GHI Therapists in New York, NY

Searching for safe space to reflect and build your understanding of yourself? Are you struggling with loss and grief, break downs in relationships? Are you a new mother struggling with adjusting? You have arrived to the right place. Let’s work on establishing a trusting working relationship to break these habits and continuing on your growth.

Jennifer uses an eclectic approach to tailor treatment to each client, often incorporating elements from various approaches such as Person-Centered, Cognitive Behavioral, Existentialism and Psychodynamic. She believes the foundation for any effective therapeutic relationship must include empathy, warmth, and genuineness. She collaborates with clients to make positive changes and gain insight into their current self while promoting personal growth.

Shengzi believes everyone has the potential to achieve their life goals. She views therapy as a journey where people can explore their inner world, realizing their innate power, and then become their true selves, able to live a life they love. In this journey, clients and therapists are companions, working together to address and unpack those things in the past and present that inhibit the realization of the client’s ideal future. Primary therapeutic modalities include Person-Centered Counseling, psychodynamic theory, DBT, CBT, Narrative Therapy, Existential theories, and other relational approaches.

Talia believes that we are all the unique byproducts of our own backgrounds and lived experiences. As such, she believes therapy must be tailored to fit each distinct individual. She draws from styles that include Person-Centered, Feminist, multicultural, Psychodynamic, CBT, and loves to include the occasional sprinkle of humor.

My personal and professional understanding is that most people struggle with their decision to pursue psychotherapy. I understand the courage associated with your decision to see me today. Therefore, I would like to tell you about my training and my approach to psychotherapy. I am a New York State licensed psychotherapist and adjunct faculty at New York University. I hold a master's degree in clinical social work from Smith College School for School for Social Work.

Steve uses an integrative approach to best tailor to his clients individual needs, goals, and expectations. Techniques vary with a focus around CBT, a person-centered approach, and REBT. He also utilizes a Positive Confrontational approach, where he therapeutically challenges and confronts clients' negative perceptions, beliefs, assumptions, and automatic thoughts. Steve works with clients from all backgrounds on issues including substance abuse, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, personality disorders, and chronic pain.

Amar builds a therapeutic relationship rooted in person-centered therapy, incorporating tools and skills from CBT. His focus is one of collaborative work with the client, addressing their presenting concerns, aspirations, and goals for therapy.

Ray has experience in providing individual and group therapy for individuals of various ages and backgrounds. She utilizes an eclectic approach that integrates Psychodynamic, Mindfulness, Person-centered therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and CBT. Ray operates from a multicultural and trauma-informed background, that enables her to meet you where you are. She cultivates a secure environment and therapeutic alliance with warmth and unconditional positive regard.

I am based in NYC. I was trained in rational-emotive behavior therapy and work with clients primarily from that perspective, with mindfulness techniques. The focus of my practice is on working with individuals who have been diagnosed with a chronic or catastrophic health condition, as well as their caregivers. Please refer to my website, JustGotdiagnosed.com, for more information about me and my practice. Please be aware that I have very limited availability for new clients at the moment, I am sorry to say.

Seeking Shalom and Christopher are available when there is something going on in your life that takes away from your peace and wholeness. Together we can look at things and work to see what is going on in your life and address them so that you can experience the shalom that results from restoring your relationships with yourself, with the people in your life and with your spiritual journey. Wholeness and peace is possible in your life - are you willing to seek it? Christopher looks forward to meeting with you as you take a step on your journey seeking shalom.

Life's journey of fluctuations with unexpected & painful circumstances can leave us experiencing prolonged sadness, pervasive anxiety, and overwhelming stress. My passion as a therapist is to provide an authentic and empathic space for you to process and navigate your emotions, while enhancing your strengths & self-worth. I take a holistic approach to therapy. With more than 20 years as a psychotherapist, I work with persons who struggle with depression, anxiety, grief/loss, work-related stressors, and marital/couple's issues. I am also dedicated to working with clients who have experienced trauma and symptoms of PTSD.

The style of treatment I offer is very inter-active utilizing the realities of the "here and now" situations of life within the therapy relationship. I am goal oriented and focus on what the client comes in to work on. Although analytically trained I use a broad range of eclectic approaches best suited for the problems brought in. I maintain a safe place to deal with hard to talk about matters in the most open and confidential manner.Please review my website @ ThomasJohnsonlcsw.com

Our work might involve making sense of a difficult relationship, addressing persistent mood issues, or dealing with a sudden, unexpected event. It can be incredibly helpful to look at emotions, thoughts, and behaviors; understand how they relate to each other; and their impact on you. Therapy, as I see it, is about empowerment, finding a way to live the life you want for yourself. I tend to be more successful with clients who have relatively clear goals in mind, prefer a shorter-term therapy, and want interaction and feedback during meetings. If we are working well together, one can expect to see some progress early on.

Grayson is a licensed clinical social worker that works as an associate therapist at the group practice of Dr. Chloe Carmichael. Grayson holds a Master of Science degree in social work from Columbia University. Grayson is a warm and engaging therapist who creates a safe environment for her clients to explore and effectively manage difficult feelings.

29 years experience helping adults, couples and families understand and address the sources of conflict in their interpersonal relationships and daily professional lives. The primary therapeutic goal is to effectively manage the negative emotions (such as low self-esteem, anger, anxiety and depression) which interfere with quality of life and achievement of personal and professional goals, inclusive of LBGQT life challenges. Pets are family too and an integral part of one's life and routine. The loss of a pet can be devastating. Hence, I also offer pet bereavement counseling.

I work with you to discover what a meaningful life looks like and make the changes that will lead to deeper fulfillment. I specialize in navigating life transitions, building effective communication skills, and breaking down unhelpful belief systems. I use a non-judgmental approach in my work with individuals and couples that is rooted in curiosity and empathy for the client’s lived experience.

The doctors, therapists and counselors at Applied Behavioral Sciences have decades of experience developing and leading health care and social service programs. They has helped 10's of thousands of people overcome extreme impulsive behaviors such as impulsive anger, impulsive aggression, impulsive sexual behavior, impulsive eating, impulsive shopping, impulsive gambling, domestic violence.

We all get lost sometimes. Depression and/or anxiety can be overwhelming. Or, feeling lost can be paralyzing. I see my role as a co-adventurer, alongside of my clients. By working to understand their needs and desires and what gets in the way of their fullfillment, together we can free up the natural creativity of the human spirit.

As difficult as life may seem at times, I aim to help my clients feel as if they don't have to go through it alone. I strive to provide a warm, supportive, and culturally sensitive safe space for my clients. I empower clients on their healing and self-growth journey by truly allowing them to feel heard and accepted. My goal is to help individuals regain control over their mental well-being, and together in a supportive therapeutic space, we can accomplish exactly that. I have worked with at-risk adolescents and adults from a variety of cultural backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities, and races.