Therapists in New York, NY

Are you are experiencing pain and suffering associated with life transitions? Developmental hurdles? Divorce? Illness? Grief? Job Stress? Aging? Through a client-centered approach, I would work with you to clarify your goals such as reduced suffering and pain, increased capacity to make healthy choices, to generate well-being and vital productive engagement in life. We would work together to help you access inner resources and develop action-strategies to attain these goals. Job stress during these difficult financial times create potential crises for you and your loved ones. Your need for flexible fee arrangements will be taken into consideration.

Do you feel hopelessly stuck, alienated, lost, confused, self - conscious, anxious, or weird? My specialty is working with people who are searching for meaningful connections but instead have all but given up hope that they can attain this goal. My aim is to help you answer the biggest questions of your life: who am I, what do I really want, and how best to achieve my aims and enjoy them. In this connection I will be your guide in a collaborative trip into your inner space enabling you to connect with your personal creative process.

Asking for help is an act of courage; it is one of the bravest things you can do. As an eclectic therapist, Molly primarily draws from psychodynamic, relational, cognitive behavioral, and humanistic theory to provide an inclusive, affirming, trauma-sensitive space for individuals to engage in healing and self-exploration. Molly has experience working in inpatient and outpatient settings with adults battling challenges including PTSD/complex trauma, domestic/intimate partner violence, mood disorders, LGBTQIA+ issues, personality disorders, and perinatal mental health.

We provide counseling and auxiliary services to seniors, the disabled, caregivers, and their families. ISS is committed to helping our clients develop the coping skills necessary to function at one's maximum ability by providing in-home counseling services. Through therapy, our counselors help clients find renewed enjoyment in life and increased emotional well-being. Counseling may also ameliorate the behavioral problems that come with chronic ailments, such as Alzheimer's disease. By addressing the mental health needs of seniors, the disabled, and caregivers, counseling can help lessen the frequency of hospitalization and enhance one's social life.

Morgan’s theoretical orientation is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with components deriving from her experience in Motivational Interviewing and Functional Family Therapy. Morgan brings empathy and enthusiasm to sessions, which she thinks has a positive influence on the therapeutic relationship. Morgan believes it is critical to have an individualized, multicultural, and strength-based approach while working collaboratively with the client to ensure effectiveness of treatment.

Danielle’s therapeutic approach is an eclectic application of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy along with principles of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Person-Centered Therapy. She holds the deep belief that each client is the expert in their own experience, and offers genuine, empathetic listening with firm, supportive guidance. Danielle believes that providing clients with tangible homework and skills to implement outside of sessions is a central factor in facilitating positive outcomes. She utilizes personable interactions and humor to strengthen rapport with each client, providing an individualized connection with each client.

In my experience, people who come to see me want help having more satisfying relationships and more fulfilling lives. They often want to know themselves better, or to get relief from troubling conditions such as depression and anxiety. I create a safe and empathic environment in which to address these concerns.

Caitlin draws from an eclectic blend of therapeutic techniques to meet her client’s needs. She uses person-centered, psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and mindfulness approaches in her work. She believes in nurturing the mind, body, and spirit and takes a holistic, intersectional approach in the work. She strives to offer a safe space to be curious together about patterns that impact client wellbeing. Caitlin has experience working with individuals dealing with life transitions, stress, self-esteem, relationship issues, LGBTQ issues, grief, trauma/PTSD, anxiety, and depression.

Life gives us challenges. These challenges can include anxiety, depression, difficulties in relationships, or just feeling stuck in life. However, we do not have to face these challenges alone. Through collaboration, we together can create an individualized and comprehensive plan to help you create an identity of your own, integrate positive practices into your daily interactions, and grow to live a happy and healthy life. email address:hcohn144@aol.com 917 414 7949 Mailing address United States P.O. Box 150294 Kew Gardens, New York 11415

I have nearly 50 years experience as a Clinical psychologist and am Professor Emeritus at Adelphi University. For the past two years, I have been exclusively a Telehealth provider through Zoom. If you struggle with anxiety and/or PTSD, depression, sexual difficulties, marriage or relational problems, let me help you. If you are a member of emergency or law enforcement services or the military, I am familiar with the cultures and can help you. I have treated all sorts of NYC employees and administrators. I am a member of virtually all the major managed care provider panels. I look forward to your call.

My personal and professional understanding is that most people struggle with their decision to pursue psychotherapy. I understand the courage associated with your decision to see me today. Therefore, I would like to tell you about my training and my approach to psychotherapy. I am a New York State licensed psychotherapist and adjunct faculty at New York University. I hold a master's degree in clinical social work from Smith College School for School for Social Work.

Kristjana adopts an eclectic approach rooted in the belief that every client has the ability to grow in their lives. Kristjana’s therapeutic style draws from psychodynamic, person-centered, multicultural, and feminist approaches. She recognizes the importance of acknowledging the diversity of her clients including all of their identities and provides a safe space for the exploration of these identities. She infuses her sense of humor, sarcasm, curiosity, and genuine empathy into the therapeutic relationship.

I am an experienced, well-trained psychotherapist. I help patients to feel in control of their lives through self-awareness. My ability to provide a warm, safe environment allows patients to gain insight into themselves, thereby improving the quality of their relationship with others. I have 30+ years of practice and have graduated from training institutes in both psychoanalytic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.

I love working with people interested in improving and understanding their impact on their relationships to both themselves and others. Included would be issues of self esteem; relationships with family members; interactions in the workplace and social areas in which they find themselves.

Steve uses an integrative approach to best tailor to his clients individual needs, goals, and expectations. Techniques vary with a focus around CBT, a person-centered approach, and REBT. He also utilizes a Positive Confrontational approach, where he therapeutically challenges and confronts clients' negative perceptions, beliefs, assumptions, and automatic thoughts. Steve works with clients from all backgrounds on issues including substance abuse, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, personality disorders, and chronic pain.

Nandini operates from an anti-oppression lens honoring the intersecting identities clients hold, centering autonomy and self-determination. Although holistic, her approach contextualizes each client’s wellbeing within the unique systems (i.e. political, familial, etc.) they navigate. Her eclectic and non-hierarchical orientation draws from feminist-multicultural, person-centered, trauma-informed, and psychodynamic modalities. By centering compassion and non-judgement, Nandini hopes to support the client’s pursuit toward healing, happiness, and ultimately, freedom.

Together, we work to create a calm, safe, non-judgmental atmosphere that allows you the freedom to express yourself. It's not always easy to speak about problems or painful pasts or even, at times, current situations. However, careful, empathetic listening and gentle inquiry make it possible to begin to explore behaviors and feelings and eventually to gain insights that facilitate changes.

Brianna utilizes a holistic and eclectic approach in her practice by tuning into the mind and body through cognitive, psychodynamic, multicultural, and feminist therapies, as well as incorporating mindfulness and breathwork techniques. We will collaborate to tailor an approach that best fits you in a nonjudgmental environment where you feel supported and encouraged to step into your vulnerability and talk about challenging topics.

Tashay's therapy style includes establishing a therapeutic relationship by providing a safe, empathetic, accepting and nonjudgmental space. By gently challenging you along with providing compassion, together she will change behavioral patterns and develop coping skills to reach your full potential. Tashay's therapy sessions tend to include trauma-informed techniques, psychodynamic, internal family systems, collaboration, humor, and exploring the impact of your thoughts, feelings, and emotions.