Therapists in 10010

Friction between our internal reality and the external world is often a significant source of stress in our lives. Who we are is often the source of our greatest strengths, but it can also leave us feeling unseen or invalidated by the world around us. These experiences can lead to feeling unseen, invalidated, or threatened by our families, communities, or society as a whole. Depression, anxiety, and other feelings are the natural result. Despite this, our sense of self and our identities may guide us to developing our lives so they reflect the way we want to live.

I have been an LMHC since 2019. I aim to establish a therapeutic haven characterized by honesty and unwavering support. As a seasoned professional, I believe I transcend the role of a traditional therapist, serving as a strategic advisor, imparting wisdom and guidance. Clients selecting me not only benefit from therapeutic expertise but also gain a dedicated ally in their journey towards personal growth and success.

I help each client in the process of becoming an authentic self who is capable in all areas of life. I help people working in business, healthcare, the arts, education, along with emerging adults, and university students. My clients are sensitive, bright, and want to learn. My goals for each client are: To improve decision making and problem-solving abilities, To reduce the effects of pain and suffering, & To increase resilience. My aims for each client are: To improve self-determination and agency, To reduce non-effective, non-life-affirming behaviors, & To replace ineffective behaviors with more effective ones.

If you are struggling with sex addiction, relationship issues, career or creative stagnation, or spiritual distress, you don't have to face these issues alone. I am a caring, compassionate psychotherapist with specialized training and experience in each of these areas. I treat both straight and gay clients, and work with individuals as well as couples.

The best kind of therapy will help you feel more alive to yourself and open to the world. In my practice, I have seen countless times how a strong patient-therapist relationship can be a life-changing resource. I'm deeply invested in understanding why you're in my office today—whether due to dispiriting relationships, self-destructive habits, or a bleak self-image—while simultaneously helping you locate the more capable and resourceful parts of your identity. My style is warm, curious but also candid and direct. I trust that my patients have come to me because they can handle (and need) honesty.

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

Family members and friends of those who have been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder are welcome to join Wise Mind's support group and receive support and resources. All are welcome! Please reach out for more information.

Hello. I am committed to supporting my clients in gaining an understanding of themselves to better manage life’s challenges. My process with clients includes the development of insights, goals, and strategies aimed at promoting growth and coping skills. I adopt a personalized approach to help people understand themselves better and to move forward in life, work and relationships.

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.

Hello! I am happy you are here. You may be feeling overwhelmed, anxious, and stuck. At times, these feelings may affect your work, personal life, or self-esteem. It's possible that you do not know why you have these feelings, but you would like to learn about how your mind works, understand your past and your relationships, and learn how to navigate your world better.

As a social worker psychotherapist, I have been trained to address not just your immediate symptoms, but also all of the various other factors that may be involved—family structure, past experiences, spirituality, bodily health, and systemic issues, to name a few. There are so many unique and important pieces that have come together to affect your experience of the world; they deserve to be acknowledged!

Therapy can help you effect change in your life and make it more meaningful, fuller, more joyful, or more vibrant. It is wonderful that you are taking this first step in gaining possibilities for yourself. Life can be full of tension and it is helpful to talk with someone who can empower you and help you find your calm, your center, and your agency. I will approach your care without assumptions or judgments, with curiosity and an intent for us to both be surprised and create and discover new experiences that facilitate an amazing life.

I grew up in Jamaica with my mother and grandmother, and I remember witnessing them offering informal social work and therapy to many persons in need within our community. They were the kind of people others turned to for assistance, resources, advice, a listening ear, and a dose of reality. Their genuine concern and openness taught me therapy doesn't begin in an office; it starts with authentic human connection. I learned that it is important to understand our clients' diverse backgrounds so they can find a sanctuary where respect, honesty, and professionalism reign.

I am a clinical social worker with over thirty years of experience working with adults, adolescents, couples, and families. My role as your therapist is to compassionately support personal growth, using empirically supported interventions, and providing practical strategies to handle life's many stressors. I provide culturally sensitive and trauma-informed care, and welcome all ages, genders and sexual identities. Curiosity, empathy, and validation of your personal truth are essential components of my practice and I treat my clients as partners in developing their own life solutions and healing process.

My diverse background has allowed me to help individuals around the world to reach their personal goals and guide them, step-by-step, to achieve higher levels of success. I am a psychotherapist specialized in helping those struggling with daily stressors, depression/anxiety, relationship difficulties, chronic pain, and problems associated (e.g. career, college) eating issues, substance abuse, as well as suicidal and non-suicidal self-injurious behaviors. I have particular expertise in working with individuals from a multicultural perspective, including but not limited to, LGBT populations and providing psychotherapy in Spanish"

Growth is beautiful, although at times, it’s not pretty. I’m here to support you through this process, tap into your intrinsic ability to heal, and achieve your full potential. My clients are adults and adolescents who are tired of feeling mentorless, stuck, or afraid of failure and want to change their lives. Whether they’re dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, or grief, I work with clients in a relational, experiential way to engage their intrinsic capacity to heal. Your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors are asking you to slow down and nurture your internal world.

In an increasingly demanding and fast-paced world, life can sometimes feel overwhelming, uncertain, and urgent. Counseling can provide a safe space and environment to explore these challenges, decisions, and emotions. Counseling sessions can empower individuals and cultivate personal growth. Jeremy believes every individual has great potential and can achieve whatever they’re looking for, given appropriate opportunities and a supportive environment that encourages self-discovery and self-acceptance.

Included in "Best Therapists in New York," New York Magazine 2021. Whether you are suffering from acute issues or looking to boost your mental and emotional well-being, therapy can help you find the motivation and skills you need to get balanced and stay healthy.

Sometimes we may feel stuck or face challenges that seem insurmountable, while other times we may sense that something is off, but we're not sure what it is. In either case, seeking support from someone outside of the situation can be beneficial. This outside perspective can help us gain clarity, find new ways to navigate and cope with difficulties, and better understand ourselves and our relationships with others. When we're feeling stuck or overwhelmed, seeking support can be a valuable step forward.