Lauren C. Taylor, MS
OVERVIEW
Lauren C. Taylor is an Advanced Doctoral Student at the Center for Anxiety & Behavior Therapy, specializing in OCD, PTSD, anxiety, and health anxiety. Lauren has completed practicum placements at Drexel University's Psychological Services Center, UPenn's Outpatient Psychiatry Center, and CABT, with additional specialized training in CBT for binge eating and lifestyle modification. Lauren works under close clinical supervision using evidence-based CBT and ERP approaches to help patients face anxiety and reclaim their lives.
EDUCATION
PhD Candidate in Clinical Psychology, Drexel University
SPECIALTIES
MY THERAPEUTIC APPROACH
My approach to therapy is rooted in cognitive-behavioral principles, with a special focus on exposure-based work for anxiety and related disorders. I believe strongly in using evidence-based practices, so the strategies I bring into sessions are grounded in research and chosen because we know they can really make a difference in reducing symptoms and improving daily life. At the same time, I know that living with anxiety is incredibly hard, and I meet clients with empathy and understanding as they take on this challenging work. I see therapy as a partnership where we work side by side to build skills, challenge avoidance, and take meaningful steps toward facing fears. My goal is to create a space where clients feel supported and encouraged, while also gaining the confidence and tools they need to take their lives back from anxiety.
CLINICAL BACKGROUND & PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Practicum placement at Drexel University’s Psychological Services Center
Practicum placement at the Center for Anxiety and Behavior Therapy
Practicum placement at the University of Pennsylvania’s Outpatient Psychiatry Center
Specialized training and experience in lifestyle modification for overweight and obesity
Specialized training and experience in CBT for binge eating
WHY I DO THIS WORK
I do this work because I find deep meaning in helping people make changes that allow them to live more fulfilling lives. I know that mental health challenges can feel incredibly isolating, and I am drawn to being a supportive and consistent presence for people during those challenging times. It is profoundly rewarding to witness clients build resilience, reclaim parts of their lives that anxiety has taken from them, and begin to feel less alone in their struggles.
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