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Nicole Brown is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. She is a graduate of Fordham University's Graduate School of Education where she earned her degree in mental health counseling. Nicole has received postgraduate training in trauma focused therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy. Nicole understands that clients' experiences are unique so she subscribes to an integrated approach to therapy. Nicole provides clients with a safe and supportive therapeutic space where they can explore and work through life's challenges.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist in New York and New Jersey who provides individual psychotherapy to older adolescents and adults in English and Korean. I specialize in treating relational difficulties, depression, anxiety, trauma (emotional, physical, and sexual abuse and neglect), as well as stress and trauma related to immigration, racial and ethnic identity, as well as other identity issues. My approach to therapy is integrative, utilizing elements from various modalities, such as psychodynamic therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT).

Appearances can sometimes be misleading. Even if you appear to have it all together, we understand that beneath the surface, you might be facing your own unique challenges. You're not alone, and we're here to offer our support. As the proud owner of a small group practice, we specialize in providing caring and compassionate guidance to adults and couples in their 20s through their 40s. We help individuals navigate a wide range of life's complexities, from relationship concerns and anxiety to grief, frustration, life transitions, interpersonal conflicts, trauma, and depression.

“Am I capable of overcoming this?” is a question those struggling with anxiety or grief may ask. You feel exhausted from carrying the weight of the world and cannot pull yourself out of the gravitational pull of habits, coping skills, or relationships that add more weight. If struggling with anxiety, this may be a familiar dance you wish to stop, or if dealing with grief related to the loss of a loved one, this may be a new dance you wish never started. Whichever is you, no wonder it seems impossible to overcome these obstacles continually thrown your way, yet there is a possibility – and I am here to support you in that discovery.

As a therapist, my priority is to foster a therapeutic environment that feels encouraging, warm, and uniquely tailored to each client. I care deeply about using a genuine, non-judgmental approach as I help you navigate complex emotions, challenging relationships, and the moments of uncertainty that life often presents us. Therapy can be a transformative experience when given a space that invites vulnerability and curiosity and inspires introspection. My goal is to welcome opportunities for personal reflection and change, while also working together to process any anxiety, grief, shame, or loss of direction in times of distress.

Elyse provides therapy for adolescents and adults who have experienced traumatic incidents; have symptoms of anxiety and depression; have symptoms of anxiety and depression related to the birth or impending birth of a child; need support increasing their self-esteem; are having relationship challenges; and those who may like support to increase social skills. Elyse has experience working in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York through a variety of settings such as a residential school, supportive services through the state, foster care services, a community mental health clinic, schools and private practices.

Wherever you are in your life’s journey and no matter your reasons for seeking therapy, I strive to foster a non-judgmental space where you can feel at home & well-understood. I provide psychotherapy to adults of all ages with a wide range of concerns. These include the everyday struggles of love, work, & stress, as well as family & career concerns, but also the profound challenges of depression & anxiety, major life transitions, interpersonal conflict, trauma, & other emotional difficulties. I have extensive experience with individuals of diverse identities & marginalized backgrounds including BIPOC, queer, & immigrant communities.

Thank you for the opportunity to introduce myself to you and tell you about what you can expect if you choose to partner with me. I am a New York Licensed Clinical Social Worker; who has been in the field of mental health for approximately twenty-three years. I graduated from John Jay College, with a BA in Forensic Psychology and minors in Women’s Studies, African American Studies as well as Anthropology and Sociology. I also received my Masters in Social Work, from Hunter College, School of School of Social Work.

Do you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or are you in need of support? Janelle is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and works with children, teenagers, and adults to help them work through challenges and reach their full potential. She uses a strength-based perspective and would love to work with you to sort through the problems you are facing and work toward positive changes in your life. Janelle specifically works with people who have experienced trauma in their life.

As a native New Yorker, I deeply understand how the fast-paced world can leave us often feeling empty, depleted, irritable, and disconnected. I also understand the incredible courage and vulnerability it takes to seek therapy. Whether you’re looking to gain insight, strengthen your relationships, or identify ways to achieve your life goals and improve life satisfaction – I am here to help! My approach to therapy is strength-based, trauma informed, and rooted in cultural humility. I also employ a variety of mindfulness and insight-oriented interventions to provide a nonjudgmental brave space for openness and exploration.

I am a licensed psychologist who has been practicing in New York City since 2011. I provide tailored interventions that improve overall functioning and help you gain insight into your life, your relationships, and how you view yourself and the world. I integrate mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and interpersonal therapy to create a flexible approach that will help you reach your goals. I believe the therapeutic relationship is an integral component of change and I have extensive experience in treating a wide variety of symptoms including depression, anxiety, executive functioning.

I specialize in providing neurodiverse-affirming therapy. What does this mean? It means that my therapeutic approach is to help you embrace your differences while still trying to navigate a neurotypical world and expectations. Usually, the clients I see in my practice are adults who have trouble navigating life transitions and are usually on the spectrum of ADHD, Autism, OCD, Anxiety, and/or Depression. I don’t believe people necessarily fit in a neat little box that is labeled with a mental health diagnosis. I don’t believe that a diagnosis should be a means to an end for treatment. There’s no one size fits all treatment.

Starting therapy can be scary, but with the right therapist, it will feel just right. She believes therapy is a place where individuals can be themselves and talk about their life challenges and stressors in a safe and secure environment. Her hope is to help people of all ages, through their personal, emotional and social journeys.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist who works with children 10 years and up, adolescents and adults. My graduate degree is from Pace University and I have several years of experience working in school, hospital, and outpatient clinical settings. I have worked with individuals with anxiety and mood disorders, trauma, parenting and relationship issues, as well as those dealing with issues of self-esteem, gender and sexuality. I have a strong background and passion for psychological assessment, and I can provide personality, intellectual, ADHD and educational assessments.

I am a warm, interactive, and compassionate psychologist who works with young to older adults for individual, couples, and group psychotherapy. I work from a psychodynamic and relational perspective, which means we take a look at the impact of your past and present relationships with family and friends, in terms of how they have impacted you, along with your sense of self and the identities you hold. I know this work makes patients feel vulnerable, so I balance the therapeutic work with a sense of sincerity to deepen the therapeutic space while also using humor and irreverence to add levity to our time together.

Welcome to Mind Body Counseling, where we focus on treating the entire person— mind, body, and spirit. We provide a holistic approach to the therapeutic process. We specialize in counseling and coaching teens, adults, couples, and families by offering insight and simple solutions to issues you may be experiencing. We can help you reduce feelings of worry, improve productivity, develop necessary skill sets to be more assertive in personal and professional relationships, and help you find greater self-acceptance.

Ever found yourself tangled up in cultural concerns, grappling with anxiety, or navigating the intricate terrain of life transitions? While I collaborate with individuals across all age groups, I have a special focus on young adults navigating the exhilarating yet sometimes overwhelming journey into adulthood. Envision our sessions as a secure sanctuary, a place where we unravel the complexities of your thoughts and emotions, discover your authentic self, and initiate a path that harmonizes with your dreams. The essence lies in fostering self-awareness, resilience, and empowerment.

I am currently accepting new clients. I offer a warm, empathetic, judgment-free, and safe space for adults. This space will invite you to explore all parts of yourself and create more meaning in your lives. I believe that individual challenges are unique to your experiences, circumstances, cultural and spiritual beliefs, and personal identity. I find that the most important aspect of therapy is the relationship between the client and therapist. With this uniquely beautiful relationship, I believe the path to healing is more accessible.

Authenticity is the core value of my approach to therapy. I am a born and raised New Yorker who understands firsthand being skeptical of the work in therapy, especially when leaning outside of your comfort zone. If you're reading this, you may be in a place where you're ready to do just that... It may be that all of your past experiences are a weight that you carry around everywhere. The more troublesome of these experiences could create barriers to having fulfilling relationships with others and can make it hard to be with yourself.