Infidelity Therapists in Gramercy Park, New York, NY

Do you feel isolated in emotional pain and confused about how to begin to address it? Do you feel alone and misunderstood in your relationships? I am a licensed psychotherapist and psychoanalyst in private practice for nineteen years. I have worked with a full spectrum of struggles to achieve fulfillment, overcome fears and trauma as well as reaching self-fulfillment and meaning. I have held clinical leadership positions at St. Luke's Hospital in New York and served as Clinical Field Instructor for Columbia University and Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Miami Department of Psychiatry.

I primarily work with individuals and couples looking to explore and navigate areas such as sex, intimacy, trauma, infidelity , gender, communication, conflict, and codependency, as well as some of the more 'minor' day-to-day snags and intimacy blocks that we can experience within relationships and ourselves. I also work with individuals in areas such as: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Eating Disorders, obsessive food and body behaviors, compulsivity, and anxiety. I primarily work with and support people who work in the adult industry, non monogamous folks, kinky people, and people who are navigating their sexualities and identities

Come in and relax and let's work on your issues together. I work in a collaborative manner that encourages you as the client to work hard towards your goals. I am available to work with individuals, although I specialize in couple and family work. My background includes working with individuals around issues related to anxiety and depression, to couples struggling with infidelity , sexual dysfunction, to adult families processing a transition. If you are an individual looking to begin your own personal process- Kudos!

As a relational therapist, I am deeply passionate to support individuals, families, and couples as they navigate life transitions and different experiences that impact connection with oneself and/or with one another. I strongly believe in the power of resilience (capacity to recover from any impact) and finding growth in the midst of challenges. I also believe, that sometimes finding the openings for growth are not so visible or accessible to our perception and therapy can support expanding that vision.

Psychotherapy is, most honestly, a very remarkable and often surprising kind of 'conversation.' The distinction being that when we have a 'conversation,' we only know where it will begin, but not where it will end. The 'getting there,' the movement toward 'the end,' is often a thought-provoking, pleasurable, funny, sad, profound experience that changes people in wholly positive ways. When therapist and patient develop a good working relationship, transformative things can happen. My work centers around creating a serious, useful, and private space to begin exploring the depths of what causes you to suffer, or feel misunderstood.

I offer my clients understanding, support and empowerment. I have collaborated with clients to help them improve their relationships, their mood management, their coping skills, and their decision making. I have been a resource to many couples and families in moving their relationships forward, with the help of my specialized training as a Certified Couples and Family Therapist. Also, my expertise with brief Evidence-Based Practice, Problem Solving Treatment, has allowed me to teach clients effective decision making skills. My clients have been pleased with gaining the tools to produce well thought-out solutions, complete with formulating action plans.

I believe therapy is an opportunity for people to explore themselves and their relationships in order to create space for self-acceptance and deeper connections. In our work together, we will explore life’s challenges, celebrate its joys, and process the experiences in between. I practice focusing on clients' strengths, collaborating to create an individualized approach to address each client’s unique needs.

Life is a cumulative series of relationships that shape the way we see ourselves and others. Most people are unaware of the value of specialty training among mental healthcare providers. LMFTs are experts in relationship issues- between partners, extended family and children. Please do not consult a therapist without the appropriate credentials. A therapist is like a surgeon, you put your life (and the lives of those around you) in our hands, especially if it’s the decision to leave your marriage. Through communication skills building, partners and family members can improve their relationships and the quality of their lives.

I am an experienced psychotherapist who practices in a neutral, non- judgmental way. If you are looking to gain a deeper understanding of your internal struggles to feel a greater sense of personal fulfillment, I can help you. I have worked with people with a variety of problems including, difficulty in relationships, identity concerns, emotional dysregulation, trauma, addiction and managing mental illness. I have extensive postgraduate training in adult, child and adolescent psychotherapy. I work with people to receive out of network insurance reimbursement.

Hi, I am Dilek and I am here to help you. Years ago I and my husband struggled to find the right therapist for our family, it was a daunting task. We were stuck, confused, and suffering and did not know how to change our patterns. We are only human and we all need secure, safe attachments with others in order to thrive. A life free from anxiety, depression, codependency, emotional pain, and conflict is possible! I believe you can live life at your highest potential of happiness. We have one life, and sometimes we may be out of energy even to start to fix what's taking us down.

Are you feeling isolated in your relationships? While romance may begin in an instant, long-term relationships are not easy to maintain alone. No matter where you are in your relationship, seeking guidance, opening the lines of communication, and establishing safety in emotional expression are the cornerstones of any lasting and fulfilling relationship. I aim to empower my clients to realize the strengths they already possess I work with them, both individually and as couples and families, to utilize those unique strengths to develop a positive narrative for their lives and relationships.

Asking for help can be difficult for many people but, if you've made it this far, you have taken the first step. As an LGBTQ+ affirming licensed psychotherapist and life coach, I assist my clients in facing challenges with a newfound strength and support them to understand that, with growth, comes discomfort. Together, we work to discover an individualized action plan to minimize self doubt and maximize personal success, ultimately creating a happier and healthier you. Accountability is also critical in sustaining established goals and maintaining one's optimal well-being.

For thousands of years, philosophers have been developing powerful tools for facing the deepest challenges in human life. In our sessions, we use these tools to empower you to think independently, live confidently and choose courageously. We approach your issues of thought and feeling as an architect approaches redesigning a standing structure: We try to understand and save what works well; but together, strive to increase the coherence, order and harmony. We push through to the deepest aspects of your questions, pursue the clearest formulations of your thoughts, and build strong bridges toward objectivity.

Octave is a modern practice creating a new standard for mental healthcare that’s both high-quality and accessible to more people. With in-person and virtual clinics in California and New York, we partner with you to develop personalized plans that can include individual therapy, couples therapy, and groups to best suit your needs. Grounded in science, our approach enables you to experience profound change that is just as measurable as it is meaningful.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in women's mental health issues related to and including eating disorders, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, narcissistic abuse, divorce and trauma. I use a relational, psychodynamic approach to promote both behavioral and internal changes toward thriving, and it's my privilege to support and witness the individuals I work with become their fullest selves. I view each client as a unique individual who deserves respect, kindness and support, and I take a very active role in treatment by engaging fully, sharing my thoughts and meeting you where you're at in your struggles.

Whether you’d like to focus on unresolved parts of your past, current struggles you are grappling with right now, concerns about your future or all of the above, I am here to help. You can count on a warm, open, confidential and non-judgmental place to talk about whatever it is that’s on your mind. For over 20 years, I have successfully helped both individuals and couples on a wide range of issues: anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, life transitions, loss, grief, sexuality, chronic illness/pain, existential dilemmas and many other emotional challenges. I also supervise other mental health professionals.

Psychotherapy is an investment in a life lived consciously and self-reflectively. With respect for the complexity of psychological problems and their uniquely subjective meaning and function for each person, the "work" of psychotherapy fosters a curiosity about ourselves, our histories, our relational patterns, our ways of thinking and behaving, and of managing stress and loss. Questions like - why do I do the things I do? Choose to be involved with this type of person? React to stress or loss this way? Why am I stuck? Sad? Empty feeling? - help us develop insight and the capacity for informed change.

I practice therapy with curiosity, connection, insight, acceptance, compassion, and a splash of humor. I aim to create an environment where you can feel safe to explore, discover and embrace your truest and best self. I believe an essential task of therapy is to foster reflection in order to develop self-awareness, leading to a greater ability to adaptively and effectively navigate life. I primarily practice therapy through a relational and attachment-based psychodynamic lens. I believe that the relationship patterns you have with yourself and with others are the primary factors in both emotional well-being and emotional distress.

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