"If you are married, single, a parent/caregiver, child/adolescent/adult, and are experiencing a recent life transition, emotional/relational difficulty, and/or family conflict, I urge you to call and make an appointment today. Life can be challenging and relationships require work. Are you willing to put in the time and effort? I am... let's work together."

"Using authentic connection and skillful therapeutic strategy, I work with my clients to establish a safe environment for exploring the path that led to therapy. With direct and honest feedback I can help you build the awareness necessary to move toward a more fulfilling life, and learn the skills you'll need to take on, and find meaning in, inevitable challenges. Because each person carries a unique history and specific challenges, I am trained in a number of psychological theories including psychodynamic therapy, EMDR, DBT, ACT, Somatic Experiencing ®, and CPT."

"It is important to find a therapist who helps you to feel safe and understood but is still effective in facilitating change. In my psychotherapy practice, I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to treat issues such as depression, anxiety, sleeping issues, procrastination, low self-esteem, and anger. I provide support during significant life stressors, including career/work issues, relationship turmoil, pregnancy/parenting concerns, and bereavement. I am also a native New Yorker, and understand many of the unique issues we face."

"The therapy I provide usually results in the client/patient feeling freer, more fulfilled, aware, confident, and not suffering emotionally. The treatment focuses on you as a whole person, while relieving psychological symptoms that may be present. This is achieved with respect and pace according to you, with sessions from one time weekly to multiple times weekly. I'm a psychotherapist and a psychoanalyst from the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis. I welcome your call or email today. I am often in session, but I will get back to you as soon as I can."

"Hello, pause & take a breath. Reading these profiles can be overwhelming. How are you today? Making the decision to start therapy requires courage and I hope to make it rewarding and beneficial for you. Imagine feeling better soon and beginning your new life for 2018? Do you have resolutions to address such as improving your mood, behaviors and habits such as sleep/eating/weight and important relationships? I looking forward to hearing from you & figuring out how to solve the problems you're dealing with. Call me for a free phone consultation. Dr. Kealy"

"Feeling frustrated in your efforts to be satisfied with life? Clients and I collaborate with the goal of achieving greater health and well-being. Together, we decide what active choices can be made immediately to begin the process of positive change. While I tailor my approach to each unique client, I mainly practice cognitive-behavioral therapy, which involves developing more adaptive thought patterns and actions. Many clients find this active, evidence-based, goal-oriented approach engaging and empowering. It can be exciting to discover that we can shift how we approach our lives and grow toward a more positive place."

"Above all, I believe that therapy should work for you. What does this actually mean? It means achieving tangible results in the real world, not just in a therapist's office. Whether it's an improved relationship, feeling more connected to yourself and others, or becoming more grounded and fulfilled in the hectic world of New York City, I'll work with you to discover what's truly helpful for you. It's my goal to assist you in growth and change in whatever areas you'd like to work on, either in the short term or beyond."

"Do you want to make changes in your life and in your relationships but aren't sure how? Have your recently experienced the loss of a relationship, job change or a death and are experiencing feelings of anxiety or sadness? As a Cognitive Behavioral therapist, educated at the Wright Institute and Harvard University, my goal is to present clients with the most effective methods to create change. My practice is dedicated to focusing on an individual's overall well-being and to assist one in overcoming obstacles that prevent them from constructively pursuing and attaining their goals with greater success."

"Kerin Nadler is a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, Board Certified Dance Movement Therapist and Group Psychotherapist. Kerin provides individual and group psychotherapy for people struggling with depression, psychosis, mood disorders, PTSD, personality disorders, anxiety and relationship issues. She received an MS from Pratt Institute. In addition to her private practice, Kerin is an individual and group therapist at Mt. Sinai Hospital. She is also a psychoanalytic candidate at the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy. Kerin has been a guest lecturer at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine and Albert Einstein College of Medicine."

"You are not a problem to be solved. In a warm, professional and safe environment, I can help you learn to better handle your emotional or psychological pain with compassion, while developing the skills and resources to make positive changes in your life. We will work together to understand the ways in which your attitudes towards yourself and others may be getting in the way of your happiness and well being. I work well with individuals and couples and have trained extensively in LGBTQ clinical issues."

"As a licensed clinical psychologist, I believe in a collaborative approach with my clients to identify and address areas in their lives in which they are struggling. It is important to me to offer a comfortable environment in which you can openly talk about yourself in a reflective way. My goal is to help you find relief and clarity, recognizing your inherent strengths and capacity for meaningful change. Depending on your needs, I provide both short and long-term treatments. My training is rooted primarily in psychodynamic theories, and I draw on treatment approaches from various other theoretical backgrounds."

"Trained in a psychoanalytic paradigm, I believe that past experiences profoundly influence how we manage our fears and anxieties and thus impact the quality of our relationships with others and the world around us, i.e., they affect the ways in which we are able to shape our lives in the present. While this belief fundamentally guides my thinking and informs my treatment approach, I am versed in a variety of techniques rooted in other traditions and am comfortable treating a wide range of clinical issues. I also have extensive experience conducting neuropsychological, psycho-educational, and personality assessments."

"Do you ever feel your stomach turning, heavy body and/or chest? As a a clinical social worker, therapist, and activist. I hope to help you locate and better understand this mind/body connection. We could meet in Spanish and/or English. If you appreciate using indigenous land based resources in addition to traditional strengths and supports, this would be a good fit. Research I've conducted in Peru and Uganda also informs the intergenerational, racial trauma, oppression, violence prevention lens through which I work. I look forward to supporting you through your journey of healing."

"I AM NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS AT THIS TIME! I am a psychotherapist, life coach, group facilitator, and published writer with 16 years of experience in providing psychotherapy. I understand that finding a therapist isn't easy, but you've made the first step and anything else from here becomes a little easier. I provide a structured space for clients to trust the process of sharing intimate thoughts and feelings, including at times, conflicting thoughts, anxious feelings, depressed mood, and possible trauma- related symptoms. With support, I work with my clients to develop an increased awareness of self and one's relationships."

""We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are." While we cannot always change the world around us, we do have the power to make changes in ourselves which, in turn, affect our circumstances and the way we view and interact with others. We have all been through rough patches in life, and seeking help is the first step in your journey to repair. Using a caring and insightful approach, I help clients have a better understanding of their emotions and experiences, which enables the ability to make better life choices."

"We seek therapy when we find ourselves stuck. My role is to help you get unstuck so that you can live a happier and more rewarding life. Working collaboratively, we will identify and explore unrecognized patterns of relationship. Our basic experience of the world is largely determined by the nature of these patterns. I can help you change these patterns, and in this way to discover new possibilities for living."

"I specialize in evaluating and working with preschoolers, school aged children and adolescents with a range of psychological, educational and neuropsychological issues. These issues include developmental delays, learning disorders, chronic medical conditions, divorce, remarriage, adoption and PTSD. As part of the process, I work closely with each child's family and offer parent guidance. My goal is to help your child resume moving forward on his or her own developmental path as efficiently as possible. While trained in a psychodyamic approach, I incorporate cognitive behavioral strategies and a deep understanding of attachment research and neuropsychology into my work."

"Struggling with anxiety or depression? Dealing with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)? Recovering from a traumatic experience (PTSD)? Stuck in an unhealthy routine? With 10+ years of experience, I provide Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in a supportive environment, encouraging change at a pace that feels right for you. I am highly skilled with CBT and have extensive training with ERP and other exposure based approaches."

"I work with individual adults who want to make changes in their lives but have not yet been able to take the necessary steps. And I work with those who have had changes imposed on them who want ways to work through toward acceptance and peace. The process provides an opportunity to find new ways of being in the world toward greater joy and deeper fulfillment."

"Are you experiencing a life transition - like the loss of a loved one, career challenges or relationships stressors? Are you interested in learning about your response to these changes and developing tools to help you cope? My goal is to provide a collaborative atmosphere in which people can openly explore their feelings, better understand their personalities, and reach new resolutions. Using a combination of psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral and strengths-based approaches I can help you identify solutions that will help you lead a meaningful and purposeful life."