Family Therapy in Lake George, NY

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with 50 years of life experience and over 20 years of medical experience. I have always had compassion for people and a desire to help others. I am personable, genuine, and laid-back. I am known to those around me as the enthusiastic but warm personality that makes it easy to talk about anything, which makes me a pretty good fit to be a therapist.

As life’s stressors being to build coping on your own can become challenging. Without proper support stress related to relationships, job/school issues, family and financial obligations can negatively impact your emotional wellbeing. In therapy, you can learn effective approaches to coping, support processing your emotions, help solving problems and making healthy decisions for yourself and your family. Children and teens struggling with peer, academic, behavioral or self-esteem issues can learn social, emotional and educational skills which can facilitate better success and a more positive self-image.

With Grace Mental Health Counseling (formerly Edwards Mental Health) is a group practice with locations in Clifton Park, Saratoga Springs and a new location in Queensbury, NY (now booking new clients for our Queensbury opening in December 2022). We offer well-trained, professional and welcoming therapists in a relaxing setting that is the ideal environment for your healing journey. Our clients report that they feel respected, heard, and valued throughout their work with us.

Hello. I am an experienced clinician bringing support and compassion into the counseling relationship. Together we can find solutions to help you feel better.

Angeline Heber Doty, LMHC, provides psychotherapy out of the office of the Celtic Counseling Center. She works with individuals and couples to: manage stress, overcome anxiety and depression, to cope with loss; recover from traumatic experiences; improve self-esteem and eliminate self-defeating behaviors and thoughts. Additionally, she aims to enhance personal growth and instill empowerment and resiliency. Her goals are to assist individuals, couples and families address problematic patterns of behavior and thoughts and to move towards their desired goals and overall wellness.

I have experience working with clients with career stress, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and relationship issues. With the help of a therapist, my goal for my clients is to work through their challenges and feel more well-equipped to handle life's struggles in and outside of sessions. I want my clients to walk away from sessions feeling like they have learned something about themselves that will help them throughout life.

NY Licensed/seeking clients via Telehealth (Headway): in-network with AETNA, (BC/BS pending), CIGNA, OSCAR, OXFORD, UNITED. I have worked with all racial/ethnic groups, including American Natives, lifelong residents of a busy East coast metropolis and others who live in the rural Southwest, teens through the elderly. I have extensive experience diagnosing and treating individuals with ADHD, addictions, and Autism. I have gained the trust of many active duty military and veterans, as well as first responders. I am not easily scared off by extensive trauma and my toolbox includes EMDR, EFT/Tapping, CBT and Mindfulness Techniques.

I am a New York State licensed Mental Health Counselor. I have worked in the mental health field in various capacities for the past 16 years. I have experience working with individuals of all ages including, children, adults, couples and families with a wide variety of challenges and symptoms. I have knowledge and experience working with depression, anxiety, self-esteem, communication skills, self-empowerment, parenting issues, substance abuse, legal concerns, grief and loss, health related challenges, and child welfare. I also have significant background in coordinating care with community-based resources.

I have a motto I try to live by which is "Pain is real, suffering is optional". I try to frame this concept with every new person I see. We all get pain, no one gets a pass on this. Some pain is of our own doing. Other pain just comes to us without doing anything. I try to help people recognize what pain they may be harboring and help them learn how to turn down the intensity of their suffering. I love to see individuals discover new ways of coping, thinking, and behaving to improve and most importantly empower themselves.