Therapists for Teens in Greece, NY

Hello! We're so glad you’re here. Seeking counseling for yourself or your loved one takes strength and compassion, and can be the first step in creating a brighter future. At Growing in Care Mental Health Counseling PLLC, we work with children, adolescents, adults, and families, and our experience includes supporting youth and adults with various diagnoses including (but not limited to), anxiety, depression, & autism. We utilize CBT and strength based approaches, while meeting clients where they are at in their growth and healing. We support with needs across settings, including school, employment, and with families.

Accepting new clients through Krista Lattuca Coaching! I have been in the addiction field for 23 years and am passionate about the work I do and the individuals I serve. I have always been inspired by the courage and strength that my clients displayed even when they didn't realize it themselves. I find it very empowering to assist my clients in developing new coping skills and build on their own individual strengths. I believe it's important to meet my client's where they are at with compassion and empathy. Together, we can restore passion for a better life and become the best version of oneself!

Accepting new clients through Krista Lattuca Coaching! Being able to experience the individual growth beside a person is what motivates me. Having that individual gain the knowledge that they can gain alter the course of their path through perspective, choice, and planning is priceless. My hope for the people I work with is for them to obtain a balance of life. Growth is endless. Using personal experience in my own journey of personal growth, I hope to come alongside of an individual in their journey of personal growth. My belief that every person has skills, talents, and worth are tools that I will bring to my coaching style.

Accepting new clients through Krista Lattuca Coaching! I am a strong-willed, ambitious individual who exhibits taking ownership of my life, while paving the way for others to seek their calling. I am a busy boy mom who loves exploring the outdoors, taking local trips and hikes, as well as a foodie and fitness lover. I have had my fair share of struggles managing through the trials and tribulations that I have experienced in life that have paved a way to help me be able to empower others.

I will help you identify your strengths in order to address your issues and concerns. Positive psychology is practiced here. Specialities are treatment for depression, anxiety, grief, PTSD, and weight issues. Additional areas include anger management, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, chronic pain, inner-child healing, and binge eating. I use empirically supported, traditional talk therapy, plus expressive arts, and movement. Approaches include cognitive-behavioral, interpersonal, client-centered therapy, experiential-Gestalt, mindfulness techniques and more.

I have over fifteen years of professional experience in the field of mental health. A graduate of Syracuse University, I have worked with a variety of individuals in private practice, as well as non-profit clinical settings. As a Client-Centered Cognitive Behavioral Therapist, my approach to therapy involves providing support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address personal life challenges. I offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each client. With compassion and understanding, I will work with each individual to help them build on their strengths and attain the personal growth they are committed to accomplishing.

Have you been questioning if you're neurodivergent, Autistic, ADHD, or highly sensitive? Struggling to manage anxiety and overwhelm? Sometimes these things can make socializing, career, or school challenging so it's important to find ways to thrive. The world can also be super confusing at times and it's easy to default to self doubt. You might be asking how or where you fit in the world and ready to start finding answers. If you've been looking for how to take the next steps forward, it might be time to discover and embrace your authentic self. You're worth the time and energy- I'm here to take those steps with you.

"When I talk with Felicia, I leave feeling good about myself and others". Change occurs when people feel supported and comfortable enough to become aware, recognize their strengths and learn effective ways to deal with life's challenges. Now that you have made the first step let's work together to learn new life affirming skills, dispel negative beliefs, resolve painful issues and deepen your spiritual connection

I have 25 years of experience counseling adolescents and adults who are experiencing issues of difficult life adjustments (grief, loss), depression and anxiety. I also consider myself an expert in navigating the complex world of dating for young men. I have extensive experience working with couples which has been the one of the main areas of focus in my practice post Covid.

It has been a joy to work as a therapist for the past 20 years. I have been witness to much resilience, strength, healing and growth. My passion is working with individuals, couples and families, helping them to feel supported and validated as they increase peace in their lives, resolve issues and manage stressors and mental health symptoms. I have worked in the settings of my private practice, residential mental health, outpatient mental health, psychiatric emergency department and as a school social worker.

I work with clients from early childhood to adulthood across various life stages. We partner to address “big feelings” and behaviors, as well as symptoms of anxiety, depression, ADHD, self-harm, and low self-esteem. My foundational approach is rooted in person-centered and strengths-based principles. With younger clients, I leverage techniques from play and creative arts therapies, as well as mindfulness tools. For adolescents and adults, I employ an eclectic toolkit with methods from Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Design Thinking to guide the therapeutic process.

Much of our lives are series of automatic reactions and habits. In between being in these autopilot modes, we can have moments of awareness something isn’t quite right or we envision our life differently. In our work together, I will utilize our relationship to help expand your awareness and move toward acceptance and deciding on an appropriate action. My role is to provide safety, security and honesty for you to use and explore what is most important in your life. One of my personal beliefs is that we all have the capacity to change and that we all are doing the best we can with the tools we have.

Most of us have thought, “should’ve/could’ve” or questioned, “what if…then what?” navigating through life experiences. I promote mindfulness and encourage awareness. When we notice our thoughts and feelings, (along with whatever is going on around us) we choose to be present. I examine roles in relationships with those willing to challenge themselves to “do better and BE better”.

Hi there! My name is Tricia Og and I started working in the mental health field in 2010. Since then, I’ve worked in school settings, provided crisis intervention, and provided therapy in both home-based and clinical settings. I truly enjoy working with all clients, but I specialize in working with children/ adolescents, LGBTQ, adults, and families. From my experience, I have found that building a strong rapport with each client is just as important as the clinical intervention.

I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and young adults. The patients I see often come to me with issues such as anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, self harm and childhood trauma.

Elsbeth Ebenhoe is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has worked in the field for over 20 years. Elsbeth is a mother of two, an avid traveler, and enjoys outdoor adventures. Elsbeth has a wide variety of experiences in Social Work including her time in West Africa with the Peace Corps, several years in Alaska and Seattle, and also in her home of the greater Rochester area. Throughout all of these locations Elsbeth enjoyed working with people of all backgrounds. Elsbeth has extensive training in trauma, anxiety, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, behavior analysis, grief, LGTBQ issues, and suicide assessment.

If you struggle with anxiety, depression grief, and other difficulties, I can help you. Some people want help with identifying and working on goals, some people want to learn coping skills, some people just need to vent to someone, and some people need someone else to just compassionately listen. I love to help with all of those. I use a person-centered, strengths-based approach to meet people where they are at and help them get to where they want to be. I strive to be open-minded and attentive, and helping people is what I am meant to do.

I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Social Worker and have been working with clients ages 14 and up for the last fourteen years. I started as a Domestic Violence Advocate in 2008 and received both my Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Master Degree in Social Work from Roberts Wesleyan College. I interned as a Social Worker at Strong Memorial Partial Hospitalization for Teens and at Genesee/Orleans Council on Alcoholism and Substance Abuse. I work with individuals, couples, as well as families who have a history of domestic violence, trauma, depression, anxiety, attention deficit disorder, and those who have experienced bullying.

When working with clients, I use an eclectic approach, which means that I am schooled in many theoretical orientations and have mastered an infinite number of skills. I draw from the knowledge I possess to adapt my approach to the person or people in front of me. I believe that the most important part of the therapeutic process is the relationship between the therapist and the client/clients. Building rapport and establishing a relationship based on acceptance, empathy, honesty, safety and trust with my clients is my first priority as the therapist. One of my innate skills is being non-judgmental.