In person
In TelehealthCarli Weed, LCSW
Therapist
Locations:
New Jersey
Insurances
About
Carli is a licensed social worker who enjoys working with adults who struggle with feelings of depression, anxiety, stress management, and grief.
Carli is compassionate and creates a non-judgemental environment to fit patients' needs. Carli utilizes CBT interventions as well as MI and person-centered therapy.
In Carli's free time she enjoys being around family and friends, reading a variety of books, and traveling.
Locations:
New Jersey
Credentials, Qualifications and Languages
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Rutgers University, College of Arts & Sciences
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Licensed Social Worker
Why Healthcare
Carli is passionate about providing mental health treatment because she has seen how impactful it can be for an individual. Coming to therapy can be a challenge for some but can create long-last effects to help an individual during challenging times.
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