On the outside, it looks like you’ve got it all figured out, but beneath the surface, it's getting harder and harder to keep things together. You have dreams of the life that could be, but worry, stress, and self-criticism hold you back. You do so much for your career and your relationships, but always wonder if it’s enough. You wonder if YOU are enough. You’ve probably said to yourself, “I don’t NEED therapy, but…”, or “I should be able to deal with this on my own.” Let me assure you that whatever you’re going through, not only is it okay to ask for help, but it just may be the best step you can take toward living your best life!

**My practice is full at this time. Please reach out to my practice mate, Pete Tolson to get in his schedule.** His contact information can be found on our website which is linked on this page or by using this link to his psychology today profile https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/pete-tolson-oneonta-ny/344459

I am a great listener and deeply care about our work, you, and the process. I have an integrated, balanced, approachable style. Based on many years of solid training, in my work I use a combination of psychotherapeutic modalities in a psychodynamic and interpersonal framework, that will be individualized to meet your needs. Through work that feels collaborative, I provide a safe and healthy holding environment. Together we can explore what you are experiencing, and work towards achieving your goals. Let’s find out why you may be repeating old patterns, and work together to help you find new ways of doing things.

In my practice, individuals and couples who are dealing with sexual health concerns will find a supportive, safe space to explore their thoughts and feelings. My approach is person-centered which means that I will meet each client where they are at in the counseling process and help them work toward their individual or relational goals.

With almost 25 years of experience as a mental health social worker, I offer individual, couples, family and group therapy to children, adolescents and adults. I am a trauma informed clinician with an expertise and specialty in the area of Domestic Abuse/Intimate Partner Violence, Child Abuse, Rape, Sexual Assault, family court issues (mediation) around custody/visitation. Recently trained and working towards certification in Brainspotting (www.brainspotting.com) which is a Brain-Body psychotherapy

Hey, there! Do you feel like you're drowning and have exhausted your resources in helping your child reach success? If you're interested in learning how to navigate triggers and approach parenting through connection, you are in the right place. Change IS possible and I help parents develop real-life skills that actually help their children develop self-confidence, make healthier choices, and learn to laugh again.

Everyone is faced with challenges throughout life. Whether it be a challenging relationship, life transition, trauma, loss of: dream, loved one or unnamed void, loneliness, fear, negative thought pattens... The key to overcoming them is change. The first step to change is to realize everyone needs help with life's challenges. Asking for help will be the most important step you take in your healing journey of revisioning your life. I would be happy to work with you to help you uncover your true potential, to live the life you want to celebrate ! And to witness your discovery of your happier self, your genuine self, your Best Self!

There can be much misunderstanding about what therapy is, who it is for, and how it can help. However, this is not the experience of therapy you will find at Harvest House or with me. We endeavor to make the experience of therapy always respectful, empowering, and challenging. We understand that therapists are facilitators, loaded with knowledge, training, and insight, and deeply human. Therapy is for anyone who is willing to hold themselves, their loved ones, and their own therapist accountable for their life's journey.

Graduated from Brown University in 1987, BA, Women's Studies. I have been a practicing master's level social worker for 25 years. For over 15 of those, I have been doing psychotherapy. During the last 9 years, I have worked for the well-regarded practice of Bick Wanck MD & Associates, offices in Saratoga Springs and in the Capital Region of NY. Over the years, I have worked with a broad range of clients. If you are feeling stressed, anxious, or depressed I can help. If you just want someone to talk to, I can listen. I specialize in couples counseling, chronic pain/illness, Bipolar, and issues effecting the LGBTQ community.

As a therapist, I help people come to terms with their emotions and situations that interfere with their being satisfied with who they are. I believe that most people have been traumatized by both their childhoods and the stresses of modern life. Many people are anxious, depressed, unable to be happy with their life partners, and certainly unable to cope with the illnesses that befall them. I am very successful treating couples of various persuasions who are having problems that are resolvable and individuals who need to feel more confident and less tortured. We need to talk with each other to understand what is going on.

As a therapist, I prioritize getting to know the whole person and deeply value the unique relationship that grows within the therapeutic space. I have a special interest in the Queer community and work from a feminist, body positive orientation. My experience includes an array of settings and treatment modalities from eating disorders, intimate partner violence, intensive in-home family therapy to career counseling.

I specialize in working with couples, marriages, and families. I aim to increase healthier communication, understanding and on building a stronger connection, beginning from the first therapy session. I provide psychotherapy without judgement or blame, in a supportive, empathic and caring environment. I work with individuals, couples and families of diverse backgrounds, ages and sexual orientations. I look to empower people and to help them tap into their inner resources, to develop coping strategies to manage stressful situations, and to find solutions to their relational challenges.

Have you been wanting to make meaningful changes in your life but feel hesitant to start therapy? I know how courageous making this move is, and provide a relaxed, supportive atmosphere as you explore your emotional life. I partner with you to identify your goals for personal growth. Together we create a safe space for you to clarify patterns of behavior and thinking that may be bogging you down. We can look at repeated sources of disappointment or dissatisfaction so that you can grow away from them and into a more vibrant relation to yourself, others, and the world.

This sucks, I get it. You're on here trolling psychology today profiles trying to find a friendly face and a bio that "speaks" to you. Hoping to find a glimmer of hope that makes you believe you won't feel this way forever. I understand and I'm here to help. Do you feel like you're in a slump and can't get out of it? Have you just gone through a big change in your life and don't know what to do next? Do you have a hard time saying "no" to others or ever worry you're living your life for someone else? I have your back to turn this around. I specialize in helping people live authentic lives and manage life transitions.

I am a Clinical Mental Health counselor at South Shore Psychological Care. I earned my B.A. in Fine Art and a minor in Psychology from S.U.N.Y Plattsburgh. I have spent the last ten years aiding military families by using my training in psychology throughout Europe and America. This inspired me to continue my education and complete my Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University in Missouri. I utilize Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and a Family Systems Approach to help my clients become best versions of them.

I have found that a client-centered approach works best; whatever works for you, be it career coaching, rethinking your perceptions of self and others, negotiating challenges and changes in your life through reframing those perceptions or exploring your personal history, your story, using journaling, dream analysis, mindfulness to understand your relationship patterns. My specialty now is in addressing life transitions and the feelings these changes engender. My focus is in learning to stay present, to be aware of feeling states, and to move toward clarity and forgiveness in order to reset the dynamics that surround depression, anxiety, anger, trauma.

Hello, I’m Michele D'Angelo. I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of New York, and I have been working in the mental health field for the past 10 years. In that time, I have gained experience working with clients struggling with a wide range of issues including: depression, anxiety, anger issues, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, low self-esteem, behavior issues, social skills deficits, as well as addiction and substance use issues.

The most important factor in a therapy relationship is the relationship itself. It is my task to be available, open and supportive as the person seeks to put into words what he/she is experiencing and to work through the negative effects or life experiences, as well as lifting to the fore each person's gifts, strengths and unique perspectives. It is imperative, therefore, that we establish a relationship of trust primarily by noting how past experience may have helped or hindered one's natural self-expression and ability to actualize one's true self.

*not accepting new clients at this time* Engaging in therapy can mean many different things, but more than anything, it the shared creation of a safe space for support. I work with my clients on building a space where one can truly feel seen and cared for, in order to identify unmet needs and create a better life for oneself. I primarily work with individuals on managing stress and anxiety in work and relationships, as well as learning to understand challenging thoughts, feelings, and improving overall lifestyle choices.

I specialize in working with emerging & young adults, young professionals, adoptees of all ages & their families, and those seeking culturally responsive services. I support individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, life changes/transitions, stress, trauma, relationship issues, self-esteem, and identity work. In therapy, you can expect me to provide both empathy and practicality in an environment free of judgement with the aim of not only gaining new insight, but developing new & healthy ways of meeting goals and relating to oneself and to others.