Therapists in Valley Cottage, NY

I have extensive years of clinical experiences working with individuals with various emotional struggles with depression, anxiety, traumatic life events, and/or relationship problems. I am committed to helping people recognize their own strengths and find solutions to problems. As a bilingual clinician, fluent in Korean and English, my special interest is to work with immigrant families, assisting with their adjustments in a new country dealing with cultural differences and generational conflicts within family systems. I also would like to help military personnel and their families.

I work with children, adolescents, and adults with a wide range of psychological and interpersonal challenges in life, such as mood disorders, anxiety disorders, trauma, life transition, relationship problems, and developmental disorders. I believe that psychotherapy is a process in which client and therapist collaborate in order to help client to improve self-understanding, overcome painful emotions, and discover new and widened perspectives about himself/herself, others, and life. I facilitate client's discovery and development of balanced and integrated personality so that he/she can transcend his/her psychological conflicts.

We all experience personal challenges and issues in our lives. Anyone who is struggling with a personal concern can seek counseling. We are made to enjoy relationships with people around us. When a relationship suffers, it can bring sadness, distress and pain. Emptiness and void can arise, and it may lead to deeper confusion. No issue is too big or too small to ask for support. You don't need to handle it all alone. I can have you, receive help, and claim fullness of your life.

안녕하세요! Hi, I'm Julia! I'm an Asian American therapist based in NYC! I hold years of experience successfully working with teens, adults, and young professionals who are struggling with relational issues (codependency & turbulent relational patterns), ADHD, understanding transgenerational trauma, family dynamics, cultural identity, depression, and anxiety. I utilize creative, holistic evidence-based psychotherapy to help people feel more whole, resilient and joyful. Working with me will be a creative collaboration with a goal of helping you heal and live in a way aligned with your needs, wants, and life goals. :-)

Hola Hola. My name is Jean Carlos Osorio and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 15 years of professional experience and I am also the Founder/Clinical Director of Minds Together, LCSW.P.C. A private group outpatient mental health clinic that provides individual/couple and group therapeutic services in three different locations in Queens, Ny. We have our offices in Astoria, Forest Hills and Jackson Heights. We accept most Medicaid/Commercial insurance plans and provide out of network services. We provide face to face and Telehealth services.

I want to help you feel more okay and be more equipped to navigate current challenges and stay in connection by tending to the source of your triggers, symptoms, and emotional pain that makes reality harder for you. Our subconscious inner world organizes itself around pain, and it will get creative to keep us away from overwhelming, scary, and alone experiences we have lived through. I’ll make invitations that could expand your capacity to be with hard things while feeling rooted in curiosity and compassion. When our wounds feel deeply understood by us, they transform into inner wisdom and we feel true belonging within ourselves.

Do you feel overwhelmed or insecure? Do you struggle with repeating patterns of negative emotions and relationships? Are you stuck with past and current trauma and utilizing unhealthy means to cope? Do you over-manage yourself or surroundings to have a sense of control? I specialize in helping teens and adults with anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, eating disorders, LGBTQ+ issues, work stress, cross-cultural issues, couples, family, and other interpersonal issues. My work emphasizes helping clients understand and overcome their internal blockages, and gain empowerment to make intentional and impactful choices in life.

I work with families, couples, and individuals navigating the intricate realms of anxiety, depression, and relational dynamics. I am trauma-focused and collaborate with clients facing various crises and life transitions. My focus extends to those seeking support in the face of religious and family trauma, with a keen understanding of the unique challenges faced by Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI).

I enjoy working with college and graduate students and adults who are interested in exploring their identity, purpose and life. I specialize in Asian and Asian American, transracial adoptees, and LGBTQ clients. I also enjoy working with creative people, including writers and artists. Their issues, needs and goals might include academic struggles, career decisions, family and relationship issues, as well as immigration and assimilation concerns. My clients typically seek therapy to find relief from anxiety, depression, relationship stress, trauma and work block.

Zixuan's therapeutic approach combines person-centered, psychodynamic, and family therapies, continually evolving through her experiences. She is dedicated to creating a safe, nurturing environment where clients are fully seen, heard, and valued. She aims to embark on a journey with clients to uncover new insights and perspectives, facilitating personal growth and positive change, while attentively addressing individual needs and offering customized support.

Dr. Kim is a licensed psychoanalyst, a certified therapist, and a certified spiritual counselor. Besides his psychoanalytic background, Dr. Kim also was trained intensively in living Jesuit life over thirty six years. From his psychoanalytic teachings at training Institutes and from his active Jesuit life, Dr. Kim learned the fundamental queries of clinical and existential pangs in life. Depression is the most unendurable medical and emotional pain one can experience. Depression is the core symptom seating behind all the mental, emotional, physical, and existential diseases.

Diane Park is a Licensed Master Social Worker (Licensed in NY and NJ) who employs a diverse range of therapeutic modalities to provide comprehensive support to her clients, including Psychodynamic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy, and Internal Family Systems.

Tina Joen, MFT-LP holds a Master’s Degree from Alliance University. Embracing the belief that family dynamics and patterns intricately shape individual experiences, Tina approaches her practice with a focus on the interconnected set of relationships that define each client’s journey.

Family Addiction Specialist is a boutique concierge practice in New York, NY (with offices in Midtown Manhattan or Brooklyn Heights, as well as an undisclosed office in the Upper East Side to ensure the highest level of privacy) where high-net-worth clients and their families struggling with substance use disorders, behavioral addictions, depression, anxiety, insomnia, complex family dynamics and conflicts, and other emotional and life issues receive impeccable support and guidance. In addition to talk therapy, the firm also utilizes coaching, hypnotherapy and Neurolinguistic Programing when deemed to be appropriate and beneficial.

You are looking to better understand how your intersecting identities (racial, gender, sexuality, etc) & oppressive systems (racism, patriarchy, capitalism, etc) impact your daily lived experiences. You want to, in a safe space, heal and address traumas that stayed with you. You are interested in learning what narratives are limiting your growth, and in replacing them with liberating, nurturing beliefs about yourself. I work closely with members from the BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and other oppressed communities. I have extensive experience supporting folks working through cultural, generational, and other differences/gaps with loved ones.

Specialties: Trauma, PTSD, ADHD, OCD, ODD, BPD, Relationships Issues, Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Parenting, Self-Esteem Issues, Anger Management, Disordered Eating, BIPOC Mental Health Issues, Identity Issues, Substance Use Concerns, Addiction, Panic Attacks, Panic Disorder, Grief & Bereavement, Sleep Problems, Schizophrenia, Personality Disorders, Mood Disorders, Life Transitions, Family Issues, Christian Counseling, Religious and Cultural Issues, Domestic Violence

I believe every dysfunction, every disorder, and every pain was somehow born to cope with life and protect the best parts of us. In the journey towards healing, we all need a power greater than ourselves (call it God, love, or family...) to provide acceptance, support, and a safe place to unravel. Counseling is an invitation to come and be; to take an honest look at yourself for who and what you really are; to realize your issues make sense; and to have compassion for all parts of you so you can holistically heal and function at your full potential.

Experiencing life's challenges can be overwhelming, stressful, and most difficult of all - isolating. Cultivating healthy interpersonal relationships with family members, a significant other, and friends can also feel out of reach. By providing a safe and non-judgmental environment, I encourage clients to identify their feelings, process various stressors, work towards emotional healing, and improve interpersonal relationships. Together, we can collaborate and strive after your goals regarding relationships and various life transitions.

Are you feeling a little lost and frustrated trying to find “the right therapist" for you? Have you ever wished to completely be yourself in front of someone without worrying about being judged? Do you want to feel seen, heard, and understood by someone? I am here to help. I am ready to listen to your deep stories that you couldn't share with anyone and to better understand you with compassion, curiosity, and an open mind. As an immigrant with diverse educational, religious, and family backgrounds growing up in multiple countries, I understand how difficult it can be to navigate various cultures, institutions, and systems.