Meet The Team

Miriam Merin, LCSW

Miriam Merin, LCSW, is a Swiss-American psychotherapist dedicated to helping clients live meaningful and fulfilling lives. 

Miriam’s approach is thoughtful, collaborative, and insight-oriented. Her goal is to help her clients know themselves more fully, exploring how past experiences and relationships shape the way they view themselves and the world.

Miriam graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Brown University, where she studied education history & policy. She went on to earn two master’s degrees — one in higher education from the University of Oxford, and one in social work from Washington University in St. Louis, where she was awarded a Dean’s Scholarship and graduated with Phi Alpha Honors. Miriam also holds a post-master’s clinical certificate in psychodynamic psychotherapy from Bryn Mawr College.

Zack Goldman, LCSW

Zack Goldman, LCSW, is a psychotherapist and the founder of Solid Ground Psychotherapy.

Zack’s approach is collaborative, integrative, and practical. He works with clients to uncover the patterns that keep them feeling stuck and to develop the confidence and clarity needed for meaningful change.

After earning his bachelor’s degree at Washington University in St. Louis in just three years, Zack remained at WashU to complete his Master of Social Work as a Dean’s Scholar.

Zack’s clinical work and writing have been featured in major media outlets and shared by the American Psychological Association (APA). He has also been invited to lecture for the FBI and other professional audiences on topics related to therapy, resilience, and the therapeutic process.

Zack Goldman, LCSW

Zack Goldman, LCSW, is a psychotherapist and the founder of Solid Ground Psychotherapy.

Zack’s approach is collaborative, integrative, and practical. He works with clients to uncover the patterns that keep them feeling stuck and to develop the confidence and clarity needed for meaningful change.

After earning his bachelor’s degree at Washington University in St. Louis in just three years, Zack remained at WashU to complete his Master of Social Work as a Dean’s Scholar.

Zack’s clinical work and writing have been featured in major media outlets and shared by the American Psychological Association (APA). He has also been invited to lecture for the FBI and other professional audiences on topics related to therapy, resilience, and the therapeutic process.