Welcome, I am glad that you are reaching out and considering counseling. I understand that this is not always an easy first step, but I feel that I can assist you in this process. I work with a wide range of individuals and their families. They are coming to me to develop more positive relationships with their family members and friends. I offer a safe, comfortable and collaborative setting which allows you to share concerns such as anxiety, depression, life changes, difficult relationships and loss. As a parent of two children, I understand the challenges and joys of family life.

Mario Dartayet- Rodriguez holds an M.S.W from New York University. He is a New York State Licensed Master Social Worker and a New Jersey Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Mr. Dartayet-Rodriguez is a Certified Sex Addictions Therapist (CSAT) and is graduate of the Eating Disorders, Compulsions and Addictions Program at the William Alanson White Institute.

Over the past 42 years, I have devoted my practice to the treatment of people who want to feel happier with themselves, their relationships with their children, spouses, or family of origin. Many times people suffer from low self esteem, anxiety and depression. Parents come in with issues around their adolescent's behavior. Adults wish to improve how they communicate to their spouses, or would like to deal more effectively with problems at work and with bosses, or other authority figures. Many need help with everyday functioning, and some are struggling with confidence issues and initiative to set positive goals for the future.

Listening to the narrative of every person's life is fascinating to me. I am empathic, interactive and am a firm believer that good therapy brings results that make people feel more comfortable, empowered, and gives you the strength that is needed to grow. Therapy begins with identifying painful situations, or problematic themes that repeatedly arise, and interfere with one's life. I believe that therapy should be transformative, and I try to provide a healing experience for those clients with whom I work. I am particularly skilled in working with panic disorder, depression, divorce conflict, and trauma, including sexual abuse.

ACCEPTING that we sometimes need help with life's challenges can be both difficult and overwhelming. My goal is to make GETTING that help easy by creating a safe, non-judgmental counseling environment. My counseling approach is supportive and empathic, while emphasizing self-awareness, empowerment and the ability to change.

I am a family therapist, supervisor, and educator, practicing in northern NJ. I have worked extensively with young children and adolescents and their families on a wide variety of issues. I have taught family therapy at the graduate/institute level. I believe all problems can be helped by improving our connections with others. Children's problems are always helped by strengthening the parent/child bond especially when crises like separation, divorce, illness and death arise. My work has evolved over the past 23 years to incorporate the body as well as the mind. I specialize in Family Therapy in Action and Supervision in Action.

Hello and welcome. It is easy to become upset when we experience hardships and lack a safe and supportive environment in which to work through them. Nor does it help when, owing to circumstances beyond our control, we find it difficult to be ourselves and lose touch with what makes us "us." What has been found helpful in such circumstances is a trusting and respectful relationship with a therapist. Such a relationship, and the insight it promotes, can facilitate growth, empowerment, and positive change. ***Please Note: I accept AETNA in my New York office.***

My goal in psychotherapy and coaching, is to focus on those issues of importance to you, and to build on your strengths so you can flourish.

I am a down to earth and compassionate individual, couples and family therapist with over 25 years experience. Before going into full time private practice I worked in inpatient psychiatry and chemical dependency as a therapist and a supervisor in two teaching hospitals in Manhattan. I went on to conduct clinical training seminars for a mental health consulting agency across the country. I am skilled in evidence-based therapies for anxiety, mood disorders and addictions and enjoy nothing more than working collaboratively with clients to find fresh and creative solutions to the problems they present.

I help clients make significant changes in their lives through a combination of very practical goal oriented modalities like Cognitive Behavioral therapy, assertiveness and social skills training, life coaching as well as supportive modalities like insight therapy, guided visualizations and relaxation techniques. In addition, I also work with clients using approaches that include meditation, mindfulness and Ericksonian Hypnosis.

At Full Heart Recovery we believe that Sex Addiction, Chemical Dependency and Alcoholism are primary disorders. Addicts and their impacted families are in need of support, expert clinical care and practical tools to remain clean and sober. Utilizing both individual and group therapy in combination with neurofeedback and psychoeducation we address sex addiction and chemical dependency from a biological, social and psychological perspective.

Dr Srednicki specializes in Obsessive Compulsive Disorders and those recovering from sexual addiction. He is a New York and New Jersey licensed psychologist, Graduate of the Behavior Therapy Training Institute, the country's foremost OCD training program, sponsored by the International OCD Foundation and a long standing member of the Trichotillomania Learning Center. Dr. Srednicki is certified to work with "Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors," Trichotillomania, and Sex Addiction. He is also Board Certified in Neurofeedback. Dr Srednicki is the founder of Upper Montclair Psychological Associates, LLC.

I am psychotherapist devoted to helping adult individuals and couples achieve improved relationships, contentment, self-confidence and acceptance. I work with clients to identify underlying problems and improve ways of interacting and coping, with specialization in couples counseling, grief and complicated grief, anxiety, depression and adoption. I received my Masters degree from New York University in 1993. My post-graduate training includes the New York School for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis and Couples/Marital Therapy training at the Center for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis of New Jersey.

Welcome. I work with youth, adults and older adults having difficulties and hoping to make things better. I understand the importance of your feeling comfortable with me in order to share difficult thoughts and feelings. This is essential in working on such challenges as anxiety, depression, medical crisis, loss of loved ones, job stress and beyond. My style is empathic while being actively engaged. Your comfort with our collaboration will help choose life directions, decide how to get there and identify obstacles getting in the way. My practice includes daytime and evening hours.

My goal is to establish a positive therapeutic relationship with each client, and then using this to help you reach goals you may have or insight you may seek. Although each client is unique and my interventions are tailored to each individual, I typically work in a cognitive based format. Past experiences as well as future goals are typically a point of discussion with my clients, with this knowledge then being used to see how we can focus on making your lives better in the present.

Helping you create the life that you want is my passion. Perhaps you want to work on your self-esteem, relationships, a struggling career, the demands of your family life...or the grief and change that comes with a separation, divorce or any kind of loss. I have been told that my therapeutic style is warm and engaging, and that my office provides an inviting space where clients can comfortably and safely explore their issues. I appreciate each and every person's journey and I understand the strength and courage required to change...and to reach out for support.

Do you ever have the feeling that if you could talk to someone you would feel less anxious, worried or depressed about a situation or issue? Do you ever feel that perhaps, if someone would listen to your concerns and "get it", you might be able to make "sense out of nonsense"? My clients are the drivers, directors and deciders of their talk sessions. You bring your areas of concern to the table and in a safe and trusting setting we join hands in a collaborative effort to make "sense out of nonsense". Pieces of the puzzle start to fit.

My practice is about providing a safe space where you can feel respected, heard, understood and supported in ways that empower you to move towards what you want for yourself and your family. I will help you to see and feel things in new ways and I hope to support you in reaching your goals.

Families evolve and change over time. As individuals age and grow, their roles within the family also change. The family can help - or hinder - individual and personal growth. Family work can help to make the family a positive source of support. Family work will help you to step back and observe emotional patterns and processes. There definitely can be family change with only one person in the room working with a therapist. In physics there is an adage: for every action there is a reaction.