Dr. Tamara Marks is a dedicated and experienced therapist who specializes in providing support for mental health and personal growth. Her passion revolves around enhancing relationships and communication skills.

With her extensive knowledge and training, Dr. Marks employs evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Positive Psychology. These approaches enable her to help clients reduce symptoms of social anxiety and mental illness.  Her well rounded and diverse approach to therapy guides clients to develop cognitive and emotional skills necessary to achieve healthy work-life balance and well-being.

Dr. Marks is well-versed in addressing a broad range of mental health challenges, including mood disorders; relationship issues; anxiety and stress management; anger management; grief and loss counseling; relationships and communication improvement. She utilizes her expertise to tailor therapy sessions to meet the unique needs of each client, providing them with effective tools and strategies to navigate their specific challenges.

What sets Dr. Tamara Marks apart is her personal background as a military veteran and military spouse. This firsthand experience grants her a deep understanding of the specific obstacles faced by individuals in the military community, such as deployment and separation. Her unique perspective allows her to offer valuable support and guidance to clients who may feel isolated or misunderstood due to the challenges of military life.

As a highly qualified Psychological Associate (PSB94027510) under the supervision of Dr. Barbara Burt (PSY23977), Dr. Tamara Marks adopts a compassionate and holistic approach to therapy. She understands that mental health encompasses various aspects of an individual's life and aims to address these aspects comprehensively. Dr. Marks' expertise and diverse skill set make her well-suited to assist clients from different backgrounds, helping them achieve personal growth, improved relationships, and overall mental well-being.