Howard P. Goodman, MA, LMFT Certified Psychedelic-assisted  Practitioner

Thank you for visiting my website! I am a licensed psychotherapist (LMFT) that specializes in the treatment of depression, anxiety; grief & loss, relationship & family issues, as well as substance & process addiction.

I believe we all possess the innate capacity for insight, growth, and healing and have devoted my career to help my clients potentiate that ability in ways that promote long term happiness, health, and global wellness.

I am excited to announce I am now offering Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy This transformational therapy holds the promise of helping those with treatment resistant depression, anxiety, Trauma and PTSD.For more information about this break-through treatment, please click here

For those new to therapy, I understand how daunting it can be to seek help. To ensure you feel safe and comfortable, I offer a free phone consultation. This is an opportunity to discuss your situation and, most importantly, see if we are a good fit.

Services Provided

Individual Therapy

My approach is to meet individuals wherever they are without judgment, help them identify the places in life they feel stuck, then provide them with the tools to better navigate those places so they can achieve their own version of success

Couples Therapy

“There are no roses without thorns” in relationships. Rather than rehashing old, repetitive, complaints, I help couples find the underlying thorns of unresolved issues and work through the pain to discover new levels of passion and peace.  I will teach/guide you how to achieve your goals, including: improving communication, managing conflict, recovering from infidelity/affairs, making a last ditch effort work things out, or finding a compassionate way to end the relationship.

Family Therapy

Families are our most basic societal unit. Families function as a system with explicit, but unspoken rules and roles for all members. I provide families with the tools to understand how their family system works as well as teach them how to address issues, like: oppositional behavior, parent/child issues, the impact of separation, divorce, blended families, parenting styles.

Family therapy is particularly helpful when one or more members is in active addiction. Instead of just treating the addict, I work with all family members to teach them how addiction affects all family members and, more importantly, how to promote healing among and between family members.

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy

KAP (Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy) is a breakthrough treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and Substance Abuse that is transforming the face of mental health treatment!
Ketamine-assisted therapy is a more effective approach for treatment-resistant conditions than traditional SSRI’s for 3 reasons

Swift Symptom Reduction: The urgent need for rapid symptom relief is one of the most challenging aspects of living with depression. KAP offers a quicker route to feeling better. 80% of clients report a marked reduction in symptoms within 2 hours of initial session; 90% report improvement after 3 sessions.

Rewires the Brain Instead of attempting to reduce symptoms of an existing negative mindset, ketamine actually promotes neurogenesis: the growth of new neuronal connections that creates healthier, happier outcomes.

Integrating Insights into actions for long-term positive change KAP optimizes the window of neuronal plasticity by combining the medicine with Integration sessions to expedite the process of insight, growth, and change. Integration is a highly specialized form of talk-therapy designed to harness this window for change in ways that transforms ketamine-inspired ideas into daily action plans. The synergetic pairing ketamine and integration transforms temporary “states” of expanded consciousness into durable, character “traits” promoting long-term, positive change.

To learn more about this transformational therapy please click below

The Staying Sober Handbook

Addressing the multidimensional nature of addictions requires a multi-modality approach to treatment. Using “The Spectrum of Sobriety” interdisciplinary model outlined in The Staying Sober Handbook, individuals develop their own version of health, happiness, and sobriety.