"My clients often find themselves to be successful in many areas of their life, but still feel as though they are missing something. Sometimes in the midst of our busy lives unexpected stressors may arise that leave us feeling frustrated or helpless, old patterns of relating to others may leave us feeling stuck in our relationships, and job stress may leave us feeling overworked and yearning for a healthier work/life balance. We can work together to tailor an approach that meets your specific and unique needs."

"The decision to start therapy takes courage, and it is through courage and through a reliable therapeutic relationship that we will build your strengths, your power to heal, a sense of autonomy and control, and your own voice."

"Are you looking for strategies for resilience in uncertain times? Want to make a real different in your life? Want to understand yourself and the people in your life better, and be more effective at changing the things that need to be changed? Want to be more at peace, or deal with questions that have been nagging at you? I bring 20 years of training and experience in diverse settings to the process of making therapy work--using compassionate active listening, empathy, and a direct, common-sense approach to real-life challenges. Services are available for individuals and couples."

"Are you unhappy with your current situation, stuck in a career, a relationship, going through major changes in life, suffering from trauma or PTSD? I am here for you on the remarkable journey of recovery toward serenity, free from being ruled by negativity. I believe each individual is unique and has the capacity to use his/her inner resource to maximize strengths. I have worked with individuals of all ages from different backgrounds coping with depression, anxiety/phobia, identity issues, marital /relationship conflicts, addictions (including internet/video game addictions), career decisions, parenting, school or job related stress, cross-cultural and generational issues, etc."

"Maybe you're reading this because you're depressed, anxious or struggling with relationships. Maybe you can't explain your pain? You may be experiencing common problems that lead people towards therapy. Many people feel skeptical when it comes to seeking therapy and wonder if it can help. Therapy, at its best, is tailored to your specific needs so you can find a path to a more content and fulfilled life. Whether you know exactly what you would like to work on or you just have a vague feeling that things are not ok, therapy can help."

"I believe that each of us is endowed with a fundamental striving to grow. However, in life's journey we encounter both joy and sorrow. What is important is how we negotiate these experiences. If you are feeling undermined from negative attitudes or facing difficult challenges, help is available through a safe, in-depth psychoanalytic psychotherapy experience. We will explore the relational origins of harmful self-feelings and painful experiences to seek new pathways to enhance your sense of wellbeing. In psychotherapy, we will embark on an in-depth reflective adventure together to facilitate your growth to live a more meaningful and fulfilling life."

"Research repeatedly shows that the primary "active ingredient" in successful treatment is the client-therapist alliance. As Chief Psychologist for New York State prisons, I forged working alliances with some very difficult individuals - individuals in pain, with pasts riddled by traumatic experiences, confused and bewildered about how to grow in a grim and restrictive environment. As a therapist for Yale University students and staff, I also helped first-timers feel at home and productive in treatment. Therapy is about creating space for an exploration into what was once an adaptive coping mechanism, but has, over time, become maladaptive."

"I am committed to helping people understand themselves better so that they can make constructive changes in their lives, whether that is to feel less depressed or anxious, to establish more satisfying relationships, to stop bingeing and purging, or to function better at work. I work mainly with individual adults, including many college students. I have a doctorate in clinical psychology from Temple University, and I have a certificate in psychodynamic psychotherapy from the NYU Psychoanalytic Institute."

"I work with clients with a wide range of symptoms including anxiety, depression, PTSD, and relationship difficulties. I am committed to helping the adults, families, and couples I work with to heal from difficult life events. Along with traditional psychotherapy, I offer mind-body therapies including EMDR, Somatic Experiencing, Internal Family Systems, and integrative hypnosis. I also provide specific CBT- and mindfulness-based interventions that can be applied outside of therapy. Collaborating with my clients and remaining responsive to their changing needs, goals, and preferences is essential to my work."

"Clinical Psychologist, License in Psychoanalisis. Member of Peruvian Psychoanalitic Society, Peruvian Psychoanalitic Psychoteraphy for Children and Adolescents. Member of Latinoamerican Federation of Psychoanalist Psychoterapy and Psychoanalist Asociations.( FLAPPSIP) . Member of International Psychoanalitic Asociation (IPA). Member of Contemporary Freudian Society ( CFS) in NYC."

"Over the past 30 years, a combination of diverse experiences and extensive training have made me the therapist I am today. I have always been interested in what makes us who we are. How much is nature or nurture, what are we born with and does the environment shape us. Psychotherapy provides a safe space for people to make meaning about their lives, the choices they make in school, work and love. Therapy is a process. Though there is often no simple, quick solution, it provides a safe space to explore in-depth, emotions, thoughts and actions to bring about change."

"I have over 20 years of experience helping clients navigate difficult times, get clarity, build confidence, and move their lives forward. I am down-to-earth and have a direct, compassionate, and collaborative style. I have much experience with diverse populations and understand the importance of considering gender, sexuality, lifestyle, culture, and spirituality. I work with "the whole person", not just the part that is struggling. My style is eclectic and integrated, including cognitive behavioral therapy and insight-oriented, and utilizing what is best for you and your concerns. My approach is strength-based, active, and supportive. My clients report feeling respected, valued, and comfortable."

"I am a neuropsychologist with more than 30 years of experience, Diplomate of The American Board of Professional Psychology in Clinical Neuropsychology, and Clinical Professor in the Department of Neurology at NYU School of Medicine. I and my associates provide evaluations for a wide range of neurological, psychiatric and geriatric conditions: aging, mild cognitive impairment, Alzheimer's, traumatic brain injury, ADHD, learning disabilities, as well as forensic neuropsychological evaluations. To learn more about our clinical services, please visit www.elkhonongoldberg.com"

"If you're looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation or you're just ready to move in a new direction in your life, I look forward to working with you to achieve your goals. By applying complementary therapy approaches and techniques, we will unearth long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding you back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life."

"Beginning therapy can feel like a big step, and I am here to work collaboratively with you in an open, supportive, non-judgmental environment. Whether you are experiencing relationship, family or work issues, loss, illness or are just feeling stuck, I would like to help you to experience greater joy and fulfillment in your life."

"I am a very warm and open therapist who believes the most important aspect of therapy is forming a trusting, personal connection. I strive to create a safe, non-judgmental therapeutic environment and encourage patient collaboration as we identify treatment goals and evaluate our progress. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a graduate degree from Columbia University and post-graduate certification in Family and Couple's Therapy from the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy."

"My name is Andrew Erdman, and I provide therapy for people facing an assortment of life's challenges: relationships, work, family conflict, self-destructive or maladaptive behaviors, persistent negative thinking and low self-esteem, depression and anxiety. I find that life often presents its biggest problems when we grow out-of-touch with our internal reserves of authenticity and strength. There are many reasons why this can happen for people, and the result can be recurrent bad relationships, work dissatisfaction, family strife, painful loneliness, as well as other life problems."

"As a licensed clinical social worker who practices psychotherapy with warmth and curiosity, I help clients reflect, heal, build on their strengths, and enact positive change. I work collaboratively with clients in an open, safe environment that allows them to give voice to and explore their many parts. Over the course of treatment, they often discover new ways of relating to others and to themselves."

"In the 25 years that I have practiced as a psychoanalyst and psychotherapist in NYC, working with individuals couples and groups, I have come to appreciate that the experience of feeling understood is at the root of well-being. When a person feels deeply understood, there is an almost immediate positive effect, mitigating feelings of anxiety, depression and other painful symptoms. Once a person feels deeply understood they feel safe to explore more challenging issues."