Therapists in Miller Place, NY

As a licensed clinical social worker, I want to help you achieve your goals in obtaining an improved quality of life by working together to identify coping strategies that best suit you. I enjoy teaching you skills including mindfulness training, interpersonal effectiveness skills, and distress tolerance skills so that you can implement them to decrease the intensity, severity, and frequency of your psychiatric symptoms.

Responding to life’s diverse celebrations, routines and challenges can be demanding. We are doing our best, in how we respond to them, but it is how we respond that is important so that we can focus on our well-being, goals, and intimate relationships. Let's talk about them and how you can be empowered to use your resilience to improve your quality of life. I'm certified in dialectical behavioral therapy and work with several approaches that can help deepen your understanding about your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Our backgrounds create a unique individuality that should be acknowledged, especially within therapy. I hope to foster an environment where you feel comfortable to explore your emotions, thoughts, and experiences in a non-judgmental space. We have internal resources that we are not aware of, meaning that we are all equipped to handle life’s struggles in one way or another. Compassionate and individualized therapy can assist you in finding these strengths and resources to learn and develop skills to improve your emotional well-being and overall mental health.

Aubrey approaches therapy from a person centered and collaborative place, rooted in openness, trust, honesty. She balances seriousness and humor, validation and supporting change, with CBT/DBT techniques to improve coping and self-efficacy. Healing can be uncomfortable and difficult, and her hope is to co-create a space where clients can create meaningful and lasting change.

William Michael Cooper is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) CASAC-T with SiFi based in New York City NY. Cooper is a CASAC-T; Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor and has over 13 years of working with persons who happen to have addictive disorders. He also works as a Certified Dialectical Behavior Therapy Specialist (C-DBT) and is a current Certified Mindfulness Informed Professional (CMIP).

Brianna believes that self-awareness is essential for healing our past selves and leading more fulfilling lives in the present. With empathy at the forefront, Brianna implements a blend of psychodynamic, person-centered, DBT, and relational approaches to assist clients in healing their traumas, regulating their emotions, and navigating difficult challenges.

VIDEO SESSIONS AVAILABLE!! I specialize in helping clients make break throughs in their anxiety, depression, stress, relational conflict or in feeling "stuck." By identifying counterproductive cycles and patterns, I can help you live a more fulfilling life, both personally and professionally. I also help clients improve their experience in relationships as we address issues like codependency, conflict, communication, and more. My clients describe me as calm, down-to-earth and non-judgmental as I support them in reaching the individual goals that they have set for themselves.

Nicholas embodies a humanistic perspective, emphasizing empathy, unconditional positive regard, and authenticity to create a safe therapeutic space. He integrates interventions from Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy to help clients build skills, manage emotions, and develop insights. He also utilizes object relations theory to understand how early relationships influence current interpersonal dynamics, fostering a holistic and client-centered therapeutic experience.

Elizabeth is passionate towards cultivating a safe and encouraging atmosphere to help you through this vulnerable process. With a collaborative and eclectic approach, Elizabeth can help you address the root of your difficulties and lead you on the path of growth and success. Elizabeth has been trained in modalities including CBT, DBT, EMDR, trauma, grief, Reiki, and intuitive eating.

Deanna integrates a combination of EMDR, CBT, DBT, psychodynamic therapy, and a bit of humor in her approach to therapy. Therapy is not a "one size fits all" solution, so collaborating with clients to find what therapeutic methods and coping skills work best for each person is important. You are the master of your own experience!

Nadia uses the evidence-based approach of Cognitive Behavior Therapy with a blend of mindfulness and acceptance principles found in DBT with a client centered approach. She prioritizes cultivating a trusting relationship with client founded on trust and collaboration as well as empathy. She aims to empower clients to cultivate resilience and foster positive changes in their life.

Are you experiencing difficulty with navigating life transitions such as exiting a relationship, graduating from college, or changing careers? Are you struggling to address frustrating patterns that seem to keep turning up? Do these experiences leave you feeling ashamed, unsure of yourself, or lost? I am prepared to support you with shifting away from fear of failure, patterns of negative self-talk, and limiting beliefs toward developing the insight and skills needed to manage difficult emotions, overcome obstacles, strengthen relationships, and connect to your power and potential.

Katelyn practices a holistic, integrative approach to therapy that draws from modalities including Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Mindfulness-Based Interventions to address the individual needs of her clients. Katelyn uses a strengths-based and trauma-informed lens to meet clients where they are and work collaboratively toward empowerment and growth. Professional Backgrou

Therapy is not a "one size fits all." Each person is unique, individual, autonomous and complex, we all face situations in a particular way, and that is why when going to a professional, care must be personalized for each individual.

Stephanie prefers to cater to her clients needs and incorporates several therapeutic modalities such as CBT, ACT, DBT, Mindfulness, and traditional Psychotherapy. Stephanie is a dedicated, compassionate, and empathic therapist who likes to foster a safe place and judgement free, welcoming environment for her clients where they have the freedom to express themselves and their needs while also feeling supported. Stephanie has interned with one of Zucker Hillside Hospital's outpatient programs where she gained experience treating adults in both individual and group therapy settings.

As a trained scientist-practitioner, Eleonora incorporates contributions of empirical research and evidence-based practice to inform her work with individuals and couples who are ready to step into the unknown in order to create positive changes in their lives. She is highly integrative in her thinking and utilize the therapeutic framework which consists of psychodynamic, cognitive/dialectical behavioral, multicultural, humanistic, and feminist theory based interventions. Eleonora is honored to bring practical experience across multiple professional settings based on her over ten years of postdoctoral clinical practice.

Sania takes a non-judgmental, culturally humble stance with her clients to help facilitate a safe space to explore and work. Drawing from ACT, DBT, and mindfulness, she understands that every experience and client is unique, and tailors the approach to suit them. Sania’s goal is to help her clients gain greater self-awareness and tools for the journey, ultimately, increasing their personal satisfaction and wellbeing.

Shayne's approach is an eclectic application of Dialectical Behavior Therapy with influences from Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Feminist Theory, and Positive Psychology. She believes clients are the experts on their lives and strives to provide an empathetic environment to process life’s difficult moments. Her personable and enthusiastic nature creates a solid therapeutic alliance. The safe space is built with the rapport developed to make positive change.

The first step is always the hardest, no matter what you’re struggling with. I believe that with the right tools and mindset, you can make some serious changes to the way you live your life. I specialize in working with adolescents, young adults, and adults who struggle with ADHD, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, trauma, grief, relationship complications, and LGBTQ issues. In my practice, I make sure to create a safe, welcoming, judge-free environment where you are free to be yourself.