Therapists in 10027

Welcome to my profile, and thank you for taking the time to read it. If you're feeling stuck or overwhelmed by your thoughts and emotions, I'm here to help. I specialize in working with adults who were raised by emotionally immature or personality disordered parents, guiding them on a journey to understand their complex feelings and cultivate a strong sense of self-trust. Additionally, I have experience assisting transgender individuals, navigating relationship concerns, facilitating multiracial identity development, and supporting clients dealing with depression.

Many of my clients struggle in relationships with themselves, family, partners, events from their past, or with certain habits. I often find that at the core of these struggles is the basic need to be understood and accepted. My approach to therapy is collaborative and you-centered; I strive to create a space that invites exploration and curiosity, rather than criticism and shame. With therapy, you'll begin to see yourself and others with less negative, isolating emotions, and in a more balanced and compassionate light.

Currently providing telehealth sessions only. Are you dealing with stress and anxiety? Do you find yourself overwhelmed with daily life challenges and transitions? Relationship issues? Conflict at work? Are you searching for a sense of peace that seems to be missing in your life?

Therapy provides opportunities for liberation - for understanding what the narrative in your life has been in order to realize what it could be. With curiosity and gentleness, we will explore experiences, relationships, patterns, and parts of your identity that feel limiting. I believe healing comes when you view yourself not as someone who needs fixing, but as someone who is complex and ever-changing and has continued to persist despite the messiness, conflict, and struggle life brings. I value transparency and see my role as that of a witness and guide as we create a space of validation, honesty, warmth, partnership, and growth.

Hello, seeking therapy is a considerable step toward self-care and designing a satisfying life. Have you asked yourself why you repeat old behavioral patterns? Have you wondered how to improve relationships with others or seek to be more effective in meeting your family and career goals? Together, we can identify your triggers and develop strategies to overcome them. Don't let past experiences hold you back from living your best life. In the context of our therapeutic relationship, we can reduce your stress reactions, and identify tools to build stronger connections with others.

Balance is the key to life..... with that being said let’s work together to navigate your life’s journey from a holistic standpoint: examining thoughts, actions and self talk. Have you been experiencing limiting beliefs, anxiety, stress, childhood trauma, generational traits / habits, depression, melancholy, feeling stuck, or really just seeking direction? Let’s talk... contact me for a compassionate listener with great insight, understanding, problem solving, skills and techniques to assist you to unlock mental prisms and move forward in your life’s journey with clarity. I am here to help you. Take the 1st step and contact me now.

I will provide a safe space for therapy utilizing cultural humility and person centered practices. I always take time to get to know clients and uses an approach that is well suited to their need. I will both challenge my clients and affirm them to help build insight and uncover ongoing patterns that are impacting their lives.

Hi! I am Linda Edwards. I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor. I work with adults and couples with various challenges such as: addiction recovery, depression, anxiety, grief, and trauma. I utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, Psychodynamic Therapy and Brief Solution Focused Therapy to assist the client with these challenges, identify triggers, and explore the potential for solutions.

I seek to create an affirming, supportive space to explore raw emotions without judgment. My aim is to guide you on your journey of self-awareness so that you can make informed decisions about your life. I have specialized training in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing, which I combine with other modalities to help clients actualize a deeper sense of self-awareness. I practice from a trauma-informed perspective and racial equity lens, and understand that each client is an intersection of the various identities they are balancing (e.g. race, gender, sexuality, culture).

We are all deserving of compassionate support. As a therapist who believes in the power of healing and growth, I am here to walk alongside you. I specialize in treating anxiety, mood disorders and trauma across the lifespan. I have particular interest in supporting parents of children presenting with behavioral challenges, as well as teens, young adults and adults experiencing life transitions and resulting emotional challenges. I am a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) trained at Columbia University and bring over 14 years of expertise and knowledge to my practice.

My goal is to create a safe, non-judgmental, and empowering space for people to explore the depths of their emotions, thoughts and feelings. Using supportive reflection and a strengths-based perspective, I approach each situation with empathy.

Whether it’s grief and loss, transitions or ruptures in relationships, work stress or navigating your career, the mounting overwhelm of life can have a way of making us feel isolated and untethered. However, just because life can feel that way doesn’t mean it has to stay that way. Together, we can work to alleviate the impact from life stressors, untangle confusing thoughts and feelings, and chart your path forward.

I work with adults and teens seeking support in navigating depression, anxiety, complex trauma, experiences of interpersonal and/or systemic violence, grief, relational difficulties, chronic illness/disability, neurodivergence, and identity exploration. I am particularly passionate about working with queer and trans folks, sexual trauma survivors, activists, organizers, artists, writers, educators, healers, and anyone who struggles to feel safe or at home in their bodies.

Noam Schneck, PhD, is a New York State licensed clinical psychologist and an assistant professor of psychology at Columbia University in the Department of Psychiatry. Dr. Schneck provides psychological treatments utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy, insight oriented therapy and mindfulness approaches within the context of a warm and caring relationship. His research work investigates the processes by which unwanted and painful thoughts come to mind and influence behavior and life functioning. He has a wide array of experience treating children, pre-adolescents, teenagers and adults.

Combining a decade's worth of experience in public health, reproductive health, sexuality education, and community organizing, I prioritize equity and the human experience in my work with all clients. I operate from an approach where dignity and compassion are paramount to the emotional space I hold for others. My specialty lies in creating a safe space for my clients to process difficult emotions accompanying various life experiences, especially experiences that metabolize into a hectic inner and outer world.

Life as a Black girl is nothing short of magical. However, life transitions, societal pressures, and oftentimes, the desire to "have it all together" can throw us off our square. Giving too much of our "magic" or disbursing it in the wrong places can leave us emotionally burnt out and seeking answers externally when the key to change is within. In session, we work to uncover those belief systems and generational traumas that may keep you stuck in a loop. We address patterns of self-sabotage, setting boundaries, and overall coping to strengthen your sense of self and improve your relationships with others.

I believe that the client's experience, both in and out of the therapy room, is most important in a helping relationship. When working with me, you can expect an active and caring therapeutic approach that is centered around exploration and collaboration. I incorporate both cognitive and emotion focused approaches in my work and help you to examine patterns, behaviors, and processes that may no longer be useful. I also specialize in couples therapy and use a process oriented approach that is focused on understanding communication patterns, increasing emotional harmony, and overall relational satisfaction.

I am passionate about supporting my clients in creating a stronger sense of self. You may find that your choices or behaviors aren't in accordance with your goals and you often feel regret, shame, and worry. Even when you’ve taken the time to sift through societal messages and make decisions based on what feels most authentic, it can still be difficult to stand firm in this while navigating family, relationships, and careers. My work is to validate, affirm, and guide you in gaining deeper understanding of what you value and radiating who you are through action and being.

If you're navigating the complexities of identity, facing anxiety or depression, or seeking a deeper understanding of yourself in a world that often feels limiting, you're not alone. My ideal clients are individuals at the intersections of LGBTQ+ identities, racial and cultural backgrounds, facing unique stressors and challenges. They're looking for a space where they're seen, heard, and understood—where their identity is validated and their experiences are acknowledged. They aspire to heal, grow, and find balance in their lives, seeking empowerment to live authentically and fully.