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As a philosophical counselor, I utilize philosophical tools and theories to help my clients rationally address common issues that arise in life, and in doing so, learn to think more clearly, critically and deeply about them. Most of the issues we face every day are not pathological—they are not the result of mental illness—but rather just a part of life. These include questions about what career to pursue, or how to deal with a relationship issue, or how to find meaning in your life, or cope with the loss of a loved one, or resolve an ethical dilemma or to get clear on what fundamental values one holds or ought to hold.

I specialize in working with people who are committed to enhancing their lives through self-exploration under the guidance of a highly trained professional. I work with adults who desire a better understanding of themselves and look for freedom in how they experience their emotional life and the world around them. I am also the Founder and Clinical Director of Gotham Mental Health Group, PLLC, a Flatiron (and Northern Westchester) based group private practice. We offer individual, couples, family and group psychotherapy. www.gothammft.com

My goal as a psychologist is to help you feel better, quickly, applying proven therapeutic methods in a warm and caring atmosphere. I am solution oriented so you will not spend years in therapy. Most patients are in treatment for a few months. At the same time, I work to produce long-term, sustainable change in my patients. I help my clients progress toward their goals in a warm, supportive and affirming environment. Just as each person's needs, experiences, and strengths are unique, I tailor my services to each individual and help uncover past and present factors that impact functioning.

I often find that bringing awareness to underlying conflicts while providing tangible support provides the most lasting results. I have advanced training in psychodynamic techniques as well as cognitive-behavioral therapy. Your needs and how you wish to approach them will drive our work together.

I'm Founder and Clinical Director of The Flatiron Center for Psychotherapy and an experienced clinical psychologist and supervisor. My style is warm, direct and down to earth. I've helped many clients with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, personality disorders, and other concerns. Whatever difficulties you may be facing, I'll work closely with you, sharing my clinical knowledge and experience to help you better understand your issues and discover new solutions. Armed with new perspectives and insights, we can not only overcome your symptoms but help you live a life that feels freer, more authentic and more fulfilling.

Only Tele-Services at present. Psychoanalysis focuses on uncovering and working through the unconscious sources of our problems. I am a psychoanalyst with 30 years of experience, originally trained abroad in psychology and later licensed as mental health counselor in New York. My style of practice is characterized by analytical listening and emotional support. I seek to facilitate your insight and processing, respecting your timing, culture and values. My practice is a welcoming place with a comfortable waiting room, and my office is a warm place. It is located half a block from the 6 train, 23rd Street Station.

My primary intention as a psychologist is to provide a conducive environment for personal growth. I work best with clients who believe in the human capacity for change. I will provide mindfulness-based therapy to guide your journey towards insight and clarity. I specialize in the assessment and treatment of adult ADHD, anxiety, and mood disorders. Using CBT, mindfulness, and other eclectic tools consistent with positive psychology, I am committed to teaching my clients how to become their own therapist.

I provide psychological services that are tailored to the individual and their unique needs. Treatment involves psychotherapy an approach for depression, anxiety, relationship issues or work related problems.

I am a psychologist with expertise in working with concerns related to anxiety, depression, relationships, family-of-origin, life transitions, grief, identity formation, living with a chronic illness (cancer, pain), and existentialism (values, meaning-making). Outside of my clinical practice, I am a Professor of Psychology at Brooklyn College, with extensive teaching experience at the university-level and research program (over 20 peer-reviewed publications), including funding from the National Institute of Mental Health.