Therapists in 07069

I work with individuals, couples and families. My goal is to help couples work through major stumbling blocks that often occur in long term relationships, and to help them communicate with each other and parent in the best way possible for the well being of their children. I often find that people in long term relationships have different languages of love, and expectations built on them. Sometimes helping one member of the couple have empathy and understanding of the other's language can help resolve couples issues.

Judy's background includes working with young adults and adults with substance use and co-occurring disorders at inpatient and outpatient levels of care, as well as working with those experiencing relationship issues, work-related stress, anxiety, depression, adjustment issues, and post-traumatic stress. She specializes in working with young adults and adults with addictions, as well as anxiety, depression, relationship-, work-, and family- related stress, mood disorders, trauma, and adjustment difficulties. Judy’s approach draws from Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Solution-focused (SF), and Narrative (NT) therapies.

I try to create a safe, trusting environment for my clients and work to bring an authenticity and sense of humor to therapy. My treatment approach is eclectic, and uses research-based methods, such as cognitive behavioral therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy to help clients reach their goals. In general, I help clients learn more about their emotional selves to develop a deeper understanding of how they are built and what they need to cope more effectively. We also dig into old narratives that can get in the way of present goals, and work to develop more mindful ways of thinking that support what clients want in life.

I have specialized in addiction counseling, treating co-occurring disorders in a variety of settings including outpatient, intensive outpatient, and harm reduction MAT modalities. I work with clients to address underlying issues, obtain coping skills, implement recovery plans, and develop healthy support systems to sustain a long lasting recovery. At Calm and Sense Therapy, I offer substance abuse counseling for Level I treatment, as well as evaluations for court-related issues, school or work clearance, and IDRC.

I counsel 'tweens, teens, and the families who love them. Kids make mistakes - it's how they learn. When they repeat the mistakes without learning, counseling can help. Together, we tackle the wide range of mental health challenges to your family's flexibility and resilience. Adults, seniors and all types of couples are also welcome to the counseling process. Let's find the best way to knock down the barriers to your well-being.

I am a psychologist in practice for 30 years.I have a diverse clinical practice working with adults, adolescents, couples and families.I am an experienced psychotherapist with expertise in psychodynamic, cognitive, gestalt, existential approaches. This allows me to tailor my counseling to the specific needs of each person. I was trained to treat TMS by world renowned Dr. John Sarno and Dr. Arlene Feinblatt at NYU Medical Center/The Rusk Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine. I counsel people with anxiety, psychophysical pain/TMS, depression, stress and trauma. I help with discovering or re-discovering their inner needs and with bringing those needs to fruition.

Michael D. Zito, Ph.D. is a New Jersey Licensed Psychologist #3599 and owner of Morristown Clinical and Sport Psychology with offices in Morristown and Watchung. In his clinical practice, he provides individual, marital, family and group therapy and assessments to children, adolescents and adults. In his work with children and adolescents, he utilizes a comprehensive approach by also providing parenting strategies to support his therapy work. Dr. Zito's therapeutic intervention reflects an eclectic and strategic (research supported) blend of cognitive behavioral, family systems, positive psychology and psychodynamic perspectives along with an understanding of biological contributions.

Lisa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with many years of experience working with children, adolescents, individuals, couples and families on a variety of issues: anxiety, depression, ADHD, oppositional defiance and conduct disorders, trauma, grief and loss, different forms of abuse, and adjustment disorders. Lisa also is knowledgeable in the fields of learning disorders and special education, autism, adoption and foster care, separation/ divorce/blended families, chronic health issues, and chronic pain. She has advanced certification in Adoption Studies. Lisa is licensed in New Jersey, Massachusetts and Connecticut.

At KCM Therapy, I strive to help teens, adults, and families turn conflict into connection. Using Bowen Family Systems, I collaborate with my clients to help them better understand the deeper meaning of arguments and disconnection. Second, I support adults struggling to find meaning in their particular phase of life using neuroscience, EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. If you are interested to learn more or if we are good fit, call for a free initial consultation. Call 201-424-3631, email me at karen at kcmtherapy.net or visit www.kcmtherapyllc.com.

Feeling depressed, anxious, or having difficulty concentrating? Do you feel stuck? Tired of repeating the same patterns and behaviors? The good news is that there are effective treatments for depression and anxiety. The earlier treatment starts, the better. Psychotherapy is designed to help people work on thoughts and behaviors. Together we can identify negative and distortive beliefs and help replace them with positive, healthy ones.

Terri has worked with adolescents, adults, and families in outpatient settings as a psychotherapist and in a business environment as a clinical supervisor for clinical staff and graduate interns. She has experience in - but not limited to - treating depression, anxiety, family issues, grief, trauma, life transitions and stress management.

Tara has over five years of experience working with children, adolescents, young adults, and their families. Tara’s current role includes working in Special Education and counseling school aged children to provide techniques and strategies to overcome challenges at school and home. Tara specializes in several mental health needs such as depression, anxiety, school refusal, and extreme maladaptive behaviors.

I imagine you’re here because you or someone you care about is struggling. We have all been there. I value the courage it takes to acknowledge our limits and ask for help when we need it. I have worked with many clients who were feeling overwhelmed, disconnected from people they love, frustrated by a relationship, or burdened by stress, worry, or sadness. Whether you are looking to find relief for yourself, help your child, or improve the quality of your relationship — I can help. You deserve relief.

Life can be extremely challenging sometimes and you need someone who is nonjudgmental, and willing to listen. Childhood trauma and abuse, growing up in a household with drugs and alcohol, and/or domestic violence all can contribute to what is known as Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE). You might also have difficulty maintaining healthy relationships, struggle with identity, and/or find yourself feeling depressed or anxious although everything is going well. I specialize in treating depression, anxiety, PTSD, trauma/abuse, LGBTQi, and Black and Indigenous people of color (BIPOC) issues and concerns with empathy and genuine care.

Are you tired of being the strong friend? Is the constant pull to fulfill your role as a wife, mother and daughter causing you to feel frustrated and overwhelmed. Perhaps being everything for everyone has left little room to be anything for yourself. Are you a teen struggling with identity, relationships, life transitions or self esteem? Or maybe you're a first-generation college student, constantly under the pressure of making your family proud. Unmanaged stress can leave you feeling hopeless; preventing you from leading a more productive and vibrant life.

Jessica has run groups, conducted individual, couple, and family therapy, and provided unconditional positive regard to all that walked through the doors. She learned the different comorbid diagnoses that appear when one struggles with an eating disorder and is interested in learning about those more in-depth to support a large population of individuals. Jessica has interned within diverse areas that has provided her with different cases that surrounded eating disorders; abuse shelters, hospitals, and high schools.

I believe that most people are inherently able to be happy and be at peace with themselves. Yet, many struggle to maintain that attitude. It happens because various feelings and thoughts that are echoes of past traumatic experiences, interfere in dealing with current problems and create a mood of dejection and/or paralysis. I practice the type of therapy that involves identifying and taming inner forces that meddle with emotional well-being and healthy relationships. As a therapist, I help my patients to prevent impending emotional or interpersonal crisis, or to find a way out of the crisis if it has already flared up.