I work with individuals and couples seeking to transform themselves and their relationships. I provide tools and strategies to help clients let go of old relational patterns and habits and design and practice new ways of relating and being. I help them understand their coping strategies and inner conflicts and develop new relationships with themselves and others.

Are you feeling stressed, frustrated, sad or worried? Are you or a family member struggling with relationships or low self-esteem? You are not alone. Stress of the past or present can become overwhelming. Our problems can keep us from experiencing joy, success, fulfillment and connection to loved ones. But I believe no matter how stuck or out of control you may feel, healing and growth are always possible.

My approach is a supportive, interactive one that aims to help people better understand their thoughts, feelings, and relationships. Ultimately my goal is to establish a collaborative dialogue that offers a safe place to examine current challenges alongside past formative experiences.

I offer a safe, comfortable place to bring your hopes, fears, pain, confusion and excitement; where your thoughts and feelings will be respected and heard and your strengths acknowledged and utilized. Together, we will work to understand and transform the areas of suffering and/or concern. I am not afraid to go to where you need to travel. I work with trauma, grief, unhappy relationships, problematic behaviors, feelings of hopelessness or worthlessness or those who want to make their life "better." I have a large "toolbox" of techniques and approaches that help to create an experience suited to you.

I have been practicing for over 20 years as a couples, family and individual therapist, for children, adolescents and adults. My areas of specialty include relationships, how to manage conflicts, how to maintain intimacy and co-parent effectively, including the difficulties of divorce, sex and finances. Individual problems include depression, anxiety, panic attacks, history of trauma and other personal issues.

Michael Skinner, LCSW has 25 years experience in the mental health field. He works with toddlers, children, adolescents, adults and families. He has trained in family therapy, infant toddler mental health and developmental issues, child and adult Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Trauma Focused Child and Adult Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. He also has experience working with veterans, NYC Police Officers and Fire Fighters.

I’m an experienced psychotherapist who works with adolescents, adults and couples who struggle with anxiety, depression, bereavement, relationships, self-esteem and decision making. As a Social Worker, my perspective focuses on the strength of my clients in order to improve their quality of life, by helping them face challenges, cope with stress, improve confidence and build strong positive relationships. My experience working with diverse populations at local community centers, out-patient mental health clinics and other settings makes me accessible to clients from a variety of cultural backgrounds.

Pregnant or newly postpartum and not feeling like yourself? New parents who are feeling overwhelmed by difficult and unexpected emotions are warmly welcomed here. I strive to create a nonjudgemental, genuine and empathic environment where you can safely explore these difficult emotions and achieve the excitement, joy, and confidence of new parenthood that you seek. Together we will forge a healing relationship that is both respectful and empowering, and where all aspects of your life are welcomed with warmth and curiosity.

I believe the cornerstone of effective therapy is a positive therapeutic relationship. Drawing on my extensive experience with Clinical, Creative and Expressive Arts Therapies, I engage with clients of all ages and backgrounds to develop personalized treatment approaches to meet unique and individualized goals and needs. Whether dealing with every-day stressors of life, working through creative blocks, or coping with severe mental illness, trauma or loss, I work to highlight and harness individual strengths, abilities and talents to generate insight and develop skills to implement change.

Michelle Meyerovich, MA, LMHC, NCC, RYT-200 received her Masters degree in Mental Health Counseling from Baruch College in 2015. Since then, she has worked with adults, adolescents, and children, specializing in trauma, depression, grief and bereavement, and anxiety disorders. Entering a therapeutic relationship through counseling is like many other things in one’s life: a journey. Michelle believes the client has the ability to determine the type of journey they will have and how long it will last. A therapeutic relationship is collaborative and involves commitment, trust, empathy, confidentiality, genuineness, and courage.

I offer a safe, respectful, collaborative and creative environment where we can explore both individual and relationship issues. The two are deeply connected, since our individual personalities are formed in relationship and expressed in relationship. Your concerns, whether they are distressing emotions, problematic patterns of behavior, or interpersonal conflict, are the starting place for a process of investigation, understanding, and change. Together we will find ways to use who you are to change how you are.

I believe in active participation in the therapeutic process and believe that clients should as well. I am quite active during sessions and work with clients to help them understand and solve the issues that they face. Therapy is a process that involves work, both from the therapist, as well as from the individual seeking therapy. I strive to meet clients where they are, and help them get to where they need and want to be.

I work with individuals and couples who are courageously facing the desire to improve the quality of their lives. As a therapist, my counseling work revolves around Carl Rogers' theory that people benefit from "unconditional positive regard". It has been my experience--professionally, as well as personally--that counseling is beneficial at any stage (or age!) of life. Please EMAIL me for a prompt response; telephone correspondence is available once our therapeutic relationship is established.

Do you feel stuck in a pattern and lost? Do you want to understand more about who you are and why you are running into certain issues? I believe that you are ready to take time to focus on yourself and to become more confident, comfortable and content. It is important to find a therapist who can listen and understand you. My goal is to ease your suffering by helping you to become more aware of who you are, while recognizing your values and priorities, as well as old patterns that may be getting in the way, and growing in acceptance and clarity.

I help individuals overcome the following issues: 1. Low Self Esteem and Insecurities. 2. Stuckness in Work and Career. 3. Excessive and Unproductive Anger . I help couples with 1. Seemingly Unresolvable Relationship Conflict. 2. Infidelity. 3. Moving Toward Separation and Divorce.

Trained in CBT, prefer to use a rational living approach with behavior modification and assist the client. Use DBT, CBT, Behavioral approach in Psychotherapy to achieve practical results, measurable and beneficial to the client. Short term treatment focus on result oriented approach with focus on cognitive or insight or behavioral modification is my style. Specialist in children, work with families and a fair mix of all age groups. I accept major health insurances & accept private pay. ANGER MANAGEMENT, AUTISM, ADHD, MOOD DISORDERS, ANXIETY SUBSTANCE ABUSE, ALCOHOL DOMESTIC RELATIONS/VIOLENCE ISSUES AND FORENSIC EVALUATIONS HANDLED AS WELL.

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Are you looking for a practical, positive approach to work on your problems? Whether you're feeling the sting of a rough period in your life, or enduring high levels of stress, I understand if you're not sure how things can change. But with some new skills and collaborative efforts, together we can get you on the right track.

Therapy should feel creative, with a therapist and patient working as a team. Together, we collaborate to understand the context of an issue, and then increase compassion and curiosity around that context. I help patients identify their vulnerabilities and survival strategies, trace how they came by them honestly, and move to healthier ways of being. As a psychotherapist, I work with adolescents, adults, couples and families, and specialize in issues such as depression, anxiety, relational stress, life transitions, and trauma.

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor providing Psychotherapy and Counseling in Park Slope, Brooklyn. My aim is to to help individuals dealing with a wide-range of issues gain clarity and a sense of well-being through the use of ordinary language. Most therapists and counselors agree that the relationship between therapist and client is the most important factor in determining progress in the therapy. I am no different and therefore suggest having a first, no obligation initial meeting, to see how it feels to work together. I am currently working online only via Zoom, Skype, WhatsApp, FaceTime, etc. due to COVID 19.