Keren Ludwig, LCSW, is a New York-based psychotherapist, trainer and consultant. In her private practice she sees couples, families, and individuals, and specializes in issues of inter-personal trauma, family life cycle transition, aligning money and relational values, as well as adolescent development.
Keren has experience working in schools and community-based agencies serving children and families involved in the foster care system, managing life-threatening illnesses, and navigating various forms of trauma. She provides clinical consultation and training to professionals and organizations, ranging from supervision, to agency-wide professional development.
She is on the faculty of the Columbia University School of Social Work and The Ackerman Institute for the Family, where she has been affiliated since she started as a trainee in 2003. Keren has taught didactic and clinical/experiential seminars the Institute and has been a member of the Children and Relational Trauma Project, The Multi-Racial Family Project, The Couples and Intimacies Project and The Money and Family Life Project. She has edited and written articles for publication and created films to convey the practice of therapy to other professionals. Keren is a consultant to Showtime’s docu-series Couples Therapy and participates in their casting process.
