Eric Litchtenfeld, LISW

Contact Information:
4242 Tuller Rd, Suite B2 Dublin, OH 43017
614-706-2228 x 722
In-person and telehealth appointments

Eric Lichtenfeld, LISW, is a psychotherapist practicing in Dublin, OH. He works with individuals and couples, and specializes in treating anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, and loss and grief. He has also served as a volunteer at Kobacker House, one of Ohio's leading hospice facilities, and earned a Masters degree in Social Work from The Ohio State University. Eric uses a number of therapeutic approaches--including CBT, EMDR, solution-focused therapy, mindfulness, and more--to help clients gain insight, develop positive coping skills, and take greater control of their stories and their experiences.

Kim Ridout, LISW-S

Contact Information:
4242 Tuller Rd, Suite B2 Dublin, OH 43017
614-706-2228 x 752
In-person and telehealth appointments

Kim has a Master’s Degree of Social Work from the University of Cincinnati. She is licensed as an Independent Social Worker with Supervision Designation – the highest level of licensing in the field.

She has over 25 years of experience providing therapeutic counseling to ages 18+ and specializes in chronic illness, depression, anxiety, grief, life stress, and relationship issues. Kim has a proven success record helping individuals and couples restructure their lives and relationships to find happiness.

Kim does not have a one-size fits all approach to therapy. She uses a mixture of several different modalities to help you obtain the best outcome. She has specific training and mastery in CBT-I, Chronic Illness, DBT, Gottman Method (Level 3), EMDR (certified), First Responder, Military/VA, IFS, and Attachment Theory. For couples, she developed an affair recovery program that has a 90% success rate. She also uses her knowledge as a yoga instructor (CYT) and certified personal trainer

Stephanie Wilson, LISW-S

Contact Information:
90 South High Street, Suite E Dublin, OH 43017
614-706-2228 x 762
In-person and telehealth appointments

Stephanie’s theoretical orientation is eclectic and integrative, incorporating interpersonal process therapy (IPT) (here and now), psychodynamic, relational and CBT models. She approaches therapy from a strengths based approach, focusing on client’s inherent strengths and resiliencies rather than their weaknesses. She also utilize CBT to focus on changing negative core beliefs and cognitive distortions and DBT to teach distress tolerance, emotion regulation and interpersonal assertiveness skills. Lastly, Stephanie is very relational in her approach in order to provide clients with a corrective emotional experience and holding environment for them to feel safe, secure, empowered and validated.

Areas of interest/expertise: lawyers and law students, women’s issues, infertility, eating issues, grief/bereavement, aviation and college mental health, relationship and interpersonal concerns, and couples work. However, she considers herself a generalist first and foremost and maintain a broad caseload consisting of clients with a range of presenting concerns.

Stephanie offers individual, family, couples and group therapy. She also provides psychosocial assessment, consultation and education. She is comfortable working with clients of all backgrounds and have consistently been told that she has a unique ability to relate to clients and make them feel safe, understood and heard.