Anne Wennerstrand (she/hers)

Anne Wennerstrand, MS, MSW, LCSW-R, is a clinical social worker, psychotherapist, supervisor, and educator with nearly three decades of experience working with adolescents and adults. Her approach is depth-oriented, contemporary psychodynamic, feminist-relational, trauma-informed, and weight-neutral, integrating relational and psychoanalytic perspectives with mindfulness, DBT, Inquiry-Based Coaching, and embodied modalities.

Anne’s clinical work attends to both the intrapsychic and the systemic. She is interested in how our inner worlds are shaped through relationships and families, as well as by the cultural, social, political, and institutional contexts in which we live. She works collaboratively with clients to understand the personal meanings of their experiences and the environments in which those meanings have developed.

Her areas of particular interest include eating and body image concerns, life transitions, occupational stress, trauma and the enduring effects of the pandemic, and the experiences of people in high-stress, caregiving, and creative professions. She has extensive experience working with healthcare professionals, first responders, professional dancers, musicians, artists, and others whose work places unusual demands on the body, identity, relationships, and emotional life.

In addition to her clinical practice, Anne has extensive experience in supervision, teaching, consultation, and community engagement. As founder and director of Integrated Psychotherapy, PC, based in Mount Kisco, NY, she supervises early- and mid-career clinicians developing their own clinical approaches. She is affiliated with the Women’s Therapy Centre Institute as faculty and consultant, bringing a feminist-relational perspective to her clinical and educational work. Her community and public-service work reflects a longstanding interest in mental health within the broader social conditions and systems that shape people’s lives.