"I am a psychologist with over 25 years experience working with adults, adolescents and children. I maintain private practices in both New York City and Princeton, New Jersey. I believe that therapy is a collaborative undertaking and practice in an interactive manner employing both insight and action as the building blocks for healing, change and revitalizing transformation."

"A meaningful and attuned connection between therapist and client is the best predictor of a successful treatment. My first goal in our therapy is to develop a good understanding of your perspective, concerns and needs. I believe in working collaboratively with you to move in the direction you most wish to go. My areas of practice include psychotherapy for adolescents, adults, couples and families. I also provide consultation to study abroad programs and supervision for mental health professionals."

"You are motivated to reach your dreams but not sure how to get there. Our collaboration can be very powerful. Coaching sessions via video and/or phone are available throughout NJ and NY. Office sessions as well as "walk and talk" sessions on nature trails are available in Princeton, NJ."

"Once stated by Erik Erickson, "Children love and want to be loved and they very much prefer the joy of accomplishment". My passion comes from working with children, adolescents, and families as they learn and grow together while celebrating the joys of their own accomplishments. Providing support while managing a variety of life stressors including but not limited to school difficulties, ADHD, anxiety, and defiance are my specialty. I have gained this specialty through my work while providing therapy in Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient, and School Based Programs. Having the privilege to provide you with empathy, warmth, and empowerment on this journey is my hope."

"After 25 years, I still get excited about working with individuals, couples or families to identify and collaborate on reaching creative solutions that fit the person and his own internal values and goals. I draw from training and experience in cognitive behavior therapy, meditation, and the utilization of a host of resources that empower and bring real behavioral and emotional results in creating a higher quality of life and relationships."

"Making the decision to begin therapy is life changing. Finding a therapist with whom you can connect is a large part of achieving successful therapy. I hope to provide a safe, non-judgmental environment that will allow us to identify and achieve your goals together. I specialize in working with adults seeking recovery from substance use disorders, depression, and anxiety. I look forward to working with you."

"Navigating life can be challenging, especially when we are dealing with emotional pain, relationship problems or addiction. At times the assistance of a therapist is needed to help regain stability. The foundation of therapy is the therapeutic relationship between therapist and client. I am experienced in providing individual (adolescent & adult), marital/relationship and family therapy. I have extensive experience treating depression, anxiety, trauma, substance abuse, stress, relationship issues (intimacy & sexuality), anger management, compulsive behaviors and sexual addictions. My wife, Kristy Castle, offers therapeutic services for children and women. Together we address a wide variety of psychological/emotional issues and concerns."

"I can give you the opportunity to take the medication of the future at no cost to you. My institution partners with several pharmaceutical companies to transform today's research into tomorrow's solutions. Princeton Medical Institute will help those who suffer with: Child/Adult Depression, Schizophrenia, PTSD, Mild Cognitive Impairment, Alzheimer's disease, and Cluster headaches. If you or a loved one suffers from any of these conditions, I can help."

"Struggling with academic pressure? I have a special interest in working with students with an overlap of mood disorders and academic issues. I help middle or high school students facing performance pressure, college students with the onset of a mood disorder, graduate students completing rigorous generals or dissertations. These situations can provide a catalyst for therapy, and an opportunity to develop self awareness and coping skills. Common concerns include anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, performance pressure, motivation, procrastination, avoidance, test anxiety, health conditions, executive function problems, feeling fraudulent, fear of failure, and perfectionism."

"Is your child anxious all the time? Does s/he have trouble socializing? Does s/he look upset for some reason, but you don't know why? Does s/he frequently become argumentative? Does s/he not communicate with you?"

"I am interested in helping people solve the problems they face during their life and in their relationships. I believe that people want input from their therapist and prefer an atmosphere that is relaxed and supportive. This belief is why I am active in offering clients feedback and direction in therapy through my positive, direct and personal style. I will actively help you gain perspective and develop the emotional skills necessary to achieve personal goals and overcome challenges, problems, and conflicts."

"My approach to therapy is compassionate and respectful. In addition to gaining greater understanding of your self, therapy is an opportunity to learn specific skills and techniques for meeting your goals and feeling better. I value therapy as a time to face difficulties and break free from unsatisfying ways of feeling, thinking, or being in relationships with others. As a clinical psychologist, I am experienced in helping clients struggling with anxiety, low mood, painful or intense emotions, problems in close relationships, and self-criticism."

"SOME PROBLEMS ARE TOO DIFFICULT TO FACE ALONE - I can be your partner and nonjudgmental listener in helping you to find solutions and peace of mind. I have solid experience with helping people deal effectively with anxiety, depression, trauma (past and present), relationship difficulties, grief and loss, addiction recovery, and cancer and other serious illnesses."

"I work primarily with older adults (62+) and the issues that they face at that time in their lives. Often these issues relate to anxiety about an illness that they or a loved one is experiencing. Caregiving a family member, particularly a spouse, creates a tremendous amount of stress in individuals. The sense of loss that occurs when a spouse has a chronic illness is profound. They grieve the dreams that they had for this time in their lives. Many times, a sense of isolation occurs with caring for, or the loss of a loved one."

"Life can be messy. Professional confidential care and support during these times can be an invaluable tool. With over 20 years of experience providing therapy and clinical oversight at a large behavioral health hospital, I have the experience to assist you with a range of concerns. I am available to help adolescents, adults, and families in times of distress. We can work together to understand your unique situation then develop a path toward renewed strength, clarity, and growth. My style includes kindness, patience, and humor when appropriate while providing new ideas, insights, encouragement and honest feedback."

"My goal with clients: to use advanced training as a psychotherapist and relationship specialist to assist you in improving relationships with your intimate partner, children, parents, siblings, friends and co-workers. Through the therapy process you will learn how to use specific tools to heal and revitalize your relationships. By understanding the origins of sadness, anger and pain, healthy and respectful relating becomes possible. Insight and awareness combined with the practice of new skills will lead to safe and satisfying connections. My background as an R.N. allows a holistic perspective with all clients."

""I'm unhappy and I don't know why or what to do..." Do thoughts like this make you feel as if you are in a personal stalemate? Well, you are not alone. I hear these words in my practice from people like you, grappling with the challenges of everyday life. Together we can customize an approach just for you to turn those difficult, confusing times in your life toward positive opportunities and fresh perspectives. There is hope and help."

"As a Jungian psychoanalyst I work with individuals who are willing to take the road of creative expression to relieve their emotional distress and suffering. I listen to the symptoms of the body and the soul in order to transform them into meaningful symbols which can guide one toward wholeness. I use sandplay and dreamwork as some of the creative means to reach for the expression of what is yet to be known. My goal of therapy with my clients is the alleviation of symptoms and a move toward creative living. I work with couples where psyche in relationship to the other."

"I earned my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Case Western Reserve University in 2003 after completing my pre-doctoral internship at UMDNJ-RWJ. I am the Director of Psychological Services at Princeton Speech-Language & Learning Center and a Clinical Instructor at Rutgers-RWJ Medical School. My primary work is with children, adolescents, and their families. I also treat adults. I have expertise in Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, Psychoeducational and Psychological Assessments, and I am a qualified Cogmed coach (computerized working memory training). I work with individuals who have AD/HD, Autism, disruptive behavior, social difficulties, and Mood and Anxiety Disorders"