Next Start Date: November 9, 2019 Saturday 11:00 am to 1 pm Anger Management is a 3 week commitment. It is a cognitive/Behavioral/Psycho-educational group focused on managing intense emotions and realizing more effective communication. The cost is $200 to be paid in advance. If you are not already a client you need to attend an initial assessment session before being entered into the group Call 518-878-5932
I am an eclectic licensed psychotherapist with a full time practice in Clifton Park, NY, a retired Psychology Professor from Hudson Valley Community College and for several years provided liaison supervision for The College of St Rose counseling graduate students. I view every client as a partner in therapy and an individual bringing his or her own unique understanding to the session, sharing that understanding helps to formulate the best approach for moving forward.
NOW ACCEPTING FIRST RESPONDERS AND THOSE IMPACTED BY COVID-19: Our trauma specialist, Kathleen Hoffman-Hart, offers half-day and full-day trauma intensive retreats, online, for a self-pay fee. These retreats allow clients to engage in trauma-related work for consecutive days, which can allow for more effective treatment, saving time in the long-run, as well as saving money. Treatment length will vary based on an intake assessment. Please contact our intake line for more details and to meet with Kathleen for a consultation.
Establishing yourself, and your identity, is a lifelong process. You are not alone when you face questions including: Who am I? What is my purpose? Who do I want in my life? What do I stand for? Why am I here? When we consider these questions, along with countless others branching from these, you might find yourself overwhelmed, anxious, depressed, or frustrated. Attempting to navigate this process, you may face societal expectations, dysfunctional family dynamics, economic challenges or other stressors operating against you. While desire to be stable, authentic, and true to self is shared, your story will always be unique.
Next Date: October 26, 2019 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. This presentation illustrates the stages of relationship, key elements for increasing connection and how your style of communication impacts the connection. More information is available on my website www.oncallcounselor.com or on my face book page Anita L. Giovannucci, LMHC. Call for registration 518-878-5932
I am an eclectic licensed psychotherapist with a full time practice in Clifton Park, NY, a retired Psychology Professor from Hudson Valley Community College and for several years provided liaison supervision for The College of St Rose counseling graduate students. I view every client as a partner in therapy and an individual bringing his or her own unique understanding to the session, sharing that understanding helps to formulate the best approach for moving forward.
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Anxiety group -Every other Wednesday 6-7pm
Hosted by Desmonique Homs
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, PMHNP-, BC, MSN, RN
Group meets in Galway, NY 12074
My mission is to provide a well rounded approach to mental health services, brief psychotherapy and medication management for children and adults of all ages
Providing mental health services in a private office setting or group. Treating ADHD, PTSD, Trauma, Depression, Anxiety, Mood disorders , Insomnia ,and Schizophrenia.
Teen Therapy Group- address a variety of issues including self-esteem, anxiety, family issues, substance abuse, sexuality, stress management, depression, eating issues, etc.
By appointment only.
(518) 490-6429
Hosted by Saratoga Counseling Solutions
Counselor, MS, LMHC, NCC
Group meets in Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
We see adolescents, adults, children and offer individual, family and couples counseling.
I have worked in various in-patient treatment centers and have been in private practice since 2001.
My knowledge of diverse treatment techniques allows me to be efficient in helping you to reach your goals quickly. I tailor my approach specifically to meet the needs of my clients.
This group is for women who are experiencing emotional difficulies after terminating a pregnancy. Issues of grief,loss, and PTSD symptoms are taught and discussed. Other topics of importance to group members are covered as well. Group is educational, therapeutic, and supportive.
I have over 20 years experience helping teens and adults in crisis.
You feel like you are not where you should be in life, like other people have it figured out, but you have not. You have a wall up that is meant to protect you, but instead, makes friendships or relationships difficult. You may even find yourself sabotaging so others never find out what’s behind the wall. This may be from a traumatic event or a life-time of trauma where you felt like you were just trying to survive. Sometimes it’s hard to trust yourself to make decisions or trust that other people really like you. You try to distract yourself, but you keep finding yourself back in your own head feeling lost.
This ONLINE group is for young adults who are looking for peer support. Topics covered include stress, anxiety, depression, dating, partners, friendships, college and/or career, family, sleep, health, spirituality, recovery, grief, community, social media, body image, life-work balance, identity, trauma, self-harm, and social justice. This group is currently accepting new members. The group fosters an inclusive environment and is open to all genders, sexual orientations, religions, and races.
I enjoy working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, & families.
Hello! I'm Dr. Brian Freidenberg. In therapy, I place the therapeutic relationship above all else. The relationship is the vehicle for change. I believe that a good therapist listens well; is empathic; and provides a safe, empowering, and judgement-free environment. The client and I form a partnership to help the client navigate this great adventure called life. My primary areas of expertise are ADDICTIONS (e.g., substances, sex, video games, phone, social media), ANXIETY, CHILDHOOD and ADOLESCENCE, COLLEGE students, VETERANS, RELATIONSHIPS, TRAUMA, GROUPS, PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS, and COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY.
This 8-week support group for moms with young babies is co-hosted by my colleagues Co-facilitated by Eunwoo Lee, LMSW & Dr. Wonhyung Lee. The group is for stressed mothers, who is adjusting to parenthood, or struggle with postpartum. This 8-week series will help you find community and get the support you need in the early months of parenting. Topics: 1. Baby care 2. Breastfeeding & bottle-feeding 3. Sleep 4. Self-care 5. Stress management 6. Managing postpartum emotions 7. Creating community 8. Body aches & physical strength 9. Relationship changes 10. Returning to work. Single drop-in $15.
I specialize in depression, anxiety, and relationship issues, particularly in working with adults.
“Who am I, really? Why do I keep making the same mistakes? Why do I feel haunted by my past?" Did you know that one of the most courageous things an individual can do, is to take the step towards better self understanding & processing their experiences? Yes, it’s challenging to embrace change, and face the discomfort that comes with personal growth. It’s okay. It’s totally normal to be scared of the unknown. But that well-meaning inner voice may lead you towards unnecessary struggles, self-doubts, trust issues, pressure, & away from self-compassion, staying in the present and forming meaningful connections. There's hope though!
Would you like to cope more effectively with intense emotions and/or relationship struggles? This group is focused upon the reduction of self-destructive behaviors and learning new adaptive, healthy ways to manage painful emotions. It will utilize CBT, DBT, and ACT skill building techniques.
I work with adolescents, young adults/college students, adults, and geriatrics.
Are you struggling with anxiety, sadness, feelings of loneliness or emptiness, or substance use? Are your relationships with family, friends, or others important to you being strained or affected? Are you having problems getting things done in your daily life? If so, you are not alone. For the past 20 years, I have been working with people from diverse backgrounds with unique circumstances, just like yours. I have learned that the quality of the relationship people have with their therapists is often the most important factor in helping people make the changes needed to improve their lives.
This ONLINE weekly support group is for adults looking to begin, re-start, or maintain their recovery from alcohol or other drugs. The focus of the group is on the intersection of a life of sobriety with emotional well-being. Topics discussed are generated by group members. These include, but are not limited to, emotional development, anxiety, depression, work, family, health, relationships, recreation/hobbies, communication, empathy, personal growth, change, and adaptation. This group fosters an inclusive environment and welcomes all genders, sexual orientations, religions, and races. Multiple insurances accepted.
I enjoy working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, & families.
Hello! I'm Dr. Brian Freidenberg. In therapy, I place the therapeutic relationship above all else. The relationship is the vehicle for change. I believe that a good therapist listens well; is empathic; and provides a safe, empowering, and judgement-free environment. The client and I form a partnership to help the client navigate this great adventure called life. My primary areas of expertise are ADDICTIONS (e.g., substances, sex, video games, phone, social media), ANXIETY, CHILDHOOD and ADOLESCENCE, COLLEGE students, VETERANS, RELATIONSHIPS, TRAUMA, GROUPS, PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS, and COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY.
8-week support group for moms with young babies. For stressed mothers, who is adjusting to parenthood, or struggle with postpartum. This 8-week series will help you find community and get the support you need in the early months of parenting, for new parents and their non-crawling babies. Topics covered include: 1. Baby care 2. Breastfeeding & bottle-feeding 3. Sleep 4. Self-care 5. Stress management 6. Managing postpartum emotions 7. Creating community 8. Body aches & physical strength 9. Relationship changes 10. Returning to work. Price: $100 for 8-week series ($15 for single drop-in).
In over 10 years of counseling young adults & adults I’ve seen a great deal of suffering related to issues of mood disorder, trauma (includes racial trauma), acculturation, life transition, identity crisis (gender, race, etc), academic stress, and stressors related to immigration.
Struggling with trauma, grief, discrimination, immigration and cultural adjustment issues that keeping you up at night? Your challenges are real and valid, and can be affecting you, your relationships with family, friends, and even at work. If you find yourself spiralling down into isolation, feeling misunderstood, doubting your self worth and wandering, “What’s wrong with me?”, it’s time to reach out for help! There’s a way to ease your pain, achieve a sense of belonging, build meaningful connections and navigate documentation nightmare.
This ONLINE weekly support group is designed to validate, support, and help psychotherapists in a safe and non-judgmental environment. The professional demands placed on therapists create enormous stress as we provide quality service, often at the expense of our own health and self-care. Topics are generated by groups members and include, but are not limited to, stress management, burnout, life-work balance, vicarious trauma, ethical dilemmas, microaggressions, countertransference, boundaries, and isolation. The group fosters an inclusive environment and welcomes all genders, sexual orientations, religions, and races. Multiple insurances accepted.
I enjoy working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, & families.
Hello! I'm Dr. Brian Freidenberg. In therapy, I place the therapeutic relationship above all else. The relationship is the vehicle for change. I believe that a good therapist listens well; is empathic; and provides a safe, empowering, and judgement-free environment. The client and I form a partnership to help the client navigate this great adventure called life. My primary areas of expertise are ADDICTIONS (e.g., substances, sex, video games, phone, social media), ANXIETY, CHILDHOOD and ADOLESCENCE, COLLEGE students, VETERANS, RELATIONSHIPS, TRAUMA, GROUPS, PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS, and COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY.
"Humble and Ready" is an in-person group for those looking to transform their relationship with anger and break free from cycles of conflict and isolation. Participants will learn distress tolerance skills for managing intense emotions and calming techniques to handle conflict-creating situations. Emotional regulation strategies will be taught to help change emotional responses and maintain balance. The group also focuses on identifying personal needs and boundaries, alongside effective communication techniques to express these needs. Additionally, members will explore recognizing and altering conflict-starting behaviors and preventing issues before they escalate. Join us to build better relationships today.
As an AD/HD specialist with 10 years of professional experience, I work with both adults and children to improve focus, impulse control, motivation, battle procrastination, and accomplish goals in both school and the professional world.
People with AD/HD or trauma tend to struggle with self-invalidation due to receiving frequent criticism. I use cognitive therapy to strengthen skills that help to fight distraction and your inner critic so you can actually get tasks done. I am also equipped to support clients with post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, panic attacks, and suicidal thoughts.
Please see www.jsulkinphd.com for more details.
I have over 30 years experience working as a psychotherapist with a great variety of people who have come to me for help. My style is conversational, engaging and direct - I prefer a humane rather than a clinical approach and I actively participate in creating our work together. I love to help people develop emotionally and be able to make creative changes and meet challenges in their lives. My experience has been that people frequently discover, in their work with me, that they have more resources with which to build their lives than they had previously imagined.
The “EVOLIFE BREAKFAST CLUB” is a therapist led topical discussion group. Through a facilitated exploration of both classic theories and cutting-edge concepts in the realms of psychology, neuroscience, and human behavior. Here we connect and grow along side of likeminded people. Our clients love the ability to talk about delicate and profound issues in a world where it's hard to find people to connect with that level of depth and intimacy. Examples of recent topics include: "Resentment;" "The Complexity of Love"; "Self Sabotage";
Hosted by Claire Wieman, LCSW, Evo-Life, PLLC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, PLLC
Group meets in Ballston Lake, NY 12019
WELCOME! If you have never felt at completely ease/fully understood by your therapist, or have felt reluctant to try therapy for the first time, I especially encourage you to contact our practice. We love observing relief wash over you as your hope begins to be restored. Our top priority is to hear you, see you, and never judge you before any clinical assessment/recommendation is made/communicated to you. It is my personal promise that you will feel that your personality, strengths, and preferences are known and understood under our care. With that in mind, you can always feel secure and supported when we discuss your challenges.
This will be an intimate healing circle for those who have been touched by suicide loss. This sacred space will be held to honor those who were lost while finding a compassionate way to care for ourselves. Healing doesn't mean forgetting your loved one, it simply means finding a way to carry our loved one forward. Suicide loss is a unique and deeply personal journey, and healing looks different for everyone. Sometimes, there are no words, and there is no need to explain, or to be “okay”. You don't "get over" loss, you find a way through.
I'm glad you're here. This is the most important work you will ever do in your life. I honestly believe that and that is why I'm here. I am honored to support you in reaching your highest state of wellness. I will encourage your continued personal growth, invite you to prioritize self-care, and to live a passion-driven life.
I work with those healing from relational wounds; neglect, psychological and emotional trauma, codependency, anxiety, depression, self-criticism, stress, burnout, and other areas of healing.
I believe in a strengths-based, integrativeapproach, to support you in becoming the best version of yourself.
Does someone you love have a substance use problem? Are you struggling to focus on yourself because you are distracted by someone else's behavior? A group on codependency might be the right solution for you. "Co No Mo" is a group for individuals working on co-dependency issues. The framework for this group is out of Melody Beatty's book "Co-Dependency No More"
Hosted by Mental Health, Addiction & Couples Counseling
Drug & Alcohol Counselor, MCLC, BSW, CASAC, CRC
Group meets in Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
We all come with an inherent set of strengths and skills that has allowed us to navigate life to this point. However, life transitions and challenges can tap our reserves and make drawing upon these strengths feel almost impossible. I provide an affirming, comfortable space to support you in identifying what you already have that is working and ways to apply this with more regularity and ease moving forward. Through compassionate, integrative life coaching, I work to help you add to your existing skill set, develop insight, identify areas of your life that need greater focus to create lasting change.
This group, for women, is a place to share personal growth challenges around food. It aims to encourage, promote changes in eating, and how we relate to food. It attempts to answer the WHY we overeat, and addictions to food, especially sugar.
Hello! I'm currently accepting adult clients! I'm a Licensed Mental Health Counselor focused on YOU! Whether you are suffering from anxiety, depression, stressors, loss, or a combination of life issues, seeking support is a healthy choice. I offer you a calm, trauma informed and integrated style, considering attachment and internal family systems . Wherever you are at, now is a good time to prioritize your health. Take a breath, life is messy, but I'm here to listen, not judge. Every person has a story; YOU can write the next chapter!
Moving out of Anxiety helps you heal grief and anxiety resulting from death of a loved one, miscarriage, divorce and issues related to the pandemic. Together we work on developing understanding how and why we hurt and how we heal. Calming your nervous system is the first matter we address on this healing journey. Grief in any of these areas can impede our ability to enjoy life. You can heal a broken heart. A group is a powerful healing dynamic for this purpose to bring light back into your life.
Holistic Anxiety Healing for Brave, Whole-Hearted Souls. Everyone can and deserves to live the life of their greatest dreams. Yes, this is possible…even if you’ve suffered for decades with anxiety, PTSD, depression, burnout or unresolved grief, I have worked with numerous clients who have suffered trauma of all sorts. From members of the U.S. military with combat related trauma to mothers grieving the loss of their infant children. No one is “too far gone” to benefit from holistic anxiety healing. I work with brave, whole-hearted souls who want to see healing on all levels - body, mind and spirit so they become their best self.
Deep physical and mental relaxation is healing, nourishing and rejuvenating. It helps us sleep better, lowers our blood pressure, and allows us to respond more mindfully and appropriately to whatever comes at us. In our complex, over-stressed, fast-paced 21st century world, deep relaxation does not happen naturally or often enough. The good news is, it is a skill anyone can develop. Learn how to relax through experiential exercises including guided awareness, breath work, gentle yoga poses and mindfulness meditation.
Hosted by Hollyday Hammond
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Group meets in Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
I work with people who want to grow - emotionally, intellectually, professionally - in order to be more satisfied with their lives. I am an active partner in my clients' emotional growth and well-being. When people call me, whether in crisis or struggling with one of life's ordinary challenges, they are often in pain, feeling alone and overhwelmed. I help them unpackage their beliefs and ways of understanding and doing their lives. Together, we are better equipped to discover and create new possibilities: new ways of seeing, relating and doing life and relationships.
