About Abigail Ellen Reiner

“I am committed to helping clients improve emotional well-being and overall functioning through evidence-based therapeutic approaches. My goal is to support clients in developing effective coping strategies and behavioral skills that promote meaningful and sustainable change.

I believe mental health treatment should be accessible to those who need it. I work to support accessibility by accepting insurance and offering affordable treatment options when possible.

I provide therapy to individuals across a range of ages, with a clinical focus on older children, adolescents, and adults. I utilize goal-oriented treatment and emphasize skill development, as I do not believe therapy must be indefinite. Treatment is structured to help clients achieve symptom reduction, build self-efficacy, and apply therapeutic techniques independently in daily life.”

“I am dedicated to helping clients improve emotional well-being and overall quality of life through compassionate, evidence-based care. My goal is to support individuals in feeling better and developing practical skills that promote long-term progress and resilience.

I believe mental health treatment should be accessible to individuals who want or need therapy. I work to support accessibility by accepting insurance and offering affordable session options whenever possible.

I provide therapy to clients across a range of ages, with a clinical focus on older children, adolescents, and adults. I utilize a goal-oriented approach and do not believe therapy needs to be indefinite. Treatment is structured to help clients experience symptom relief while learning behavioral techniques that support continued progress outside of therapy.

I primarily offer services through online therapy and strive to provide care that is flexible and accessible, including for individuals with budget considerations. I have experience and clinical training working with concerns such as anxiety, depression, addiction, life transitions, and complex mental health conditions, including those requiring medication management in coordination with other providers.