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Hello, I'm Kevin Murphy, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with extensive experience offering psychotherapy across diverse mental health environments. From leading adolescent intensive outpatient groups (IOP) to assisting older adults facing profound physical and cognitive hurdles in long-term care facilities, I've encountered a broad spectrum of challenges. I firmly believe that everyone encounters tough times and can benefit from professional support and guidance. Together, we'll collaborate to devise a treatment plan tailored to your unique strengths, aspirations, and obstacles.

Julee Wickliffe, DSW, LCSW, brings 25 years of experience in the social work field as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and psychotherapist. Her professional journey includes roles at Rutgers University Correctional Healthcare, where she served in the NJ State Prison System and NJ State Parole System. Alongside, she has maintained a private practice, contributed to a child/adolescent psychiatric unit in a hospital, and worked in a juvenile correctional facility. Dr. Wickliffe's therapeutic approach is grounded in strengths, aiming to empower her clients.

I believe that any moment is ripe for meaningful transformation in life. While "therapy" might evoke fear in some, at its essence, it's simply a dialogue between two individuals sharing the common aim of progress and reaching personal aspirations. I approach this role without judgment, dedicated solely to finding the optimal route forward for those I assist. With years of experience in this field, I find immense fulfillment in guiding others along their journeys. Wherever you may be in your life, together, we can chart a course towards realizing your fullest potential.

Throughout my career journey, my passion for this field has only deepened, fueled by the remarkable resilience and strength I've witnessed in those I've served. Working with individuals spanning from children to adolescents and adults, in various settings such as homes, schools, and outpatient facilities, has honed my ability to tailor my approach to each client's unique needs. As a clinician, I embrace a holistic perspective, recognizing that we are all multifaceted and cannot be fully understood through a single lens.

My role as a counselor is to be an instrument for change. I aspire to help others reach their full potential as we transition through life's challenges together. Using a strengths-based approach, I support clients as they learn to accept existing circumstances. I assist clients in developing clarity and encourage identifying areas where one can grow personally to attain realistic goals. Together we embark upon a journey that often times explores the price of self-doubt, the importance of forgiveness, and the ability to develop increased faith, trust, and belief in oneself.

Philosophers, poets, religious and spiritual leaders, all talk about the human condition. But what does it mean for the rest of us? Everyone runs into situations that produce anxiety, depression, disappointment, a need to make difficult decisions, tension in relationships, and other "discomforts" that we wish would go away. Sometimes we figure out how to get through these situations on our own but sometimes we need a little help. That's where we come in. HBH Counseling is a group of therapists dedicated to providing effective, evidence based therapy to help you to address life's situations, big and small.

I am a Neuropsycholoigst with 25 years of experience in treating patients with brain injuries. I treat children, adults, and geriatric patients who have experienced brain injury. Brain Injury can happen to anyone. Concussions from a motor vehicle accident, sports injury, strokes or dementia can affect people at all ages. At Neuropsychology & Counseling Associates, LLC my staff and I provide treatment for all types of brain injuries. In addition, we offer individual, marital, and family therapy, speech therapy, biofeedback, cognitive rehabilitation, memory training, pain management, screenings, and evaluations.

I take a client-centered approach to counseling & work to provide a safe, non-judgmental, & validating environment to build trust with my client’s & to foster our therapeutic relationship. I believe that life is a balance of acceptance & change & I work with my clients to explore areas of their lives causing them difficulty & to find balance between the processes of acceptance & the change necessary to foster improvements in one’s life. I can help the client explore the complexities of this balance & teach & provide the skills necessary to enact changes. I have a therapy dog Milo in training that is in office with me for appts.

My slogan is The Courage to Change, The Strength to Heal. I believe that counseling is a journey of self-discovery in which the therapist and client work together to explore the client's current state of physical, mental, and emotional well being. Another important aspect of my work is the exploration of ineffective behaviors and patterns that are no longer useful to the client's well being. Many of these patterns are rooted in the person's past, and I believe that most people need to visit the past in order to fully understand why the things, feel, and behave the way they do.

I'm Helena Gage, a licensed clinical social worker, having earned my Masters in Social Work from Ramapo College of New Jersey in 2018. With years of experience, I've supported adolescents and adults facing various mental health and substance use challenges, including PTSD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and more. My approach involves meeting clients where they are in life and aiding them in achieving their treatment goals.

Experienced Clinician Supporting Those Struggling with Grief and Trauma: Grief, loss and feeling lost is something everyone experiences. The pain of loss shows us our love for those we miss. Yet we may struggle with emotions we don’t understand, blame, guilt, anger among many others, but you're not alone. You may be looking to reimagine the relationship with your person, understand the “why”, or overcome guilt of moving forward and feel joy again. Your grief is your own and no one can tell you how to grieve, but finding support to cope, heal and grow in your journey can help integrate your loss story into your life story.