Hilary Wolkoff

I work with adolescents and adults struggling with everything from depression to relationship issues to eating disorders.  I have a particular expertise in the field of addiction treatment: both individuals struggling with substance abuse and their family members and loved ones.  In addition, as a former corporate attorney, I bring a personal familiarity to questions of career transitions and identity. 

I graduated from Dartmouth College, received my MSW from Yeshiva University and my JD from the NYU School of Law.  I completed my post-graduate training at the National Institute for the Psychotherapies and am also trained in EMDR.

I have worked in settings ranging from inpatient rehabs, to outpatient substance abuse clinics, to my own private practice. I have led addiction recovery groups and counseled families in crisis. Through these diverse experiences, I learned evidence-based treatment techniques and developed a deep understanding of how addiction shapes family and relationship patterns. 

My treatment style combines relational psychotherapy, EMDR, and ACT.  I also bring to the work a wide breadth of knowledge about 12-step groups and other resources.  I work with people of all backgrounds, sexual orientations, and gender identities and always do my best to create an open and nonjudgmental space for exploration.  My pronouns are she/her.