Eric Frajerman, Psy D

Dr. Eric R. Frajerman is a licensed psychologist with offices in Philadelphia and Bucks County, PA. He completed his doctoral degree from Pepperdine University and has extensive experience in providing treatment to individuals, couples, and families. Dr. Frajerman has worked in various settings, including an outpatient clinic, a school for socially and emotionally troubled children, and a VA hospital. He completed an APA internship at Friends Hospital, the first private psychiatric hospital in the country.

Since completing his training, Dr. Frajerman has blended together an affiliation as a staff psychologist at Friends Hospital and an active private practice. While at Friends Hospital, he has worked on many of the units, with primary roles in the emergency room, providing supervision to those in training to be a psychologist, and as a team member on the Eating Disorders Unit.

In his private practice, Dr. Frajerman provides treatment to children, adolescents, and adults. He has much experience in providing treatment to those struggling with depression, anxiety, and grief and loss issues. He also has expertise in treating eating disorders, addictions, and panic attacks. Dr. Frajerman has been interviewed by multiple newspapers on topics ranging from sleep patterns to the impact of reality dating shows on relationships. He has also been heard on other media outlets including 1060 news radio.

Dr. Frajerman believes that therapy is a mutual process where he and his clients develop a plan to benefit each person's unique situation. He understands that individuals choose to start therapy for a variety of reasons, such as dealing with the death of a loved one, complications in relationships, or seeking education on topics such as parenting. Dr. Frajerman is committed to providing a non-judgmental objective view on the topics discussed in therapy sessions.

Dr. Frajerman's approach to therapy is tailored to each individual's needs and goals. He believes that therapy should be a positive and empowering experience, and he works closely with his clients to ensure that they receive the best possible care. Dr. Frajerman is dedicated to helping his clients achieve their full potential and live fulfilling lives.

If you have questions or want more information, please feel free to call Dr. Frajerman at 215-831-7806. If he is unable to answer the phone, you may leave a secure and confidential voice message, and he'll return your call as soon as possible. Please indicate the best time for him to try to reach you, and whether it's okay for him to leave you a message if you're not available. Dr. Frajerman looks forward to speaking with you!