Spirituality Therapists in Flushing, NY

I am a Doctor of Social Work and LCSW, specializing in the healing of trauma and the symptoms associated with it, such as: anxiety, depression, and "feeling stuck". I believe we can all break free from trauma and find a sense of peace in this challenging life. My doctoral studies focused on spirituality and trauma; I have authored a textbook chapter and presented at conferences on this topic. Besides my therapeutic work, I also enjoy teaching social work practice at a university level.

If you would like to learn to do more than cope with the issues you are dealing with, and move into actually eradicating them, I can help. All that is necessary is an open mind. If you are at the point where you want to learn the nature of your suffering and begin the work (it’s all mental), of changing whatever beliefs need to be released, let’s get started. This work will allow you to see for yourself your true nature and realize that without the thought and/or belief being held, all is well. Spirituality therapy means we work with all of you, mind, body and soul. What no longer serves your growth is released. You are then free.

Natacha graduated with a Master of Social Work from Syracuse University with a focus on child development and family systems. She trained in a variety of settings such as high schools, group homes and foster care while working with adolescents in crisis due to trauma. Natacha has 20+ years of experience supporting women, children and families in various applications of therapy. Natacha uses psychoeducation, mindfulness, spirituality , and developing strategies to help her clients reach their goals; especially as it applies to marriage, parenting, school, and family life.

I believe every dysfunction, every disorder, and every pain was somehow born to cope with life and protect the best parts of us. In the journey towards healing, we all need a power greater than ourselves (call it God, love, or family...) to provide acceptance, support, and a safe place to unravel. Counseling is an invitation to come and be; to take an honest look at yourself for who and what you really are; to realize your issues make sense; and to have compassion for all parts of you so you can holistically heal and function at your full potential.

As a multicultural and highly sensitive person, I know how overwhelming life can be. Being human is hard! We get lost in our thoughts, overthink, and find ourselves with unwanted emotions, unhealthy habits, and feelings of defeat. Due to cultural/familial influences, we get stuck between who we think we "should" be and who we really want to be, always comparing ourselves to others. Fear of vulnerability and judgment can keep us from seeking help to avoid showing any “weakness”. You're not alone! I'm here for you. I want to make sure you feel seen, heard, and understood so that you can rediscover self-empowerment and self-acceptance.

As a therapist, Jenny Jinhee Lee aids individuals in achieving life goals and overcoming life difficulties by allowing them to creatively express themselves through art. Like her form of therapy, Jenny’s work is about the processing energy and how it can creatively be reflected onto the world in a positive way. She believes in a client-focused practice and guides clients towards a goal-oriented treatment. Her mission is to guide clients through their state of being towards a more actualized self within a safe and therapeutic environment.

-daytime openings available-currently accepting teens and adults for teletherapy only- -currently accepting the following Medicaid insurances- Healthfirst and Metroplus- -Currently accepting Cigna, Aetna, Oxford, Oscar, United Healthcare, Empire BCBS (not Medicaid). My practice highly values cultural competency and financial accessibility, and I work with people of all races, ethnicities, religions, and genders/sexuality.

In a rapidly changing world, one can find it challenging to deal with feeling mad, afraid, sad or even glad! My aim is to help alleviate that pain. I use an integrative approach to understand your life experiences, feelings, and the reason for seeking counsel. I believe each person already has in them the potential to grow. A personal transformation through the process of psychotherapy can help facilitate this growth. Eventually, this will give you a greater understanding of yourself, others and the world around you.

As a queer, Korean therapist, I’m passionate about working with folks of Asian descent and people of marginalized genders of the global majority. I want us to be free from the harms of oppressive systems, and find belonging and home in ourselves and relationships. My lens is relational, intersectional, trauma-informed, mindfulness-based, and anti-oppressive. I trust the wisdom of my clients' systems. Whatever context you bring deserves to be met with gentle curiosity. I follow your lead with offering choices, asking for consent, and discerning what’s informing the parts of you, states, and feelings you’re experiencing.

I have worked primarily within the Asian community with those who have been impacted by intimate partner/gender-based violence. Doing so taught me the importance of supporting self-determination, grounded/safe relationships, & honoring body ques. I am passionate about walking alongside clients while they work to dismantle the impact of harmful power structures in their lives. My hope is that through identity exploration, difficult life transitions, traumatic experiences, & all that life has in store that I may work collaboratively with clients to access their truest voice & experience wholeness personally and interpersonally.

Immigration evaluations & cases are difficult, confusing & emotional circumstances to experience. All cases are different & the emotional trauma experienced due to undergoing the evaluation process can be debilitating.

Shahrin Ghuznavi is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of New York with 16 years of post-graduate work experience. Her work entails individual, couple and families in both private practice and outpatient clinic. She specializes in multi-culturally based treatment and supporting large companies with all their mental health needs. She graduated from Hunter College with her bachelor’s degree and completed her master’s degree at Adelphi University. She attended post-Graduate courses at New York University focusing on clinical work. She is currently obtaining her Doctorate degree.

Dr. Albert provides individual, group, family, and couples therapy. She has specialized training in trauma-focused modalities, cognitive-behavioral treatment for anxiety/depression, behavioral interventions for developmentally disabled populations, and supportive case management. Dr. Albert uses a strengths-based approach in unearthing patterns that undermine personal and professional growth.

Are you currently struggling with painful emotions, anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues or addiction. I congratulate you for making the decision to seek therapy. It would be my pleasure to help you navigate these issues in a safe and therapeutic environment. As a therapist I strive to create an atmosphere that is warm, caring and non-judgmental.Therapy is a proven vehicle that helps you process your thoughts, and feelings from everyday stressors and address patterns from the past. I look forward to helping you reach your goals and achieve the freedom you deserve.

In a safe, confidential and warm setting I provide trauma informed treatment to individuals and couples and specialize in the psychosocial impact of traumatic events.

I use energy psychology to help people resolve the problems related to insomnia, low energy, phobia, OCD, PTSD, ADHD. As for the bad mood resulted from physical disorders, I use special energy power from Chinese Qi Gong, Kung Fu, and Zen meditation to help people recover mind-body well-being.