Dr. Jamie Spohn, MD

Her practice addresses a broad range of concerns including traumatic brain injury and concussion, depression, anxiety, women's issues, relationship and family problems, child and adult ADHD, chronic pain and illness, learning and academic difficulties, self-esteem challenges, grief, anger, and adjustment to injury or illness.

She approaches care with respect, sensitivity, and compassion, combining an empathic and supportive style with direct feedback and gentle challenge to promote greater independence and responsibility.

Her primary orientation is cognitive-behavioral therapy - an evidence-based approach that focuses on identifying and changing unhelpful thoughts and behaviors - and she integrates other theoretical perspectives as needed to tailor treatment to each individual. Dr.

Spohn emphasizes building on clients' strengths and using a positive problem-solving framework, and she welcomes client feedback to shape the work together. Dr.

Spohn typically responds once or twice per weekday and is not usually available on weekends or holidays except in special circumstances. The clinician asks that the urgent button be reserved for immediate life-or-death crises, as messages sent over weekends or holidays may not be answered until the next business day unless they meet that urgent criterion.

For scheduled live sessions she currently offers live text sessions only - these are available in 30-minute blocks, one per week, while clients may also write in their room between sessions and can expect responses within 24 to 48 hours Monday through Friday.