Raelle Kaplan, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker

My practice focuses on working with adults navigating the effects of trauma, major life transitions, and complex emotional experiences. I frequently work with individuals who are seeking trauma-informed therapy for concerns such as complex trauma (C-PTSD), childhood trauma, relational trauma, attachment wounds, anxiety, depression, and chronic stress. A significant area of my work also centers on perinatal and reproductive mental health. I support individuals who are pregnant, postpartum, trying to conceive, navigating infertility, adjusting to new parenthood, or processing difficult reproductive experiences such as pregnancy loss, birth trauma, or perinatal mood and anxiety conditions. Therapy during the perinatal period can help individuals make sense of the emotional, relational, and identity shifts that often accompany pregnancy and early parenthood. In addition to trauma and perinatal mental health, I work with clients navigating identity development, relationship patterns, boundaries, burnout, and life transitions. Many of the people I work with are thoughtful and reflective individuals who are interested in understanding themselves more deeply and exploring long-standing emotional patterns in a supportive, collaborative therapeutic space. My approach is trauma-informed, relational, and insight-oriented. I integrate elements of attachment-based therapy, psychodynamic therapy, and other evidence-informed approaches to help clients understand the roots of their experiences while also developing tools for stability, resilience, and self-compassion. Clients who tend to benefit most from my work are those seeking therapy that allows space for depth, curiosity, and meaningful exploration rather than only short-term symptom management.