with the psychological, emotional, and physical consequences of past and or ongoing trauma, as they try to avoid repeating personal and professional mistakes that serve only to worsen their traumatic experiences.

If you are experiencing challenges such as these, Rivkah can help you gradually process your trauma in a supportive and validating environment that is empowering and ultimately freeing.

Rivkah Kaufman combines trauma-focused, mindfulness, and insight-based psychotherapies, and use these approaches to help her clients cope with everyday challenges and see how they relate to long-standing behavior patterns. In addition to her trauma specialty, Rivkah treats clients with mental health symptoms, including, but not limited to, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, personality disorders, particularly borderline personality disorder, and bipolar disorder, as these conditions manifest in personal (family and relationships), professional (work and layoffs), and academic sectors of life.

KIND WORDS FROM RIVKAH KAUFMAN’S CLIENTS

“Both the office and Rivkah create a safe, warm, and inviting atmosphere. By listening to my issues and providing me with the tools necessary to work through them, Rivkah has enabled me to become a better version of myself…My sessions with her are the highlight of my week, and I always end up leaving her office feeling better than I did walking in.”

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