About
Dr. Schulhofer is a clinical psychologist in private practice, licensed in Florida and New York. She earned her doctorate in clinical psychology with a concentration in psychodynamic psychotherapy from Nova Southeastern University, specializing in the treatment of trauma and dissociation, narcissistic and borderline personality styles, and relationship difficulties.
Her clinical experience has entailed treating patients with a wide range of difficulties in outpatient and inpatient settings, including private practice, diverse community mental health centers, and training at Jackson Health System/University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
She was raised in Europe and has since lived in various cities around the world, including Miami, New York City, and Paris. Prior to her career in psychology, she competed internationally and collegiately as an athlete, making her deeply familiar with the demands faced by high-performance individuals across various areas of life. Being bilingual, she can also provide services in German. At this time, her practice is fully virtual and private pay only.
areas of expertise
Dr. Schulhofer works with all kinds of difficulties, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, stress, life-transitions, and identity issues. Her primary therapeutic modality is psychoanalytic in nature, often integrating spiritual concepts into her work. Her particular areas of specialty include:
Trauma and dissociation (particularly adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse)
Borderline and narcissistic personality styles
Men’s issues and relationship difficulties
Neurodivergent couples
Personal development and working with high-performing individuals, such as C-Suite executives, artists, athletes, coaches, and other medical professionals