Adults Therapists in 10018

Chris Love (he/him) is a Licensed Master Social Worker having earned his degree from Stony Brook University School of Social Welfare. Chris has extensive experience working with adults, adolescents, couples and families. He utilizes an eclectic, client centered, collaborative approach applying a unique mix of evidenced base practices specifically formulated to meet each client’s particular needs. His expertise include treating clients with anxiety, depression, panic attacks, PTSD, complex trauma, self-esteem, anger management, addiction, eating disorders, grief, and interpersonal/relationship issues. Additionally, Chris has worked e

I believe that therapy is about meaningful change. I work collaboratively with individuals in a safe and empathic environment to foster self-exploration and growth. I use a variety of techniques to help reduce stress, navigate life transitions and challenges, and build more healthy and rewarding relationships. My goal is to derive a deeper understanding of life, while fostering emotional resilience and finding genuine connection with others.

I am a licensed clinical social worker who works with adults of all ages in individual psychotherapy. I often work with patients navigating adapting to change, breaking ineffective habits, family dynamics, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, and relationship difficulties. My approach is psychoanalytic, cognitive and behavioral for a truly integrative approach. I will help you to understand your past and recognize current patterns and behaviors that may no longer serve you. In addition, I have a solidly strength-based perspective to help empower you to utilize the strengths you already have.

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 works with adults in individual psychotherapy. I have experience working with a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, grief, substance abuse, disordered eating, and life stress. Whatever you may be facing, my goal as your therapist is to accurately understand you, your unique strengths and goals, and to explore what is at the heart of your challenges. I would also seek to build an authentic, caring, and supportive relationship within which you feel heard and safe. From this foundation my approach to psychotherapy will be tailored to you and your unique needs.

I strive to create a safe and productive space in which you can comfortably share your struggles, be it depression, anxiety, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, past trauma, relationship issues or discomfort of any kind. I am an active and directive participant in the therapeutic process. No matter where in your life you are struggling, together we will establish goals and achieve results. With compassion, experience, skill, and a bit of humor, I aim to help my clients get out of their own way, strengthen their ability to cope, and achieve greater satisfaction with their life and relationships.

Brickell Quarles, Ph.D is a licensed Psychologist who holds Masters Degrees in Psychology, Theology and Biology, and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. Dr. Quarles worked as part of the Clinical Team at Rikers Island Correctional Facility at the Robert N. Davoren Center (RNDC) for 17 years as the Associate Director of Mental Health. She opened the Harlem-based mental health clinic, Phoenix Psychological Services, PC in 2017. The clinic services adults, children and families suffering from a variety of mental health issues, and is staffed by culturally competent providers dedicated to meeting each patient’s mental health needs.

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.

Managing stress, emotions, and challenges becomes more manageable when you can develop the tools, insights, and confidence to move forward. Melissa is committed to supporting the change and growth you seek to develop for your life by helping you build on the strengths you already have and to discover new tools to achieve your goals.

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.

I provide individual psychotherapy to adults struggling with anxiety, depression, transitions, identity, loss, self-esteem, and relationships. I believe understanding, instead of hiding from fear and shame, provides self-acceptance and consequently relief. The ultimate goal is for you to feel empowered and free to create the life you want. My work is anti-racist, sex-positive, body-positive, poly/CNM affirming, gender affirming, feminist, and culturally responsive.

Working with children, adults and families I am committed to foster a collaborative process tailored to fit your needs and style. I will help you work through challenges of coping with distressing emotions, difficulties in relationships, issues of transitions, identity development, and cultural diversity. I am also experienced working with those who struggle with suicidal thoughts and self-harm behaviors. I would like to be your guide as we work together to uncover the happiest version of yourself, your child, or your family — and help you to become it. All while developing the strength and flexibility of your mind.

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 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.

Sometimes you know exactly what the problem might be, and other times it feels more confusing and elusive. I specialize in working with preteens, teens, and young adults in exploring, making sense of, and moving through their beautifully complex internal worlds. I believe that past experiences and relationships have a profound impact on how we see the world and move through it. Using a variety of effective treatment approaches tailored to each unique individual, we will explore how your lens has helped protect you in the past while also identifying new ways the pattern can be shifted to better serve you moving forward.

To create a safe space, Cheryl adheres to person-centered core values and attitudes including unconditional positive regard for the client, and a multicultural/LGBTQ+ affirmative approach to counseling. As a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional-II, Cheryl is particularly attuned to providing trauma-informed care for clients. Cheryl uses integrative treatment modalities adapted to the goals of the client, which may include Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and EMDR.

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.

Greetings. I am a warm, astute, and engaged Postdoctoral Psychologist, who is committed to providing you with a safe and compassionate space in which to take on life’s challenges and overcome barriers to a fuller, more engaged, and rewarding life. I work with adolescents and adults suffering from depression, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, grief, general discontent, as well as work and academic distress. I am also well trained in working with trauma (early abuse and neglect), and relationship struggles (work, family and romantic).

I am passionate about working with adolescents, adults, and their families/support systems. I have particular specialties using research-based practices to work with individuals struggling with Anxiety Disorders and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. In addition to those specialties, I support clients through a wide range of challenges including, depression, stress management, life transitions, and career and academic stress.