Dr. Ehrman's office is located at 215 Main St Westport, CT 06880.
Dr. Stephanie Ehrman, PHD
Clinical Psychology*
Age 48
5.0 (1 Ratings)
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Dr. Stephanie Ehrman, PHD
Westport, CT
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May 21, 2019
Dr. Ehrman diagnosed our 10-yr-old son together with Dr. Andrew Lustbader on the recommendation of his elementary school psychologist. Drs. Ehrman and Lustbader's diagnosis was nuanced and accurate, opening a window of understanding on our son's behavior that had eluded his parents and prior behavioral health specialists. Their approach was holistic, seeking first to describe and understand how his symptoms and their underlying causes are structured, then assembling a recommended therapeutic approach tailored to address his unique needs, rather than simply checking off a few prevalent symptoms and shunting his case into a single category and prescribing medication on that basis.
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