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Andrew Rajzer, LMSW
The Therapist
Andrew Rajzer, LMSW
The Therapist
Andrew Rajzer, LMSW, is a 2018 graduate of the Master's of Clinical Social Work program at Western Michigan University focusing on trauma at all ages. Over the past six years Andrew has studied and implemented the leading evidence-based therapy tools proven to help clients initiate positive change in their lives.
Andrew had worked with refugee populations who experienced major traumas (3 years), elementary, middle, and high school-aged children in the public schools (4 years), and in private practice with all ages of populations (2.5 years).
Evidence-Based Therapy Interventions:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS)
Motivational Interviewing (MI)
Psychotherapy (Talk Therapy)
Andrew Rajzer
The Human
Andrew Rajzer
The Human
Andrew has made it to his 40s with the playfulness of a child but with hard-won wisdom, through life-experience, and the gray hairs to prove it. Andrew couldn't make up his mind what to "be" in life so he got education in Music Education, Music Composition & Performance, Graphic Design, International Relations & Anthropology, and Clinical Social Work.
Andrew grew up on a farm in Michigan hand-picking crops, bailing hay, making wine and maple syrup, planting, harvesting, packaging...etc, learning to work hard and to be creative at the same time. Andrew has lived in major cities and returned to Michigan for its natural beauty and overall genuine people.
Andrew studied photography as part of the graphic design degree and enjoys taking photos and putting them on this website.
Andrew can often be seen walking around with a ukulele, singing songs.
When asked why do you choose do therapy as your profession, Andrew responded:
"There's enough negativity in the world already, if I can help one person change their life in a positive way,
then I will feel like my life has had a positive purpose."
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