Chloe Perlis, LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Chloe enjoys working with adolescents, adults, couples, divorced/separated parents, and families who have a variety of clinical concerns. With over 20 years of clinical experience in diverse settings, including conducting mediations and custody and placement evaluations for high conflict families and testifying in family court, her areas of focus include relational issues, interpersonal issues, parenting and co-parenting issues, blended family issues, adjustment issues, life transitions, depression, anxiety, other intrapsychic issues, stress management, emotional regulation, distress tolerance, attachment issues, sexual health concerns, and personal growth challenges.

In her work with couples, Chloe draws on specialized training in the Developmental Model from The Couples Institute, an evidence-informed approach that supports couples in deepening their connection, navigating conflict, and fostering long-term relational growth. Her training in relational therapy and the assessment and treatment of sexual issues further equips her to address the full range of concerns that individuals and couples bring to therapy.

Her evidence-based methodologies vary depending on the clients’ unique needs.  She utilizes cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative therapy, solution-focused therapy, psychodynamic therapy, family systems therapy, emotionally focused therapy, and other integrative models.

Collaboration with mental health professionals, medical providers, and other collateral sources are an important part of her therapeutic process. She believes in providing clients with an informed, personalized, and holistic approach to optimize the therapeutic experience.