Attachment-based Therapists in Brooklyn, NY

Hello! My name is Delsa J. Fauconier; LCSW-R . I am a licensed Psychotherapist. I am a dedicated clinician with over 28 years of experience. I pride myself on the utilization of client-centered treatment. I have a soul commitment encompassing empathy, compassion, and unwavering support. My goal is to develop a nurturing relationship with clients to achieve an optimal holistic health. "My hand is extended to help you achieve your best life!"

Are you experiencing feelings of anxiety, sadness, or other distressing symptoms, which may be impacting your ability to function optimally at school, work, or in relationships with others? My approach to therapeutic work is to create a warm and empathetic environment within a collaborative working relationship. Together, we will explore and address the challenges that serve as obstacles to a more satisfying life. In my work, I appreciate and understand the importance of tailoring therapy to meet your individual needs.

William provides short and long-term therapy to adolescents, adults, and couples. He enjoys helping clients navigate challenges with emotional regulation, anxiety, depression, sex and sexual identity, recent or resurfacing trauma, and life transitions. He has experience working with clients around issues of intimate/relational aggression and other forms of acting out, as well as sexual and non-sexual trauma, internalized stigma, and pressured masculinity. His approach to therapy emphasizes the therapeutic relationship as the main vessel for growth and healing.

While I join most therapists in providing a safe, non-judgmental space to simply talk, I also collaborate with clients to develop more active sessions. This includes goal setting, homework, exposure therapy, guided imagery, psychoeducation, mindfulness, and other evidence based practices. I specialize working with anxiety/panic attacks, depression, anger, men’s issues, identity formation, and religious/existential crises. I also help with relationship conflict, including communication issues, infidelity, assertiveness, and anger/forgiveness.

I support people struggling with anxiety, perfectionism, body image, and self-advocacy with warmth and compassion. Imagine for a moment that you are able to let go of your anxiety, release the urge to make things perfect or altogether be perfect. What space could you create for yourself to explore and grow? What space could you create to make something that feels true and authentic? People often come to me when they are ready to make this step.

Hi! I am Vanessa Ramirez, a bilingual licensed therapist. A first-generation American who is passionate about supporting other first generation and immigrant Americans find the healing they deserve. My culturally sustaining and integrative approach is guided by psychodynamic, trauma-focused and attachment therapy. I believe in the power of healing through self-discovery, understanding past experiences, and addressing trauma to empower individuals to thrive.

I'm an integrative psychotherapist primarily practicing EMDR with a focus on trauma/PTSD, severe mental illness and other emotional distress, including experiences related to racial identity and sexual orientation. I'm curious about you; there is no judgment about your past, your perceptions, or your feelings. My foundation is in trauma work & attachment theory, where we look at relationships and experiences and how they may affect you today: the social and cultural settings we're in, how the way we identify ourselves and the way others identify us impacts your sense of safety, how we are perceived, and what opportunities we have.

As a licensed psychotherapist, my work focuses on helping patients feel more peaceful and effective - to figure out areas where they are blocked. I help people deal with habitual patterns of emotion, or ways of getting needs met that may have been adaptive earlier in life but no longer work well. In my practice, mapping one’s history is important, especially in the way it shines a light on unique needs and challenges, helping to identify the patterns that impede one in reaching her or her goals.

Because counseling can sometimes be a daunting experience, I aim to put my clients at ease from the first moment. Life can be difficult to navigate. We accumulate invisible scars and wounds over time. When the tools and thoughts that we use to cope with life's changes and challenges are out dated, they can leave us feeling depressed, fearful, or overwhelmed. I work collaboratively with my clients to fully understand their issues and to develop treatment strategies that address their concerns in an open, safe, and understanding environment.

• Join the Waitlist - Accepting New Clients Starting January 2024 • Welcome! As a Haitian American therapist, I value self-exploration, collaboration, and finding one’s inner strength. My primary goal is to create a safe space that will allow individuals to feel accepted and heard, while simultaneously be challenged to develop healthy coping skills. My approach to therapy is inclusive, LGBTQAI+ positive, and culturally-affirming. We will work together via in-person and/or online counseling with the goal of encouraging self-awareness, learning to manage emotions/triggers, and feelings of frustration in oneself.

Are you burned out or stressed out? Are you trying to find the life you want to live, but feel like you’re missing the mark? I believe therapy should be collaborative and creative. It should be a place where you can examine the stressors of life and find the resources within yourself to better cope. Sometimes, we are able to quickly move past negative events in our lives and, other times, we need more skills. I have advanced clinical training in trauma focused therapy, including EMDR, to help people get past those stuck points in their lives.

Taking the first step into therapy can seem like a herculean effort. We all have the capacity for change, but life can distract us from knowing our true selves. I will create a space where you can feel seen and heard, where there are no wrong questions. Together, we will navigate the obstacles through a foundation of trust, transparency and maybe even some humor. I am comfortable with the uncomfortable and am deeply committed to creating a space where clients can show up as their most authentic selves. I believe that therapy is a collaboration between two humans, and that goodness-of-fit is crucial to a healthy relationship.

Finding a therapist that is the right fit for you is a crucial first step to a successful therapeutic experience. My approach to therapy is client-centered, meaning that I will work collaboratively with you to tune into your struggles, explore new and creative ways to cope, and strengthen your ability to manage your emotional experiences. I believe in using art in conjunction to traditional talk based therapy, as I have seen it provides an alternative way of expressing oneself for children, adolescents, young adults, geriatric clients, and on an inpatient psychiatric unit.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist who holds a Psy.D from the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Professional Psychology. I have experience working with adults, adolescents, and couples. My approach to therapy is integrative, with a foundation in psychodynamic and intersubjective work that illuminates affect and facilitates the articulation of the patterns that form each person’s unique narrative. I enjoy working with people who enter therapy with various presentations, including depression, anxiety, identity exploration, relational trauma, life transitions, and complex relational dynamics.

I work with clients to create the conditions for greater self-acceptance, ease, and self-agency. I often work with creative or sensitive people, and with those recovering from complex trauma, addiction, and family-of-origin wounds that may cause depression, stuckness, or disconnection. I believe in the liberating process of creating space for grief, sorrow, anger, humor and joy as a means to support growth, healing, and change. I work with clients in a highly experiential way, honoring the wisdom of the body and language of the soul. I believe that building and creating one's life is more powerful than attempting to "fix" oneself.

I work with folks who are experiencing a range of challenges, including identity and relationship conflicts, anxiety, depression, addiction, and trauma. My practice is sex positive and affirming to folks in queer, kink, non-monogamy, and sex work communities. I welcome clients of all races and racial identities, countries of origin, gender identities, sexual orientations, religions, abilities, and body sizes.

I work with people struggling with life transitions, overwhelming emotions, and feeling stuck with where they are. My clients often find themselves disconnected from family and friends due to fear that they won’t be understood. Some have dealt with years of anxiety, depression, and trauma, making it difficult to imagine feeling better. Whatever you are going through, you don’t have to do it alone. Our work can help with finding your way through challenging times with greater appreciation of your own innate strength and a newfound perspective of what it means to create a life that is fulfilling and worth living.

Sometimes there are not words to describe how we feel. Art, historically has offered us all an alternative method of expression. When applied in therapy, art can be that bridge, a planted seed, a farewell, or a lasting reminder of an experience or relationship we needed/wanted to honor or transform. These intuitive tools allow us to go deeper into our (un)conscious stories, and gets us to those insights that our egos, traumas, and words have been defending, guarding, hiding, or blocking from ourselves and others. Using Art Therapy, you'll be able to experience different perspectives and empower yourself to tell new stories.

As a first-generation Indian-American therapist, I provide a supportive and non-judgmental virtual therapeutic space for healing, growth, and self-discovery for individuals and couples with multiple minority identities residing in New York and Florida. My clients are often BIPOC, immigrants, first-generation Americans, and those with LGBQ+ and TGNC identities who experience depression, anxiety, relational stress, family conflict, life transitions, workplace stress, intergenerational trauma, and systemic discrimination.