Linden Loutzenhiser, M.A.
LINDEN LOUTZENHISER, M.A.
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Linden Loutzenhiser is a master’s level clinician and an advanced doctoral student in Clinical Psychology at Fordham University. She obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Creighton University and a Master’s of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Fordham University.
Linden’s clinical background is shaped by combining research and clinical practice to assist individuals in shifting thoughts and behaviors that may initially feel unchangeable, with the ultimate goal of living a life they love. She has a diverse clinical background that includes working with legally involved individuals in group and individual therapy, individuals with substance use disorders, individuals with psychiatric diagnoses and presentations that require inpatient care, and college students. Linden’s therapeutic approach blends aspects of cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy strategies, including mindfulness and exploration and understanding of the self through reflection and processing of formative life experiences. She operates from a strengths-based, person-centered approach where the client and Linden work together to identify goals, implement coping skills, and build insight and strategies to navigate stressors. |
