Stephanie Newberg, M.Ed., MSW, LCSW, offers a rich background in  psychotherapy spanning over 25 years. Licensed in Florida and  Pennsylvania, she assists individuals, couples, and families,  specializing in areas such as family and couples therapy, conflict  resolution, grief and loss, parenting support, and navigating the  complexities of divorce on children and families. She brings expertise  in family and divorce mediation, co-parent counseling, and sand tray play therapy for children and adolescents, highlighting her versatile  approach to mental health care.

A committed educator, Stephanie has led workshops and presentations  on relationship skills, the effects of divorce, managing cyberbullying,  understanding the impact of technology on development, and strategies  for stress and nutrition in mental health. Her scholarly contributions  include publications and podcast features, showcasing her thought  leadership in the field.

Furthermore, Stephanie has dedicated efforts to support first  responders, underscoring her versatile expertise. 

Her academic  contributions as an adjunct professor and supervisor at the Bryn Mawr  College Graduate School of Social Work demonstrate her commitment to  training future social workers. Through her varied roles, Stephanie  exemplifies a comprehensive approach to mental health, blending clinical  practice with education and advocacy to support community well-being.