Therapists in Bearsville, NY

Feeling stressed? Overwhelmed? Not satisfied with your relationship? Tired of having the same arguments? Want to finally move forward and make some changes? For couples and families, I will help you resolve conflicts and communicate more effectively. We can work on issues such as setting clearer boundaries, restoring trust and dealing with separation/divorce. For teens: Clashing with family members? Friend stress? School challenges? As a family therapist, I bring years of experience working with young people. I help find ways to feel less anxious, upset, frustrated.

Maybe you’re suffering from depression or anxiety. Maybe you’re just overwhelmed by your job and your relationships. Either way, I am confident that I can help you. Whether you need help coming up with solutions to your problems, a chance to vent and unload every week, or a space to ‘dive deeper’ into your history, my approach can accommodate you. I uphold that you do not have to ‘find the right fit’ with a really good therapist—they will fit themselves to you. That’s what I aim to do for you.

I have been a school psychologist since 2007, working in pre-K-12 settings in two states (NY and PA). I've been a licensed psychologist in NY since 2018. I have years of experience as a CSE and 504 chairperson and Dignity Act coordinator. I work with children, adolescents, young adults, and their families who want solutions for problems related to learning, dyslexia, anxiety, depression, or other difficulties.

I specialize in working with adolescents and young adults, and with individuals of all ages who struggle with issues and challenges to living an authentic and fulfilling life. Whether it be questions around sexuality, gender identity, feelings of depression, sadness, or suicidal ideation we can explore and discuss all these topics and more. Together we can identify the barriers that exist and collaborate to find ways to overcome them to reach a more satisfying state of being.

We all have strengths that make us unique, and in my therapy practice I strive to help clients identify their skills to set realistic goals for themselves. I have been in practice since 2013 primarily in community mental health settings, and I have worked closely with adults, couples, adolescents, and families struggling with challenges that include (but are not limited to): anxiety, depression, LGBTQIA+ issues and gender identity, grief and trauma, suicidal thoughts and self-harming behaviors, emotion regulation, low self-esteem, poor concentration, poor body image, career transitions and life stage adjustment.

Have you gone through hardships or trauma and questioned if you had the strength to continue living a fulfilling life? Do you often question your future based on your past and present experiences? Do you find yourself stagnating in life and lacking social support? Do you find yourself entrapped in ruminating and intrusive thoughts ranging from anxiety to suicidal thoughts? Do you struggle with self-doubt and resort to familiar behavioral patterns and addictions to mask your emotional pain? Have you pondered if you're misunderstood or inadequate and find it challenging to foster meaningful relationships? Do you want to find purpose?

I want to offer a space where every part of you feels warmly invited to participate in the process of healing and self-understanding. Whether you are seeking help for anxiety, depression, existential dread, addiction, relationship struggles, low self-esteem, professional hurdles, or creative blocks, I believe a key ingredient to long-term change is the chance to be experienced fully without the familiar fear of judgment. This means I welcome, with compassion and gentle curiosity, the aspects of you that feel buried, objectionable, or even unacceptable, perhaps due to social stigma or fear of being rejected.

Jonathan utilizes DBT, ACT, trauma-focused, person-centered, strength-based, existential, and narrative practices to create genuine connections. He provides clients a nonjudgmental space to explore themselves through mindfulness, media, interactive activities, creativity, and a caring ear to listen, illuminate, and foster empowerment over one’s life. Jonathan believes through collaboration, we learn to recognize problematic dynamics and limiting mindsets that prevent one from becoming more fulfilled.

I believe everyone has a rich inner life and we all can benefit from speaking with an objective professional from time to time. I became a mental health professional because I want to help my patients pursue emotional health and well-being.

David incorporates knowledge and techniques from various therapeutic modalities, and he can conduct therapy sessions in English and Spanish. He is passionate in listening to a client’s story on who they were, and what story they would like to have today and tomorrow. He has vast experience working with people who are challenged by depression and/or anxiety and people who have a history of self-harm and suicidal ideation. David has experience and enjoys working with clients in overcoming sexual abuse/intimate partner violence, intergenerational and racial trauma within the Queer and LGBTQIA+ communities.

Will is a DBT-Linehan Board of Certification, Certified DBT Clinician who also specializes in CBT and other treatments to help clients live more fulfilling and meaningful lives by reducing stress, improving relationships, and achieving professional goals. Will works with adults and couples in a warm and collaborative fashion, using personalized, research-supported methods to help clients identify and change unhelpful thought patterns and behaviors. He helps people struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship conflict, trauma, self-harm, suicidal thoughts and behaviors, OCD, and other emotional and behavioral difficulties.

Marc Davis is a seasoned Licensed Mental Health Counselor located in Long Island, NY, who specializes in helping teens and young professionals navigate the complexities of anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. With over a decade of experience specializing in these struggles, Marc provides some of the most compassionate and expert care to such individuals. His highly effective treatment approach is grounded in evidence-based and goal-oriented strategies, helping his patients overcome their greatest challenges and improve their overall mental well-being.

Hello, I am Xai! It is pronounced “Sai” or “Cy”. I'm a bilingual therapist, speaking both Hmong and English. I am licensed as a LMSW (License no.: 106740). I specialized in address suicidal ideation, men’s issues, anxiety, depression, and Cognitive behavior therapy strategies. Most important, I specialize in uplifting you. You can count on me being a member of your team. As a team member to your mental health, I am here to be calm, bring perspectives of the other side, challenging your catastrophizing (jumping to the worst conclusion) thinking, saying no to “perfectionism” and being here for you and with you.

Typically, I incorporate aspects of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectic Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to help my clients reach their goals. My style also tends to include brutal honesty and humor (when appropriate). My strengths and experience lie in crisis intervention, and treatment for adolescents and young adults struggling with symptoms of depression, suicidal thoughts, anxiety, symptoms of OCD, grief, communication issues, as well as identity issues.

Steve uses an integrative approach to best tailor to his clients individual needs, goals, and expectations. Techniques vary with a focus around CBT, a person-centered approach, and REBT. He also utilizes a Positive Confrontational approach, where he therapeutically challenges and confronts clients' negative perceptions, beliefs, assumptions, and automatic thoughts. Steve works with clients from all backgrounds on issues including substance abuse, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, personality disorders, and chronic pain.

I've worked with clients between the age of 5 to the later elder years (residential and outpatient). I previously specialized in working at-risk clients as well as clients struggling in relationships & sexualized behaviors. I have also worked collaboratively with physicians and doctors on comorbid issues as a bridge between biological and psychological health. Outside of private therapy I also work with in an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) which treats personal life issues and workplace issues, but also how they overlap and effect each other such as suicidality, drug use, couple's issues, parenting and communication.

Over the last decade I have had numerous clients come to me with anxiety, depression, mood swings, emotional instability, trauma, suicidal ideations, anger, obsessive compulsive behaviors, and more. They have gained insight, understanding, someone that listens to their situations, and assists them with develops coping skills such as problem solving, calming skills, reframe of thoughts, DBT skills, and positive affirmations.

I have served as clinical supervisor to many therapists. I have a superb track record of helping clients - individuals, families and couples - effect remarkable recovery and resume functioning. Areas in which I excel: schizophrenia, depression (incl suicide- and self-harm-prevention), anxiety, bipolar disorder, relationship difficulties, social phobia, OCD, alcoholism (though I'm no substitute for AA), substance abuse, sex addiction, debt & finance stress, grief, workplace stress, assertiveness, and work with teens-at-risk and their families.

I approach my work with clients from a non-judgmental, empathetic, caring and nurturing approach. Therapy should be driven by the clients needs and a safe place to bring issues and concerns, without fear of judgment or rejection. You, the client, should determine what we will discuss as well as the goals we work on together. I hope through our time spent together, you will have the opportunity to explore areas of concerns, as well as feel better and less stressed in your daily life. I offer a free 30 minute consultation to new clients, so we can better get to know each other and see if we are a good match for therapy.