Rebecca Halperin, LCSW

In many cultures, paper cranes are powerful symbols of hope, healing, and resilience. Originating from Japanese tradition, the act of folding a paper crane embodies the belief that creating a thousand cranes can grant a wish, bringing peace and strength in times of struggle. 

Paper Crane Psychotherapy holds the unwavering belief that healing is an innate ability and possible for everyone.

Each crane reflects a journey of transformation, reminding us that even the simplest of materials can be crafted into something beautiful and meaningful. 

Like folds on a paper, therapy creates new pathways and possibilities, allowing us to take on a new shape. 

The creation of a paper crane hinges on the proper balancing of all four quadrants of paper, a tangible reminder of the importance of finding equilibrium among our many self-parts and experiences. 

Therapy invites the opportunity to explore the various elements of experience - image, sensation, behavior, affect and meaning; an invitation that will restore your sense of equilibrium and being whole. 

These delicate creations serve as a testament to the human spirit, representing our ability to heal from adversity. They remind us that, like the cranes themselves, we can emerge from our trials more resilient, hopeful, and connected. 

Paper Crane Psychotherapy strives to support transformative experiences for all clients.