Teletherapy for Somerset, NJ

My mane is Steve Drzewoszewski (Jevo-shef-ski) but you can just call me Steve. If you are struggling with Substance Abuse, Depression, anxiety, Trauma or just want to improve your quality of life, I am here to help. Please contact me for your free consultation to discuss what I can do for you. Over my 17 years in the behavioral health field, I have help many overcome their obstacles and achieve success. No matter where you are in your life, it can get better. reach out and talk to me, let's get you moving in the right direction.

Is anxiety disrupting the quality of your relationships? Are you feeling disconnected from family, peers or colleagues? Are you easily angered and feeling "on edge"? Do you feel overwhelmed with persistent worry? Are you caring for aging parents and experiencing burnout? Maybe your children are adults now and you're struggling to find your purpose. You may not remember a time when you didn't feel this way, but one thing is for sure: you're ready for some relief! You're ready to manage your anxiety, interrupt habitual and troublesome relationship patterns, so you can enjoy authentic connection and healthy relationships.

*Accepting new tele-therapy clients* I strive to be a person-centered, inclusive therapist who will meet you where you are and walk with you. Together, we will navigate your path, uncover your strengths, and celebrate your victories. You can expect to leave with a sense of empowerment, validation, and confidence. I look forward to working with you.

Relationship & Marriage Counseling: If you have grown apart as a couple, or there is constant fighting, or infidelity or addiction are issues, I can help bring you back together. We can improve communication, build trust, reduce anger, and recapture the spark you used to have. With a doctorate in psychology and over 30 years of experience, I can give you the most effective tools and strategies necessary to reconnect. Please visit my site, YourMarriageCounselor.com, where there is a free video on How to Find A Good Counselor. Or give me a call, (888)281-5850, and let's talk.

My ideal client is someone who is willing to put in the work in the therapeutic process. The client should be able to recognize that there are changes that need to happen and are willing to do what it takes to make therapy work for them. The main issues that I work with are anxiety, depression and bipolar disorder. The goals of therapy would be to find a balance between where emotions no longer inhibit a person's ability to function on a daily basis.

My ideal client is someone who is unable to cope with the impact of their intrusive thoughts. Anxiety can be extremely debilitating and stressful. Someone with anxiety struggles with the possibility that the intrusive thoughts could possibly hold truth. Needs of a client struggling with this would include positive coping skills, increased self esteem, and maintaining stability dealing with anxiety and intrusive thoughts.

“Day One or One Day?" We are here to help... As an integrated group practice, we offer interactive, strength-based, and culturally competent services designed to provide support and practical feedback. We help our clients effectively address personal as well as professional, life challenges. We utilize a highly personalized approach tailored to each client. We work with each individual to help them build upon their strengths to accomplish the personal and/or professional growth they have identified and set for themselves.

For further details about Breath of Life Counseling Services, LLC I would ask that you visit www.breathoflifecounseling.com. The website gives full information of all of our services.

I am a licensed psychologist, with 25 + years in the field of clinical psychology. I also work with diverse population, using multi-cultural perspective in addressing Individual and family situations. I love to know people's strengths even when they feel hopeless. I believe that Therapy is a team effort from beginning to end and I am there to support and be with.

We are living in very different times. Are stress, depression and anxiety eating you alive? Are you feeling overwhelmed, unheard, or lonely, despite all of your attempts at handling life alone? You deserve a break, and you owe it to yourself to try! I can help you with the transitions you face due to Covid, the change in seasons, college and job stress, break ups, divorce, raising kids, coming out as LGBT and, or chronic pain. I get it you may not know where to start. I myself have overcome many life's challenges. Breathe and take a shot! ... Art Therapy and talk therapy can provide a sense of relief, and I am here to support you!

Are you feeling stuck? Sometimes we focus on others so much that we lose sight of our own wellbeing and purpose. As a therapist, I can help you put the focus back on you and reconnect with what is life giving and inspiring to you.

I am a cognitive therapist, trained at the Beck Institute of Cognitive Therapy, with over 25 years of experience in individual and group therapy and clinical supervision. I am effective in engaging individuals, adolescents and couples in learning skills to: strengthen overall coping abilities, improve relationships, achieve valued life goals, and become their own therapists. Clients that I work with praise not only my skills and competence but also my warmth and wisdom.

Natalie Osoria, is a Licensed Clinical Social worker passionate about empowering her clients to overcome life’s challenges and achieve the goals they envision for themselves. Natalie has extensive experience working with clients from diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds from various treatment settings, including inpatient residential and outpatient mental healthcare. She works with adults (ages 18 and up) and specializes in issues such as anxiety, depression, addictions, substance use, relationship issues, and life transitions.

My expertise is informed by more than 10 years in clinical practice as well as over 25 years in Human Service Practice skills. I am very compassionate and value the capacity for individuals to reach their highest desires. When conflicts are experienced in life, they can certainly be immobilizing. It is at this turning point when having a professional "outside voice" that can listen, provide guidance in a non-judgmental setting, and assist with making healthy choices will become an asset to you.

I currently work part time at Strides in Psychotherapy where I conduct psychotherapy and psychological evaluations with children, families, and adults in a private practice setting. I work full time at Dorothy Hersh Regional Child Protection Center at Saint Peter’s University Hospital, where I conduct psychological assessments with adults and children in cases of abuse and neglect. Responsibilities include psychological assessments as well as consultation with the Division of Youth and Family Services and the Courts.

I am a licensed psychologist in New Jersey and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst at the Doctoral level at Behavior Therapy Associates. I have experience working with individuals presenting with developmental disabilities, feeding and sleep problems, social skills deficits, as well as attention and executive functioning concerns.

I provide authentic and compassionate support as I journey with my clients through the current challenges they may be facing. I offer trauma informed, client- centered treatment using the ARC framework, Trauma- Focused CBT, and techniques from Solution Focused therapy to treat a variety of mental health symptoms .

Grief leaves you feeling hopeless and alone. Life as you know it has ended and everyone wants you to “get over it”. You don’t even recognize the person you have become. Following a loss, everything feels different. You don’t feel like you can relate to friends and the world around you as​ you did before.

Since 2014, I have worked on the child study teams in the public-school systems. I enjoy explaining to parents and children how they best learn and what schools can do to help them achieve their goals. Watching parents and kids get a better understanding of how their brain works and they can use their strengths to balance out their challenges is essential to being a psychologist to me.