Justin Levitan's office is located at 234 S Bryn Mawr Ave Ste 100 Bryn Mawr, PA 19010.
Justin Levitan, MSW
Social Work*
4.7 (9 Ratings)
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Justin Levitan, MSW
Bryn Mawr, PA
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Office234 S Bryn Mawr Ave Ste 100, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
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Sep 09, 2021
Justin was fantastic for teenage son. While he was in the early years of high school, our son struggled to 'find himself'. Being a middle child between two gifted siblings was a challenge. In addition to helping our son appreciate his own talents (and not in a patronizing way but by real discussions and outside observations), Justin helped us as parents tailor our rules to our son. Justin helped us strike the right balance. Now, our son is doing well in college, playing a college sport, has developed a core group of nice friends, and has become a welcome member of our family. I have communicated to Justin several times over the years that I give him much of the credit for this transformation. Being humble, Justin gives our son the credit, but I know Justin’s guidance was crucial. Best decision we made years ago was to see Justin for a while, then stop when our son asked us to trust him and let him stop going when it was time. Justin is a great person and great family therapist.
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