"Grief shatters life as you know it; the challenge is in putting it back together. Your healing begins with your story. Tell me what happened, how you feel. Let's look at your relationships and who you are as a result. I will listen, sit with you in compassionate presence as you uncover your own personal skills, and guide you through this transition. You can rebuild your life into a comfortable shape while honoring your connections to the past. I can help you find your way back to wholeness. Loss can be transformed."

"What is your vision of wellness? Both client and counselor will collaborate to define this vision, and design a therapeutic treatment plan that is individualized, goal oriented, and person centered."

"Looking for a counselor or therapist is one of the first steps to making a change. As a counselor I want to create a space for you to explore the best way to make your life better."

"It is excruciating to be in so much pain and feel stuck. This is not how you expected to feel. You want someone to really listen, someone you can trust -- a therapist who can guide you through the pain to a place where you feel like yourself again. I can be this person for you. I will help you identify where the pain, sadness, or anxiety stems from, how to work through it, and how to prevent these patterns from repeating."

"I believe that each person has infinite wisdom within themselves to address life's challenges and see my role as helping clients to reconnect with this wisdom. My goal as a therapist is to assist my clients in realizing their strengths and cultivating self-compassion."

"I have worked in community mental health for the past nine years with a wide variety of clients who deal with mental illness, personality disorders, relationship issues and general life stressors. My client base ranges in age from childhood through adulthood and includes families, couples and groups."

"My name is Robin Murray. I am a licensed clinical social worker and a certified psychoanalytic psychotherapist in New York and Massachusetts. I have an office in Hudson, New York and New York City. Psychotherapy can help in subtle but profound ways. My work with patients struggling with relationship concerns, depression, anxiety, persistent mental illness, trauma, addiction, social stigma has taught me about resiliency and healing. Working as a psychotherapist involves academic training, continuing education and a fundamental belief in our capacity to grow, change and recover."

"I have many years of experience working in the field of mental health. I specialize in the treatment of Mood Disorders (such as Depression), Anxiety Disorders and am OASAS certified to evaluate and treat clients with an alcohol and/or substance abuse problem. I also work with the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles in evaluating drivers convicted of a DWI/DWAI offense as to whether or not treatment is recommended for the driver before the reinstatement of their NYS driving privileges."

"I work with individuals and families to dissolve the painful blocks impeding their experience of each other so they can enjoy authentic, engaging, and fulfilling relationships. Therapy is the place where you can build a new kind relationship with yourself and your world, one that taps into the fundamental dynamism of the human spirit so that you can enjoy a fuller sense of connection and purpose. My approach is a blend of relational and psychodynamic theories with an emphasis on attachment and developmental issues pertaining to anxiety, depression, and trauma."

"I am a Doctoral Candidate at Smith College School for Social Work and have over a decade of psychotherapeutic experience. I am trained in psychodynamic approaches that cultivate sustained change."

"I specialize in menstrual & sexual empowered embodiment from the depths up & out. If you're struggling with PMS/PMDD, sexual trauma, desire, or your embodied identity in relationship to ideas of womanhood or the feminine, this work has healing & transformative value for you. I guide you in sustaining your authentic, empowered, & embodied self in your daily life."

"Do you feel undeserving of your best life? Or carry a burden of shame from abuse as a child, and need help learning to love yourself? Therapy provides a healing path, and I will walk it with you. As kids we learn reading and math yet not how to handle troubling feelings of fear, sadness, anger, and shame. Psychotherapy teaches you how to love yourself. Relief comes as you drop harsh self-judgments that block moving from where you are now to where you want to be. You learn to discriminate between destructive self-criticism and positive self-correction."

"I have over 25 years working with children and adults dealing with mental health problems. and other problems of living and challenges that include but are not limited to behavior / oppositional problems, school problems, relationship and addiction problems, poor anger management, grief and loss, chronic pain and trauma. I am experienced in conducting comprehensive suicide risk assessments. I also offer supervised visits for non- custodial parents. I am experienced working with individuals with a diversity of issues and backgrounds. I offer individualized treatment plans that are tailored to the clients challenges and needs."

"People come, or come back, to therapy for lots of reasons. You might be experiencing a crisis or maybe you've identified a behavior that isn't working anymore. Perhaps you only know that you feel awful and need something to change. You might even be doing okay but have the desire to show up to life in a more open and whole hearted way. Therapy can help."

"I provide LENS Neurofeedback and conversational Psychotherapy to address a variety of needs in clients of all ages."

"I accept only those who are serious in changing certain behaviors in their lives. My initial meeting is where the client and myself take the time to decide if we are compatible then a appointment is made and we discuss payment on a sliding scale considering what the client can afford. The first appointment is a hour and a half and there is a twenty dollar donation All problems can be reversed to the goal of happiness, peace and serenity,"

"The primary focus of my work with clients is to listen to and understand each person as they are, with the intention of forming a therapeutic relationship that allows for healing, growth and transformation. My approach is based on the belief that people deserve to know more about themselves, and that this can help them to connect with others, to experience less suffering and to overcome obstacles that limit their enjoyment of life. I will offer an atmosphere of empathy and respect, along with insights and observations based on your specific situation and needs."

"At the heart of our pain is our desire to resolve it. You have a vision of what it would feel like to be better and I help you get there. Experienced in working with stress, trauma, anxiety, panic, and addiction/substance use. I help you address these with either evidenced-based trauma resolution methods or traditional therapeutic methods. Related areas of expertise: loss, problem behaviors, substance addiction and family interventions, domestic violence, abuse, mindfulness, smoking cessation, and existential life crises and spiritual crises."

"Psychotherapy provides the support and structure to facilitate your ability to make positive changes. I work with relationship issues, anxiety, depression, transitions throughout the life span, parenting concerns, stress at work, school or home. I have an interactive style and I evaluate the needs of each client in order to determine the type of approach that would be most useful. With an eclectic approach the work we do may, for example, include psycho-dynamic and insight oriented work, a problem solving focus, behavior modification or stress management. I may suggest "homework" at times such as a relaxation exercise or a relevant reading."