ANNIE BINGAMAN, LMSW

Tweens & Teens, LGBTQ, Adults

Annie Bingaman is Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW). Her decision to become a therapist was deeply influenced by her own lived experience. Annie believes that coping with what it means to be human is not always easy and that the therapeutic process can be incredibly liberating and transformative.

Annie has worked in a wide range of settings including outpatient mental healthcare, community-based organizations, schools and correctional facilities. She specializes in the following issues: 

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• Trauma and PTSD

• Anxiety and Stress

• Depression 

• Life transitions and Career changes

• Relationships and Family dynamics

• Grief and Loss

• Gender and Sexual identity 

• Body image and Compulsive exercise  

• Perfectionism

Annie practices therapy with adolescents and young adults. As an intersectional feminist, she primarily works with women and queer identifying individuals. Annie draws upon modalities such as Motivational Interviewing (MI), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as well as mindfulness, coaching, positive psychology and somatic work. 

Annie is committed to creating a non-judgmental and shame-free space for folks to process their thoughts, emotions and narratives. As a proponent of self compassion, Annie encourages her clients to examine themselves with curiosity rather than judgment. She is a LGBT+ affirming and weight inclusive provider. 

Annie is a graduate of Fordham University’s Graduate School of Social Service. In addition, she is a trauma informed yoga teacher (RYT 200) through the Kripalu School of Yoga.