Grief Therapists in 10022
Have you experienced loss in your life, and are noticing that your grief continues to impact you in unexpected or overwhelming ways?
I work in a collaborative way to help individuals get the most out of their experience, and focus not only on challenges or stressors, but also on one's unique strengths. With a flexible approach and evidence-based techniques, we will develop skills while building your sense of self.
Have you experienced loss in your life, and are noticing that your grief continues to impact you in unexpected or overwhelming ways?
I work in a collaborative way to help individuals get the most out of their experience, and focus not only on challenges or stressors, but also on one's unique strengths. With a flexible approach and evidence-based techniques, we will develop skills while building your sense of self.
Are you struggling with the loss of a loved one?
With a flexible and integrative approach, I draw from various therapeutic modalities to ensure you receive culturally sensitive and effective support. Let’s work together to help you thrive during this transitional time.
Are you struggling with the loss of a loved one?
With a flexible and integrative approach, I draw from various therapeutic modalities to ensure you receive culturally sensitive and effective support. Let’s work together to help you thrive during this transitional time.
Specifically, I can best help with issues like the death of a loved one, acute and chronic illness, life transitions, relationship issues, eating disorders and weight management, self-esteem vulnerabilities, social media confrontations, depression, and general life anxieties.
Therapy, to me, is a place for internal growth and development where we learn about ourselves in order to find the most beneficial strategies to cope. I see people as individuals with unique stories and souls—and I believe in treating them as such.
Specifically, I can best help with issues like the death of a loved one, acute and chronic illness, life transitions, relationship issues, eating disorders and weight management, self-esteem vulnerabilities, social media confrontations, depression, and general life anxieties.
Therapy, to me, is a place for internal growth and development where we learn about ourselves in order to find the most beneficial strategies to cope. I see people as individuals with unique stories and souls—and I believe in treating them as such.
In my practice, I work with adolescents and adults as individuals, couples, and families dealing with depression, anxiety, interpersonal conflict, grief, and adjustment issues.
As a psychologist, my goal is to help you to better understand and overcome the obstacles you face and ultimately lead the happy and fulfilling life you deserve. I utilize evidence-based psychotherapy, tailored specifically to you and your needs. Therapy is by no means an easy endeavor, but I strive to provide a environment that is both supportive and challenging. In doing so, I believe I can help you to cope, to develop and maintain satisfying relationships, and to achieve the meaningful and long-lasting change you want.
In my practice, I work with adolescents and adults as individuals, couples, and families dealing with depression, anxiety, interpersonal conflict, grief, and adjustment issues.
As a psychologist, my goal is to help you to better understand and overcome the obstacles you face and ultimately lead the happy and fulfilling life you deserve. I utilize evidence-based psychotherapy, tailored specifically to you and your needs. Therapy is by no means an easy endeavor, but I strive to provide a environment that is both supportive and challenging. In doing so, I believe I can help you to cope, to develop and maintain satisfying relationships, and to achieve the meaningful and long-lasting change you want.
My specialties include: depression, parenting, grief/ loss, relationships & caring/coping with sick family members.
I work collaboratively with my patients to harness the strengths that I believe each person has to create change, to develop effective coping skills, to build resilience and to live a better life. I have years of life experience, professional training and education that lend a compassionate, and practical approach to my work.
My specialties include: depression, parenting, grief/ loss, relationships & caring/coping with sick family members.
I work collaboratively with my patients to harness the strengths that I believe each person has to create change, to develop effective coping skills, to build resilience and to live a better life. I have years of life experience, professional training and education that lend a compassionate, and practical approach to my work.
I treat anxiety, depression, narcissism, grief, couples, adults and more with science and care.
Email me and I’ll be in touch! Feel comfortable in your choice, my professional philosophy and approach. I focus up to date research and knowledge, diagnosis and medication to you specifically.
I treat anxiety, depression, narcissism, grief, couples, adults and more with science and care.
Email me and I’ll be in touch! Feel comfortable in your choice, my professional philosophy and approach. I focus up to date research and knowledge, diagnosis and medication to you specifically.
Depression, anxiety, relationship problems, disturbing life experiences such as abuse, accidents, traumas, sudden illness/ death can all prevent you from happiness.
While many treatment methods I've used work to some degree, I've found one that produces consistent results. Called "The Comprehensive Resource Model," I integrate this into traditional talk therapy and have other tools at my disposal if needed.
Depression, anxiety, relationship problems, disturbing life experiences such as abuse, accidents, traumas, sudden illness/ death can all prevent you from happiness.
While many treatment methods I've used work to some degree, I've found one that produces consistent results. Called "The Comprehensive Resource Model," I integrate this into traditional talk therapy and have other tools at my disposal if needed.
I work with my clients as a collaborative psychologist, which means that you and I will function as a team. If you need a highly trained guide who can walk with you to ease or resolve the discomfort of emotional difficulties or life transitions, I'm happy to help. I'm licensed in North Carolina and New York and offer client sessions at my Charlotte, NC, office, as well as flexible, safe, and secure telemedicine office hours. The best way to arrange a first meeting is to email me or text 315.529.1013. I will quickly respond.
I work with my clients as a collaborative psychologist, which means that you and I will function as a team. If you need a highly trained guide who can walk with you to ease or resolve the discomfort of emotional difficulties or life transitions, I'm happy to help. I'm licensed in North Carolina and New York and offer client sessions at my Charlotte, NC, office, as well as flexible, safe, and secure telemedicine office hours. The best way to arrange a first meeting is to email me or text 315.529.1013. I will quickly respond.
My eight years at Memorial Sloan Kettering, has provided a foundation and framework for helping my patients find meaning through life's most difficult transitions and hardships, such as cancer, chronic illness, grief, pregnancy and infertility, divorce, trauma, and relationship challenges.
I view challenges as opportunities for unprecedented growth, development, and enlightenment. As life twists and turns, it's easy to become disconnected from the things that matter most, even the most meaningful aspects of yourself. My approach to therapy is individualized and integrative, I work with you to learn who you are, why you suffer, and where your resilience lies. With this insight, you'll find freedom from regrets of the past, demands and conflicts of the present, and fear of the future. Together we'll draw upon your strengths and help you move through life with a sense of purpose, fulfillment, and authenticity.
My eight years at Memorial Sloan Kettering, has provided a foundation and framework for helping my patients find meaning through life's most difficult transitions and hardships, such as cancer, chronic illness, grief, pregnancy and infertility, divorce, trauma, and relationship challenges.
I view challenges as opportunities for unprecedented growth, development, and enlightenment. As life twists and turns, it's easy to become disconnected from the things that matter most, even the most meaningful aspects of yourself. My approach to therapy is individualized and integrative, I work with you to learn who you are, why you suffer, and where your resilience lies. With this insight, you'll find freedom from regrets of the past, demands and conflicts of the present, and fear of the future. Together we'll draw upon your strengths and help you move through life with a sense of purpose, fulfillment, and authenticity.
You may look like you have it all together, but deep down you're drowning in anxiety, self-doubt, and grief you can't move on from.
I specialize in supporting women struggling with relationship issues, grief, and low self-esteem. Clients come to me for therapy that offers depth and insight, yet feels warm, human, and genuinely helpful. My session style is interactive, helping you notice patterns in your life, gently challenging you, and offering honest feedback & tools you can use today.
You may look like you have it all together, but deep down you're drowning in anxiety, self-doubt, and grief you can't move on from.
I specialize in supporting women struggling with relationship issues, grief, and low self-esteem. Clients come to me for therapy that offers depth and insight, yet feels warm, human, and genuinely helpful. My session style is interactive, helping you notice patterns in your life, gently challenging you, and offering honest feedback & tools you can use today.
Herb Feuer is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in New York who has been practicing since 1980. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Hunter College of the City University of New York and a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Fordham University. Herb has more than 20 years of experience working in both inpatient and outpatient clinical settings. He works with adults in individual therapy to increase choices of thought, feeling, action, and direction. Herb especially values making his clients laugh, to lift their spirits while addressing personal challenges.
Herb Feuer is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in New York who has been practicing since 1980. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Hunter College of the City University of New York and a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Fordham University. Herb has more than 20 years of experience working in both inpatient and outpatient clinical settings. He works with adults in individual therapy to increase choices of thought, feeling, action, and direction. Herb especially values making his clients laugh, to lift their spirits while addressing personal challenges.
If you're feeling disconnected, burnt out, or unsure where to start, you're not alone. My work is integrative, trauma-informed, and relational, grounded in the belief that healing happens through felt safety: with others, your body, and yourself. I blend talk therapy with body awareness, inner child work, and mindfulness to help you reconnect with your intuition, regulate your nervous system, and build a more compassionate relationship with yourself and those around you. Together, we'll move step-by-step at your pace.
If you're feeling disconnected, burnt out, or unsure where to start, you're not alone. My work is integrative, trauma-informed, and relational, grounded in the belief that healing happens through felt safety: with others, your body, and yourself. I blend talk therapy with body awareness, inner child work, and mindfulness to help you reconnect with your intuition, regulate your nervous system, and build a more compassionate relationship with yourself and those around you. Together, we'll move step-by-step at your pace.
Humans are creatures of connection. When we experience multiple events throughout our lifetime in which we do not feel safe to share our truth with others, we often close ourselves off from love and connection. What would happen if you were able to feel seen and heard? What would you say if you were given safe space to share your truth? How would your life change if you were emotionally available to hear others around you and allow them into your life? My therapeutic intention is to support you as you step into a more holistic and authentic version of yourself helping you to actualize your fullest potential.
Humans are creatures of connection. When we experience multiple events throughout our lifetime in which we do not feel safe to share our truth with others, we often close ourselves off from love and connection. What would happen if you were able to feel seen and heard? What would you say if you were given safe space to share your truth? How would your life change if you were emotionally available to hear others around you and allow them into your life? My therapeutic intention is to support you as you step into a more holistic and authentic version of yourself helping you to actualize your fullest potential.
Difficult life experiences, whether they happen once or are ongoing, can leave us feeling isolated and disconnected, both from others, and from ourselves. It can be hard to find pleasure in relationships, hobbies, families, or careers, or to even simply just "be" as we are. I view therapy first and foremost as a way to reconnect and be curious about ourselves; to find a place of safety, connectedness, and support from which we can begin to explore who we are, how we came to be, and where we want to go. As sessions progress, I aim to help you find resilience, movement, ease, stillness, or freedom, wherever you may need it.
Difficult life experiences, whether they happen once or are ongoing, can leave us feeling isolated and disconnected, both from others, and from ourselves. It can be hard to find pleasure in relationships, hobbies, families, or careers, or to even simply just "be" as we are. I view therapy first and foremost as a way to reconnect and be curious about ourselves; to find a place of safety, connectedness, and support from which we can begin to explore who we are, how we came to be, and where we want to go. As sessions progress, I aim to help you find resilience, movement, ease, stillness, or freedom, wherever you may need it.
I am a therapist who has worked in community and outpatient mental health, treating mood disorders, trauma, grief and stress in several populations, including children, college students and seniors.
I offer psychoeducation and draw skills primarily rooted in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) to guide sessions and improve clients’ quality of life. I also offer supportive talk therapy throughout the work to help slow down, build a safe space and comfortable environment and follow your needs.
I am a therapist who has worked in community and outpatient mental health, treating mood disorders, trauma, grief and stress in several populations, including children, college students and seniors.
I offer psychoeducation and draw skills primarily rooted in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) to guide sessions and improve clients’ quality of life. I also offer supportive talk therapy throughout the work to help slow down, build a safe space and comfortable environment and follow your needs.
As a dedicated Pediatric Medical Social Worker serving esteemed hospitals in New York City, my passion lies in supporting children, adolescents, and families as they navigate the challenges of chronic and life-threatening illnesses, as well as grief and bereavement.
My focus is on understanding the psychological, emotional, and social impact of childhood illness, grief, pregnancy loss, fertility struggles, family discord, and adapting to life changes. This fuels my commitment to providing tailored support to individuals and families.
As a dedicated Pediatric Medical Social Worker serving esteemed hospitals in New York City, my passion lies in supporting children, adolescents, and families as they navigate the challenges of chronic and life-threatening illnesses, as well as grief and bereavement.
My focus is on understanding the psychological, emotional, and social impact of childhood illness, grief, pregnancy loss, fertility struggles, family discord, and adapting to life changes. This fuels my commitment to providing tailored support to individuals and families.
Have you been feeling riddled with grief?
I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in NY state (NY Lic. No. 009389) and I am also a National Certified Counselor. Additionally, I am a Level II Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and a Certified Grief Educator and have been working with clients who present with extensive grief and trauma. I fold in somatic work so the mind and the body are addressed
Have you been feeling riddled with grief?
I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in NY state (NY Lic. No. 009389) and I am also a National Certified Counselor. Additionally, I am a Level II Certified Clinical Trauma Professional and a Certified Grief Educator and have been working with clients who present with extensive grief and trauma. I fold in somatic work so the mind and the body are addressed
My profound understanding of grief, trauma, anxiety, and life transitions allows me to provide a supportive and empathetic space for individuals seeking healing.
For over a decade, I've dedicated myself to the field of clinical social work, accumulating a wealth of experience along the way. With compassion as my compass, I've embarked on the profound journey of guiding individuals towards emotional well-being for 12 impactful years. This endeavor has been marked by a commitment to understanding, supporting, and empowering those I serve. Each day, I draw upon my depth of knowledge and genuine empathy to facilitate positive change in the lives of others, fostering resilience and facilitating growth.
My profound understanding of grief, trauma, anxiety, and life transitions allows me to provide a supportive and empathetic space for individuals seeking healing.
For over a decade, I've dedicated myself to the field of clinical social work, accumulating a wealth of experience along the way. With compassion as my compass, I've embarked on the profound journey of guiding individuals towards emotional well-being for 12 impactful years. This endeavor has been marked by a commitment to understanding, supporting, and empowering those I serve. Each day, I draw upon my depth of knowledge and genuine empathy to facilitate positive change in the lives of others, fostering resilience and facilitating growth.
Others are in need of support around grief or working through relationship issues.
Clinically I have dealt with a wide range of mental health concerns: personal/generational trauma, stress, anxiety, depression, interpersonal issues and grief. I employ many techniques mainly utilizing a person-centered approach along with cognitive behavioral and psychodynamic modalities. Collectively we will find the approach that suit you best.
Others are in need of support around grief or working through relationship issues.
Clinically I have dealt with a wide range of mental health concerns: personal/generational trauma, stress, anxiety, depression, interpersonal issues and grief. I employ many techniques mainly utilizing a person-centered approach along with cognitive behavioral and psychodynamic modalities. Collectively we will find the approach that suit you best.
Grief is an part of life when we love others.
Asking for this kind of help can feel overwhelming, but there’s so much value in reaching out to those who can work with you in a safe, supportive environment where there’s no expectation that you’re “okay” or that you’ll heal on someone else’s timeline. I can promise that while there’s often “no way out but through,” you don’t have to go through it alone.
Grief is an part of life when we love others.
Asking for this kind of help can feel overwhelming, but there’s so much value in reaching out to those who can work with you in a safe, supportive environment where there’s no expectation that you’re “okay” or that you’ll heal on someone else’s timeline. I can promise that while there’s often “no way out but through,” you don’t have to go through it alone.
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Grief Therapists
How long does therapy take for grief?
There is no exact timeline for grief counseling. Some people may start to feel better after just a few sessions, while others may take months or longer to feel relief. Some specific approaches, including some types of CBT, may involve a set number of sessions, or therapy may be open-ended until the patient determines they are ready to wrap up. Just as there is no right or wrong way to grieve, there is no right or wrong way to seek therapy for grief.
When should you seek therapy for grief?
Many people mistakenly believe that their grief needs to be debilitating or all-encompassing to warrant therapy. This is not the case. While people who experience severe, prolonged grief—particularly those who are considering self-harm or engaging in unhealthy substance use—are especially likely to benefit from therapy, so too are people whose grief is less intense but still interfering with well-being or daily functioning. In practice, almost anyone struggling to process a loss could benefit from grief counseling.
Can grief be managed without therapy?
Oftentimes, yes. Grief is a near-universal part of being human, and many find that their grief, while profound, does not stop them from participating in day-to-day life and steadily eases over time without outside help. For others, however, the harsh pain of early grief persists for months or years or leaves them unable to function. This group is especially likely to benefit from seeing a therapist, who can guide them through their grief and help them reconnect with the world.
What happens if grief is left untreated?
Because grief does not in itself necessitate therapy, untreated grief will often resolve on its own. However, for some people—particularly those who would qualify for a diagnosis of prolonged grief disorder—untreated grief can be a source of seemingly endless pain or lead them to withdraw from the world. In such cases, treatment can be indispensable, as it can help an individual adapt to the loss and start living again.