Family Therapy in Piermont, NY

Deciding to start therapy can feel both scary and relieving. It can also be really difficult to find a therapist who you feel is a good fit for you. As a licensed therapist, I'm dedicated to helping people overcome challenges. As a mom, wife, sister, daughter, friend, and human, I understand life’s complexities. I assist clients dealing with issues like anxiety, depression, time management, organization, life transitions, executive functioning struggles, work-related stress (corporate and non-corporate), family dynamics, school, and social concerns. I work with adolescents, college students, young adults, and adults.

Exploring your inner world is akin to navigating a labyrinth – complex, with twists and turns. Yet, within lies the keys to understanding yourself: the quality of your earliest relationships, your overlapping identities, and the many meanings derived from impactful experiences. In therapy with me, crafted for young adults, artists, and deep thinkers, you'll unearth invaluable insights and practical skills. Together, we'll rebuild self-trust, conquer anxiety, and heal wounds, empowering you to embody your creative, secure, and potent self.

Making the decision to start therapy is a brave step toward changing one's life. My goal is to guide my client to make those changes in a manner that feels comfortable and safe. My focus is positive, hopeful, and respectful of the individual or family's spirit. My job is to help my client gain insight, increase motivation, and provide the support to implement better choices. I work with families, individuals and/or children to change unproductive patterns and to learn life enhancing strategies. As a social worker, art therapist and trained family therapist, my strengths lie in my extensive experience and the use of creative techniques. As a professor at two colleges, I teach others to become therapists.

I support a range of issues in therapy, and much of my work centers around reproductive mental health, including supporting people around pregnancy and birth, and through high risk pregnancy, birth trauma, the postpartum period and parenting, pregnancy loss (miscarriage, stillbirth, and termination for medical reasons, or TFMR), infertility and families built through Assisted Reproductive Technology (e.g. IVF), PGT, third-party reproduction (e.g. egg donation, sperm donation, embryo donation, and surrogacy), adoption, and fertility preservation. I welcome people representing diverse backgrounds, identities, and family structures.

It's easy to stray from your path and feel lost, confused, overwhelmed, or numb. My goal is to support you during our journey together while we work to understand how your beliefs and behaviors are interconnected. Whether you need guidance, coaching, and accountability, or a deep dive into exploring the complexity of family dynamics and personal relationships. We will work together to understand your behavior and motivation, uncover the driving force behind your choices, and together resolve problems and improve the quality of your life.

Hello, my name is Dr. Tasha M. Brown, I am a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in working with children, adolescents, parents, and young adults. I provide a wide variety of evidence-based clinical services and I am passionate about helping the individuals she works with function adequately at home, school, and in their communities. My goal in treatment is to create a warm and supportive environment , where children, adolescents, young adults, and families can be their authentic selves. I am very dedicated to building a collaborative environment where we work hand-in-hand to address concerns together.

Are you or your child struggling with attention, anxiety, sadness,learning disabilities or relationship concerns? I provide a calm and comforting environment. Neuropsychological/psychological evaluations to diagnose and provide recommendations are also a focus . We can evaluate for psychiatric conditions, learning disabilities, ADHD, processing speed issues. Recommendations for IEP and 504 plans and for standardized testing accommodations. Our evaluations contain specific and detailed recommendations to assist with treatment planning, goal achievement, and attainment of accommodations and/or educational modifications.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in working with children, adolescents, and their families. I try to provide a warm, empathic, and open therapeutic space where individuals can feel comfortable discussing and working on their present concerns. I believe it is important to tailor each individual’s treatment in order to meet them in the stage they are in and best suit their needs. Through my work at New York Presbyterian-Columbia University Medical center I have gained extensive experience working with evidenced based treatment modalities and am trained in a variety of different techniques.

Struggling with a mood disorder, anxiety or emotional upheaval? I see individuals, families and couples who need or benefit from help on relationship issues, family conflicts as well as symptom management. Further I am skilled working with substance abuse clients who are in recovery

Everyone tells you how impressive you are. Your coworkers are always asking for your advice and praising your accomplishments. Friends wonder aloud how you easily maintain such a beautiful home and happy family. Your life seems perfect (but “seems” is the operative word.) The truth is, you feel like you’re barely holding it all together. That shiny, flawless veneer hides a far darker reality. You're constantly burdened by a deep sadness and overwhelming anxiety. You live in fear that you’ll be exposed as an imposter. You desperately want to tell people how you’re feeling, but how could they understand when you seem to “have it all”?