Breanna Moskovitz, LMFT
breanna@newharmonyhealth.com
Welcome! People usually find psychotherapy when their old ways of coping no longer work and they get stuck in dysfunctional patterns or relationships. Therapy is a place where you can increase insight into those patterns, develop new tools and have more fulfilling relationships.
I am a multi-faceted practitioner who believes in meeting people where they are at, and building on the strengths and resources that you already possess. It is possible to find joy in the darkest of places.
Breanna Moskovitz started her career in women’s health in Seattle in 1997. Breanna then moved to Los Angeles and spent 6 years pursuing her interests in performing improv and writing sketch comedy. She ultimately combined her interests in creative expression and service work by earning her Master’s degree in clinical psychology. For the next 13 years Breanna provided therapy services to children, families and individuals in several community mental health clinics. Breanna has found integrating her knowledge of comedy into her clinical work has helped her quickly build rapport with clients, find joy in unlikely places and attune to each person’s unique story. Since 2014, Breanna has also served as a Clinical Supervisor, mentoring and supporting other therapists in training.
Breanna Moskovitz started her career in women’s health in Seattle in 1997. Breanna then moved to Los Angeles and spent 6 years pursuing her interests in performing improv and writing sketch comedy. She ultimately combined her interests in creative expression and service work by earning her Master’s degree in clinical psychology. For the next 13 years Breanna provided therapy services to children, families and individuals in several community mental health clinics. Breanna has found integrating her knowledge of comedy into her clinical work has helped her quickly build rapport with clients, find joy in unlikely places and attune to each person’s unique story. Since 2014, Breanna has also served as a Clinical Supervisor, mentoring and supporting other therapists in training.
