Therapists in 06759

Many individuals are struggling with day to day stressors whether it be school, work, friends, intimate relationships, alcohol and substance use or managing depression and anxiety. I am able to help incorporate my 16 years of building therapeutic relationships to help guide and support you on your journey. I have experience in many modalities including Intensive In Home Services with MDFT (Multi Dimensional Family Therapy) , CBT (Cognitive Behavior Therapy) and DBT ( Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) I find an eclectic approach utilizing many modalities yields the best success.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and a K-12 Certified School Counselor. I provide behavioral health counseling to children, adolescents and adults; individually and with couples and families. I have a special interest in, and experience with the personal, social and role development of people across the life span: early childhood development, school adjustment, career, relationship issues, parenting, transitions and bereavement.

I would like to assist you in improving your overall life satisfaction. I have been providing therapy for people for over 30 years, helping them to grow and make changes in their lives so they may find their own personal peace and serenity. I would like to help you to identify and expand on your strengths, to identify goals you want to work on, and to develop new and healthy coping strategies. My experience is working with adults, aged 18 - 80, who struggle with depression, anxiety, anger, stress, trauma, mood swings, relationship issues, phase of life issues, and grief reactions.

I've helped many people cope with excessive life stress, resolve problems in relationships, recover from difficult divorces, manage traumatic bereavement and loss, cope with major life transitions, and develop effective strategies to manage changes in their lives. I served as the director of the Counseling Center at Pace University for 24 years. I've also worked in multiple settings with diverse populations including active duty military personnel, veterans of military service, persons in 12-step programs (AA NA DA), adolescents and their families. I also enjoy helping men to better understand and talk about their feelings.

I will bring warmth, openness, empathy, intelligent understanding, and a non-judgmental, down-to-earth, supportive approach to our therapy. Whether you are new to therapy or have some previous experience, I use a personalized approach to help you learn to cope with your specific life circumstances. We will work to uncover and understand your needs and feelings. With my expertise in couples and families, and individuals, I focus on each client's unique circumstances. Ultimately, the best way to determine if I can be helpful to you, is to meet me in person to see how you feel.

Are you stressed, feeling stuck and just ready to feel better? Some times the first steps towards therapy can be the hardest. Theresa is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a clinical background in out patient Individual therapy, Intensive in-home services and Family therapy. As an MFT, Theresa has the ability to work with both individuals as well as couples and families to address a variety of needs including anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, behavioral problems, acute stressors and conflict.

You don't have to suffer with the painful symptoms of depression, high anxiety, panic disorder, unresolved grief, or repercussions from abuse and difficult life transitions. Talk therapy helps change brain chemistry and relieve those difficult symptoms that are keeping you from leading the quality life you deserve. I hope you'll consider psychotherapy with me in a relaxed, country environment. You can feel better.

Are you stressed, overwhelmed and just not feeling like yourself? Kimberley Worthington is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in working with children, adolescents, adults and families. With a clinical background in intensive in-home services, outpatient, and school based programs. Bringing compassion, understanding, and insight, Kimberley works with individuals who struggle with a variety of mental health and behavioral problems; common concerns include depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD, life transitions, family conflict and acute stressors.

Glimpses of gratitude can bring us so far. My goal is to help you reconnect to yourself and help you identify what it is you want in life. I believe in the power of the slightest of shifts; self love, taking deep breaths, becoming aware of our thoughts, and re-organizing our thoughts in a manner which supports us. I have been in the field since 2006 in various positions with many populations and problem areas. One thing remains the same, I am passionate about my role as a social worker and being present for others during times of sadness, pain, and growth. I incorporate Eastern philosophies and modern day science in my practice.

I have exceptional success with children, teens, and young adults. I work with stress, anxiety, mood disorders, ADHD and learning disabilities, eating disorders, trauma and PTSD, addiction recovery, and autism. I listen carefully, have an active and direct style, and believe that everyone needs compassionate understanding and specific answers to meet their needs and move on.

For the past 30 years, my personal quest has been to find the most transformative tools, skills and techniques to create a healthy, joyful and abundant life. Understanding is power. Once you grasp that your personal beliefs create your emotions, and that those emotions cause your behaviors, you’re then in a position to transform your life. Similar to updating a computer's old operating system to gain maximum function, we need to update our old ways of thinking as well. Outdated and negative beliefs can be reframed and replaced with healthy and positive ones.

I am a registered nurse and licensed professional counselor. I am multi-dimensional in the services I provide. I see children, adolescents, individuals, couples, and families. I started my career working with and teaching children who were not psychologically ready to move from kindergarten to first grade. My love for helping people inspired me to go back to school and pursue a nursing degree. After moving to Connecticut, I worked as a psych nurse at Waterbury Hospital at Merriman Hall for 6 years. This was a locked unit and it was here that I learned all the family therapy methodology.

10/28/2021 Accepting new patients. We serve the safety sensitive population and address mental health and emotional disorders, substance use disorders and recovery. We are attentive to client specific needs, identifying the issues with the client and listening carefully without judgement. Resolutions are met collaboratively, relationship building is key. Support with Mental Health and/or Addiction Recovery process. We are Reality based and Solution Focused. Lisa is also in recovery and facilitates co-occurring recovery groups-contact us for information.

In a comfortable and supportive environment, Eileen offers a highly personalized approach tailored to each clients's individual needs to help problem solve, gain insight, awareness and attain personal growth. Over 30 years of experience, Eileen has studied and integrated different treatment modalities to help clients create an environment for change and to create a more fulfilling life. Eileen brings her training as a Yoga Instructor to her heartfelt, supportive and insightful work, and to the center of her client's experiences.

Are you feeling stuck? Unhappy but you can't figure out why? Or you know why but you don't know what to do about it? Making bad choices? Frozen with worry or sadness? Do you have another concern for which you think you might need help? If I have the honor of meeting you, please know I will value you as an individual with your own unique gifts and needs. Together we will determine whether or not we are a good match, and you can count on my honesty.

I work with older children, adolescents, young adults, and their families who struggle with trauma, substance abuse, self-injury (cutting), peer relational skills, parent-child conflict, anxiety, and depression.

Does the stress of parenting take a tole on you? Are the “baby blues” lasting a little longer than you anticipated? Are you worried about your young child’s behavior, development or your relationship with your child? If you answered yes to any of those, I can help. Being a parent can cause a whirlwind of emotions and at times leaves us feeling alone. Whether your stress stems from relationships in your life, your child's behaviors or development, or the endless 'hats' a parent must wear, you do not have to be alone. I am here for you.

I am an Integrative Licensed Psychotherapist with 20 years of clinical experience, having dual degrees/certifications in Ayurvedic Medicine, Clinical Herbalism, IAYT Yoga Therapy, Neuroscience, and Indigenous Medicine Traditions. I am certified in numerous evidence based modalities (EMDR and DBT) and have most recently worked within Yale University's Department of Psychiatry since 2013 in a Clinical Faculty/Director role. Most importantly, my treatment approach is heart centered and intuitive to support *whole self health* through not just the mind, but the entire body and its energetic pathways.

I'm so glad you're here! It takes courage to ask for help and share your struggles. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the stress in your life, have difficulty managing your emotions, are struggling with stress-related health problems, or notice that you blame yourself for your difficulties, I can help. Together, we will decide on a path to create and realize an increased sense of confidence and well-being in your life. Many times, our struggles today result from negative experiences in our past. Much of my training has been focused on abuse, and its effects on our bodies, minds, and emotions.

Are you suffering from depression and anxiety? Having difficulty in relationships? Attracting the "wrong" people? Do you doubt yourself? Do you struggle to let others know what you think and how you feel? Do you even know what you think or feel? Maybe you’ve had a difficult childhood and the past is certainly feeling very much in the present. If this hits home, you are not alone. With the proper support and gentle guidance, you can make real change in your life. It’s entirely possible to learn to respect yourself and, as a result, others will too.