Jeffrey Burda, Psy.D
Feel free to call me today: 860-258-4171
Hi, I’m Jeffrey Burda. I never set out to become a psychotherapist. Like many in this profession, my own path of healing has compelled me to work with others. I am now grateful to be able to use my personal experiences and clinical training to help people who are suffering. I know that being a therapist was what I was meant to do, and I feel privileged to be a part of my clients’ journeys. As a therapist, it is important for me to honestly “practice what I preach” – to “walk the walk” in my own life. This puts me in a position to provide the best care for clients. Nature, reading, art, music, meditation, and family and friends are just some of the ways I rejuvenate and recharge.
Jeff works with:
- Age Groups: Young Adults & Adults
- Modality: Individual Counseling
- Substance Abuse & Addictions
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Self-Harming Behaviors
- Trauma & PTSD
- Grief & Loss
- Interpersonal Problems
- Existential & Spiritual Concerns
Jeff participates with self-pay clients.
Jeff is unable to accept new clients at this time. Jeff holds licensure in & can see clients from the following states: Connecticut.
Dr. Jeffrey Burda earned a B.S. in Psychology from King’s College, PA., an M.A. in Psychology from Connecticut College, and a Psy.D. from Antioch University New England. In addition to his work in private practice, Jeff is a staff psychotherapist at the University of Hartford where he provides psychotherapy, supervises interns, teaches, and serves as the AOD (alcohol and other drug) specialist on campus. Jeff also leads a mindfulness-meditation group for students focusing on stress-management and relaxation. Areas of interest include the intersection of Buddhist tenets and psychotherapy, recovery practices from drug/alcohol abuse, counter transference in psychotherapy, Jungian and Archetypal psychology.
For inquiries about Dr. Burda’s practice, his clinical offerings, or any other services, please contact his office by calling 860-258-4171.
