Asperger's Syndrome Therapists in New York, NY

I've been working for 32 years helping people develop confidence and the capabilities for personal and profession growth, and for fulfilling relationships. I'm a "Relational" psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapist and psychoanalyst but draw from CBT and solution based therapies as well. I work with individuals and couples from all walks of life and from a wide range of professions. In a safe setting I focus on self-development, communication, and emphasize finding your voice. There isn't a single therapy style for everyone. Together, with your input, I try to create a therapeutic approach suited to your individual needs.

The Sachs Center is a full service boutique practice on Manhattan's Upper West Side, focused on the testing & treatment of ADD/ADHD & Aspergers in children, teens and adults. We go beyond labels, taking a holistic, person-centered approach to treatment. We don't see you or your loved one as a diagnosis or set of symptoms, but as a individual with unique strengths and weaknesses. Our treatment is "big picture" and focused on the whole person. One magic pill does not cure ADD/ADHD. That is why we offer therapy, ADD Coaching, groups, neurofeedback, nutritional, organizational coaching and medication.

I work with individuals feeling anxiety or depression in regard to their relationships and careers. Making choices is difficult at all stages of life for fear of "getting it wrong." With insight and modification, we can make choices with confidence. When it comes to personal and occupational relationships, we may struggle with communication, boundaries, setting limits, and voicing needs. I help my clients improve in these areas. We thoroughly evaluate communication and conflicts with others to improve effectiveness, self esteem, and esteem from others in personal relationships and at work.

My passion is to work with autistic and neurodivergent individuals. Living as a neurodivergent individual, it’s frustrating how often the systems that autistic and neurodivergent people interact with are not trained in working with folks like us. After being diagnosed with ADHD, I made it a priority to learn more about neurodivergent conditions to contextualize my own experiences, and better help others like me. I have worked in multiple settings with neurodivergent individuals, including crisis response and outpatient therapy.

I have honed my skills to focus more toward treatment and support of neurodivergent individuals. This passion developed due to my work in various agencies and educational systems where neurodivergent individuals were underserved due to lack of knowledge and a lack of understanding on how to support their individual needs.I myself rage against the “norms” of society and feel neurodivergent individuals are often faced with criticism for being different, too often bombarded with people pointing out deficits as opposed to the amazing benefits and strengths of seeing and approaching the world in a unique way.

As a late-diagnosed autistic woman, I have firsthand experience with the struggles shared by many on the spectrum—sensory overload, communication differences, social confusion, and the pressure to appear “normal”. I’m eager to develop supportive, therapeutic relationships with fellow neurodiverse folks, informed by my personal experience and clinical training, in solidarity and with respect for the diverse collective.

I specialize in providing support to individuals with Autism, neurodivergence, and those with anxiety, depression, and social difficulties. My commitment is to empower the people I work with to cultivate healthy & enriching lives. I offer a range of services, including psychotherapy for both individuals and families, as well as psychological and diagnostic assessments for children, teenagers, and adults. I also conduct assessments for Autism in adults. In my practice, I employ a personalized and collaborative approach. Using a cognitive-behavioral framework, my aim is to help clients develop a deeper self-awareness and peace.

I work in private practice and see individuals with many different needs, but my main area of expertise lies in treating teens and adults with autism (previously known as Asperger Syndrome (AS). Many of my autistic clients share characteristics with my "neurotypical" clients. Who hasn't fumbled when speaking to a potential friend or date? Have you ever been told that you misinterpreted something someone said? For individuals with autism, this happens all the time, and most "neurotypicals" can empathize with that.

I believe therapy should be active, challenging, engaging, and at times even fun. I will create a non-judgmental, compassionate, and collaborative therapy environment and take a hands-on approach. I specialize in anxiety, depression, panic, and OCD and am committed to providing culturally responsive and neurodivergent-affirming care to individuals of all ages and their families. I have received intensive DBT training and often incorporate this into my work. Using a solutions-oriented approach to therapy, we will work together to come up with a therapy plan that meets your unique needs and helps you best express your authentic self.

I am a New York based Clinical Psychologist with a strong background in education, psychological assessment, and child development. I obtained my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the Derner Institute at Adelphi University. My clinical experience includes childhood developmental disorders, autism, learning disabilities, and social-emotional disorders.

I believe that every individual has the ability to overcome and conquer obstacles placed in their path. My creative client-centered and strengths-based approach allows me to tap in to my clients' Hidden Abilities. I specialize in working with adolescents, young adults, adults and families who struggle with high functioning Autism. Additionally, I work with clients who exhibit Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, and social skill deficits. Together, we will take positive steps forward to better understand and address everyday obstacles that you or your child face.

Expert Autism and Psychological Services in New York City Dr. Voulgarakis, a renowned clinical psychologist based in NYC, specializes in comprehensive psychological and neuropsychological assessments catering to a diverse age range from young children to adults. Our practice is uniquely poised to address the complex needs of individuals with Autism, ADHD, Personality Disorders, Mood Disorders, and offer specialized support through Tele-health for residents of New York and California. We provide thorough and specialized evaluations required for the OPWDD.

Someday I'd like to write about "Living Fully and Meaningfully When Times Are Hard". Meanwhile, I am committed to providing a therapeutic relationship that helps people find resilience in themselves to do that. Times are hard for many reasons: relational, financial, vocational, or physiology that stops us: anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder or ADD. I treat adults, couples, adolescents, and children with a soft spot in my heart, and clinical expertise, for young children and parents with attachment, relational, communication, regulatory, separation and self esteem issues. Things can change. Through work that uses relational talk therapy, mindfulness, problem solving and trauma based strategies.

I provide supportive clinical modalities, CBT, interpersonal, insight oriented therapy for people who struggle with relational and professional conflicts, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, lack of confidence and inadequacy. I focus on helping people to overcome post-traumatic feelings, become stronger and happier, growing and reaching her/his potentials. I like working with artists, writers and creative people who are trying to find a direction in life. I am proud of success stories of individuals whose obstacle in functioning was Asperger's D/O. I like working with multicultural and gay community.

Clinical psychologist and native NYer located in north BK. I know how hard it is to find an active and mindful therapist who truly appreciates your troubles and your strengths, and who can also help you make effective life changes. Based upon your needs, I work to get you unstuck and feeling empowered, resilient, healthy and strong. My integrative style is effective for adults and couples coping with neurodivergence, relationship and identity issues, difficult life circumstances, alt and non-traditional lifestyles, transitions, and familial difficulties. While I may not be accepting new clients, my practice is! bkintegrative.com

If you have a "challenging" child (e.g., defiant, strong-willed, sensitive, ADHD, explosive) you need support. I train parents to raise their child(ren) without yelling, shame, blame, bribes or threats – even if they are stuck in these cycles right now. Having a difficult child makes parenting harder than usual, but you can learn how to get your whole family to thrive, not just survive. I know you want positive, loving bonds with your kids for life - let's get started! To book a free consult visit: www.lainelipsky.com/call

I am a clinical psychologist and board certified behavior analyst (BCBA) specializing in the assessment and treatment of individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other neurodevelopmental conditions (ADHD, intellectual disability, learning disorders). I have worked professionally with people with developmental disabilities for almost 15 years and am very dedicated to this special group! I also have extensive experience using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to treat individuals with anxiety, depression, adjustment disorders, and other concerns.

Dr. Tamar Z. Kahane, is a highly experienced licensed clinical psychologist with a specialty in children and adolescents. She received her Bachelors from Columbia University and her doctorate from Yeshiva University. She is the founder and clinical director of The Kahane Center, LLC an integrated mental health center providing comprehensive psychological services.

I have dedicated my career to making a positive impact on the lives of children, adolescents, adults, and their families. Through my diverse work experience, first as a special education teacher and now as psychotherapist I have witnessed first hand the struggles of families and individuals of all ages, facing a wide array of issues including, among others, depression, anxiety, ADHD and substance abuse. Through counseling, I work together with clients to identify and understand the source and nature of the challenges they face and to help them formulate effective solutions to such challenges.