Alcohol Use Therapists in Flatiron, New York, NY
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Joshua Nelson
Psychologist, PhD
Verified
My education and training took place at a number of local institutions including Columbia University Medical Center, Lenox Hill Hospital, and New York University. The majority of my work has been with adults, young adults, and adolescents who are experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship problems, drug or
alcohol use
, or post-traumatic stress reactions. These clients have often begun working with me after having engaged in their own long-term struggles. If you are reading this page, then you may be constantly angry or guilty, sad or scared, ashamed or overwhelmed. You may be considering finally trying to reach out for help.
Ally Nektalov
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, CASAC
Verified
I am a therapist/drug counselor/dating coach that is warm and caring. I start with developing an authentic relationship, then proceed to processing your feelings and thoughts with added behavioral tools. Helping you feel accepted, understood, and supported so we can explore and organize experiences and create new ways of coping. My practice is focused on treating young adults who may be facing challenges in their personal, social, or dating life. Therapy is one way of helping yourself not only with discovering the root causes of your behavior, but also to identify one's truth and inner reality.
Shannon Gunter
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LMSW
Verified
Everyone has a story to tell, but sometimes our own story can feel completely written and narrated out of our control, leading us to feel overwhelmed or helpless. My job is to empower you to put yourself back into the driver’s seat of your own life and own your unique story. Whether you are struggling with addiction, trauma, low self-worth, attachment issues, anxiety, or depression, I want you to know that therapy can help transform pain into growth and fulfillment. Healing is both uncomfortable and worth it.
Kaerensa A. Craft
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified
It goes without saying that these have been trying times. With the stresses, losses, and fatigue of the past two years, anxieties about post-pandemic life, and continued uncertainty about the future, many of our daily routines have given way to depression, anxiety, tension with others, and unhealthy coping. Psychotherapy can provide the support needed to improve how you feel and function by reducing anxiety and depressive symptoms, reducing excess drinking or substance use, increasing awareness and skills in personal interactions, and improving your overall outlook on life.
Lesia Ruglass
Psychologist, PhD
Verified
Are you struggling with depression and anxiety? Using alcohol or drugs to cope? Do you find it hard to communicate your needs in your relationships? Feeling frustrated that you keep repeating the same unhealthy relationship patterns over and over again? We will work together to identify the underlying reasons for your sadness and anxiety, and resolve challenges in your relationships. Therapy can help you feel calmer, less stressed, change unhealthy relationship patterns, improve the level of trust and communication in your relationships, and lead to positive lifestyle changes.
Nora Fitzgerald Moore
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified
Sometimes you know exactly what the problem might be, and other times it feels more confusing and elusive. Psychotherapy is a wonderful way to facilitate and enact positive change into your life. My predominant goal is to make you feel safe and supported, so that you can explore and connect your thoughts, feelings, and experiences in a productive manner. I believe that past experiences and relationships have a profound impact on our present emotional health and work to explore those experiences using a variety of effective treatment approaches tailored to the individual or couple.
Samuel Borinsky, LCSW, LP
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, LP
Verified
In psychotherapy, the ground of being is typically taken to be the self (or ego), and the work of psychotherapy entails mending the fractured self, so that the self is more unified, whole, and complete. This is what we commonly call self-acceptance--acceptance of all the parts of our self, especially the more vulnerable and hurting parts we instinctively reject and ignore. Paradoxically, our suffering decreases when we are able to engage in the difficult practice of allowing vulnerable and hurting parts in, practicing holding them, and possibly relaxing, before we take our next step. Traditional psychotherapy tends to reach its limits here.
Charles Cucchiara
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-R
Verified
"To change is to grow! The more we change, the more we grow!"
The Art Therapy Practice
Art Therapist, MPS, ATR-BC, LCAT
Verified
We are a dynamic group practice of art therapists who are highly experienced, nationally registered, board-certified, and licensed by New York State. Located in Gramercy and also available online, we provide individualized art therapy sessions for children, adolescents and adults facing psychosocial challenges in their everyday lives. Our art therapists and clients work together in a supportive environment to find ways to creatively cope with current life stressors and co-create a treatment plan to address each client's unique concerns.
Megan Magruder
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LMSW
Verified
Concierge DBT therapy is an exclusive service that is offered to a limited number of clients at a time; this type of model allows WMC to work closely with clients and provide high-quality care, and allows clients to access numerous perks that traditional therapy does not afford. Some of these perks include individualized treatment. WMC works hard to understand that no one client's concerns are the same and therefore never takes a “one size fits all” approach! Because WMC practices Teletherapy, clients have the flexibility to have sessions around their schedule. Also, with WMC you will be provided with more quality clinical time.
Ariana Dichiara
Psychologist, PsyD
Verified
I have a breadth of training and have worked with a wide range of clients utilizing evidence-based perspectives, particularly utilizing ACT, DBT and CPT. I have specialized training in working with individuals who have trauma histories and substance use issues, and who want to work towards leading a life that is more consistent with their values. Through utilizing empirically-supported treatments, we can work together to get you closer to your values and goals.
Brad Thomas
Pre-Licensed Professional, PhD
Verified
As a Clinical Psychologist with a background in athletics and fitness, I meet patients where they are, develop a strong working relationship, and identify strengths we can build off of all while maintaining cultural humility and awareness. Over the past six years, I have found this approach enables you and I to reduce emotional distress and improve self-esteem, decision making, and overall life satisfaction. Further, a holistic approach that includes all aspects of a patient’s identity allows for a more integrated, healthy and powerful sense of self that is better equipped to handle life’s stresses during and after therapy.
Rachael Graham
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LMSW
Verified
Beginning therapy is a brave and beautiful step. My goal as a therapist is to help my patients utilize their existing internal strengths to navigate difficulties in their lives in ways that promote self-compassion, acceptance, and positive change. My clients have diverse lived experiences and backgrounds. As such, I approach my practice with an intersectional perspective, understanding there is no “one size fits all” approach for successful therapy. I enjoy working with a diverse group of patients and have particular interests in depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, relationship issues, and low self-esteem.
Stacie Woodland
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-R, GC-C, PGRS-C
Verified
Are you thinking "if I had made different choices in my life, I would not be feeling so empty, lonely or worthless."? You may not even know where these feelings are coming from or why they continue to overwhelm you. Although you cannot change or erase the past, you can come to a place where you can learn to relate to and experience the past differently. You can begin to understand where your patterns, feelings and behaviors come from and how they play out in your life. You can start to feel like a worthwhile person deserving of happiness and love in your life.
Joanne deRosa, LCSW Psychotherapy
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, EMDR
Verified
Sometimes we find ourselves stuck in life and we just cannot figure it out-"what am I doing wrong?... Why do I end up in the same place over and over ?..." Mistaken beliefs about yourself as well as ingrained patterns of feeling and thinking impact your self esteem, relationships and work life. Sometimes trauma ,that occurs during the formative years of childhood ,can result in persistent fear, worry ,and depression . Substances, food , sex, money and work can be misused in attempts to find relief from the unrelenting emotional pain or numbness that untreated traumas create.Trauma therapies are designed to help with these struggles
Lauren Schwartz
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LMSW
Verified
Hello and welcome! Are you thinking about starting therapy? It can be a daunting experience to start the journey to find the best fit for you to improve your mental health. I am trained in a humanistic approach that is integrative, relational, dynamic, and client-centered. I blend appropriate modalities, including psychodynamics and mindfulness, shaping treatment to meet your needs and goals within a safe, respectful, and compassionate environment. My lifelong passion for poetry, photography, yoga and meditation contributes to my empathy and open-mindedness for others.
KMF Therapy Collective
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, Founder
Verified
If you, or someone you love, are struggling with substance abuse, past trauma, relationship or communication setbacks, or anxiety and/or depression, it can be overwhelming to fight these feelings alone.
Benjamin Davis
Art Therapist, ATR-BC, LCAT
Verified
Looking for a therapist, and particularly a queer and trans affirming therapist, can be a difficult and often complex process. We want someone who will understand our needs and our background, help us grow and develop new skills, and will support us in making sense of something that remains unsettling, perhaps years after a trauma or thought pattern first emerged.
Giovanna Kapsi Mental Health Counseling
Counselor, LMHC, CASAC, MA
Verified
Relationships, work, school and parenting, can be challenging. Friends/ family can try to help you feel better. Yet, the most well intended friend cannot provide the effective lasting skills to ward off suffering or regulate emotions. Whether therapy seems scary, or it has been a familiar experience for you, the clarity and tools gained in this process, are well worth it! Transforming suffering , developing self-love, and improving relationships, your life will improve . The very making of an appointment with a stranger to deal with great intimacies, is an act of profound faith and courage. This is the start of hope.
Jason Hasko
Creative Arts Therapist, MA-RDT, LCAT, PAT
Verified
Life offers us many moments to relish if we can remain present. However, living in the moment is easier said than done when we face challenges. Barriers from unresolved conflicts in the past and fear and anxiety about the future prevent us from embracing the here and now. Jason uses a combination of psychotherapy and action methods to explore solutions and help clients to heal past hurts. His focus specializes in relationships, healing trauma, life transitions, LGBTQ+, and addiction services.
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Alcohol Use Therapists
Alcoholism, or alcohol dependence, is the most severe form of alcohol use. It is a chronic disease characterized by the consumption of alcohol at a level that interferes with physical and mental health and with family and social responsibilities. An alcoholic will continue to drink despite serious health, family, or legal problems.
If you're looking for help with alcohol abuse in Flatiron, New York or for a Flatiron, New York alcohol abuse therapist, these professionals provide confidential support for alcohol abuse or for individuals and couples in a relationship where alcohol is a disruptive factor. They include Flatiron, New York alcohol abuse therapists, alcohol abuse psychologists and Flatiron, New York alcohol abuse counselors. They can help with alcoholics in Flatiron, New York, drug alcohol abuse, teenage alcohol abuse, substance and alcohol abuse and treatments for alcohol abuse in Flatiron, New York. therapists can identify the signs and causes of alcohol abuse, discuss intervention and refer victims to alcohol abuse treatment centers. A therapist may also discuss 12 step programs in Flatiron, New York or joining AA ( Flatiron, New York Alcoholics Anonymous).
Alcohol abuse causes problems for the family and loved ones of alcoholics--they may also need help and support, which these Flatiron, New York therapists can provide.
If you're looking for help with alcohol abuse in Flatiron, New York or for a Flatiron, New York alcohol abuse therapist, these professionals provide confidential support for alcohol abuse or for individuals and couples in a relationship where alcohol is a disruptive factor. They include Flatiron, New York alcohol abuse therapists, alcohol abuse psychologists and Flatiron, New York alcohol abuse counselors. They can help with alcoholics in Flatiron, New York, drug alcohol abuse, teenage alcohol abuse, substance and alcohol abuse and treatments for alcohol abuse in Flatiron, New York. therapists can identify the signs and causes of alcohol abuse, discuss intervention and refer victims to alcohol abuse treatment centers. A therapist may also discuss 12 step programs in Flatiron, New York or joining AA ( Flatiron, New York Alcoholics Anonymous).
Alcohol abuse causes problems for the family and loved ones of alcoholics--they may also need help and support, which these Flatiron, New York therapists can provide.