Anxiety Therapists in 10010

Therapy sessions with me look a lot like a conversation. I believe that you ultimately know yourself, and I am here to be a guiding source and facilitator within the room. Depending on your needs, I can provide resources to coping mechanisms, practices and tools to take outside of our sessions. I can also be someone who listens without judgment. Therapy can be nerve racking, so I am open to listening and changing things up depending on how you grow and what you need. I love to learn and am always trying to create a positive therapy experience for you.

All people seeking therapy should be met with compassion and empathy in a safe and non-judgemental space. I take a strengths-based, collaborative approach to therapy to help those coping with life's challenges increase their wellbeing and meet their goals. I work with clients of all ages who are struggling with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, alcohol and/or substance use disorders, ADHD, trauma, identity, relationship problems, and life transitions.

Jennifer Silvershein, LCSW specializes in supporting individuals who experience self-doubt, difficulty in relationships, anxiety, eating disorders and low self-esteem. Jennifer helps her clients to recognize and make the changes necessary to create a life they love. Through several years of clinical experience, Jennifer has found that therapy is most effective when grounded in understanding, collaboration, and motivation. She prioritizes creating a supportive environment in which individuals feel both safe and inspired to make powerful strides towards a more fulfilled self.

Madison aims to provide you with the space and support to grow into your most authentic self. Madison’s style is warm and expressive, leading with curiosity and humor while also holding you accountable to your goals. Her approach to therapy is highly collaborative, drawing from relational, psychodynamic, and anti-oppressive practices to help you navigate through whatever stands in the way of a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

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.

Hello! I am happy you are here. You may be feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and stuck. At times, these feelings may affect your work, personal life, or self-esteem. It's possible that you do not know why you have these feelings, but you would like to learn about how your mind works, understand your past and your relationships, and learn how to navigate your world better.

Do you find yourself feeling stuck? Do you feel overwhelmed about making decisions? Do you struggle to feel present due to thoughts of past negative experiences? Are you struggling to set boundaries within your family system? I specialize in working with college students and young adults struggling to cope with anxiety, relationship difficulties, complicated family dynamics, and navigating what it means to become an adult with increased responsibilities.Whether this is your first time in therapy or a recent stressor in your life has led to a need for increased support, I will work to ensure that you feel heard, understood, and safe.

"Why should I go to therapy?" I remember asking myself that same question many years ago. Deciding to go to therapy isn’t easy. It usually means that life has been challenging and that you aren't coping well. Sometimes the cause is obvious—you’ve lost someone; you’re anxious or depressed; you’re dealing with change. At other times, things are less clear. You sense that something is off, but can’t exactly point to what it is. That’s where therapy can make a significant difference. Your time in therapy is likely the only time you'll have complete freedom to say what’s running through your head—good or bad—without being judged.

Is stress, anxiety or depression keeping you up at night? Do you find yourself asking how did I get here? I am passionate about helping motivated adults to become unstuck, to enhance self-esteem and intimacy by figuring out their own direction, purpose and fulfillment in life. Sometimes the anxiety or depression we face is a symptom of a disconnection from our deeper selves, but the good news is your symptoms are not a life sentence, and my goal in therapy is to empower you to find your own authentic voice and to free yourself from patterns that no longer serve you well. AustinDowlingPsychotherapy.com

Embarking on a therapeutic journey, whether for the first time or with a fresh perspective, can be a daunting task. It’s perfectly normal to feel apprehensive or even fearful. If you’re seeking effective strategies to manage stress, enhance your relationships, or navigate recurring challenges, you’ve come to the right place. Here, you are free to be yourself as we work together to find the solutions you seek. My therapeutic approach is rooted in specializing in trauma, anxiety and depression.

I am an individual, couples and family therapist practicing in NYC for over 20 years. I supervise and teach family therapy at Ackerman Institute. My approach is collaborative, active, and empathic. I use a systemic approach that decreases blame and helps people move from overwhelming feelings of despair, anger, anxiety, and jealousy to the possibility of experiencing the love and compassion that they long for in their lives. I bring years of personal and professional experience to my practice.

Mark Colterjohn, LCSW is a psychotherapist practicing in the Flatiron District of Manhattan. He has over 25-years experience as a psychotherapist and is committed to providing you the highest level of care. Mr. Colterjohn holds advanced degrees in Psychology and Clinical Social Work. Mr. Colterjohn also holds post-graduate certifications in Gestalt Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and EMDR. Mr. Colterjohn is on the faculty of Columbia University as an adjunct professor who supervises psychotherapy students.

I work with individuals who are emerging adulthood and adults who are struggling with life transitions and understanding their place in the world. My clients are typically struggling with anxiety, adjustment, depression, and stress due to work and/or relationships. I also enjoy helping individuals work through childhood or adult related trauma by giving them the tools to develop healthy coping mechanisms and assist them in understanding and accepting how this has shaped their lives.

There are times when we ask ourselves questions we feel we have no answers to: "Why am I not happy?", "How do I improve my life?" and "Will I ever find a solution to this problem that is consistent and stressful?". Have hope! The answers are there inside of you, waiting to be discovered. I strive to support my clients without judgement, challenging those who are ready to explore themes of personal responsibility, meaning, and resolution. Through genuine client/therapist interactions, the emotional impact of trauma, loss, depression, and/or anxiety can be relieved, and answers found.

Are you someone who wants to discover a deeper meaning in your life but find yourself weighed down by old beliefs, defeating patterns of behavior, or feelings of anxiety and depression? Do you want to come to grips with what stops you from living to your fullest potential- in work, relationships, in your way of being in the world and with yourself? If this resonates with you, I'd be interested in working with you.

I have been in private practice for over 25 years, seeing a wide range of people. I see teens and adults for individual psychodynamic psychotherapy, and also counsel couples and parents. I specialize in play therapy with children. I see clients for short-term as well as long-term therapy depending on their needs. I work with issues of anxiety and depression, relationship problems, communication difficulties, and work concerns. Each person is seen as a unique individual with concerns that are addressed with respect and caring in a safe non-judgmental environment. The goal is to promote self-understanding, self acceptance and a happier life.

Do you find it difficult to turn your brain off? Are you afraid that if other people could see how your mind worked they would think you were crazy or weird? Do you think about past events over and over again? I'm here to help. Together, we will untangle some of those thoughts so that they are less overwhelming. It's scary and exhausting having so much on your mind - I get it! Together we're going to untangle it all and get you enjoying your life again.

I specialize in helping people through loss, traumatic events, and life transitions. You may be stuck, feel out of control, or simply want a different life. Psychotherapy can be helpful in redefining how you relate to others and yourself, and in identifying your needs and nurturing these areas. I can introduce research-supported strategies for coping with difficult emotions, stress, or physical pain when a practical solution is appropriate. An ideal patient would also value an emotion-based and interpersonal approach to treatment; few things can predict the success of treatment like the strong bond between your therapist and you.

If you recently ended a relationship, changed or lost a job, moved or went through any other significant life changes, you may find yourself having a hard time adjusting to the new situation. You may feel disoriented, anxious, or hopeless. I specialize in helping people with life transitions.