Phillip Raab (he/him)

When a person has difficulty managing anger, there are always very understandable reasons why they are reacting the way they are. It can be frustrating when other people don’t recognize that you’re doing the best you can to manage difficult situations. My approach to treating anger involves working together to develop a non-judgmental understanding of why you respond the way you do when you’re angry, and helping you learn evidence-based tools to make the changes you want to make

I've been working with veterans and military service members for well over decade. This has included at three different VA medical centers, on clinical trials research exploring the most effective ways to deliver virtual therapy, and at a telehealth hub with veterans all over the east coast. These experiences have helped me understand how I can better serve those who have served, and tailor treatment to your unique needs and circumstances

I always begin treatment by working to understand you and your experiences. Then, drawing on my training at the National Center for PTSD and my work with people who have experienced sexual trauma, combat, domestic violence, childhood abuse, and many other kinds of trauma, I make treatment recommendations specific to you. Because trauma can affect people in so many different ways, I offer a variety of evidence-based treatments for the many different forms trauma symptoms can take