Therapists in 11561
Benjamin P Schafler Counseling Psychotherapy
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-R, MA, MSW, PD, SDA
Verified Verified
Long Beach, NY 11561
If seasoned professional input regarding school, career, family, relationship, behavioral or personal progress could be of benefit, please call me at (516) 774-4995 to discuss how I can help, or to book an appointment now, or cut & paste: shorturl.
Over 20 years experience helping adults, children, and adolescents overcome obstacles to greater happiness and success. I bring out and support the special qualities of each and every person at their own level, and provide support, insight, understanding and practical solution focused guidance and assistance. I'm a great listener & easy to to talk to! Professional but not intimidating; easy-going, compassionate and understanding; I make counseling-therapy an engaging, pleasant, helpful experience, and provide strategies, tools, insight and advice for you to self-improve and feel relief. Don't wait. Call me!
If seasoned professional input regarding school, career, family, relationship, behavioral or personal progress could be of benefit, please call me at (516) 774-4995 to discuss how I can help, or to book an appointment now, or cut & paste: shorturl.
Over 20 years experience helping adults, children, and adolescents overcome obstacles to greater happiness and success. I bring out and support the special qualities of each and every person at their own level, and provide support, insight, understanding and practical solution focused guidance and assistance. I'm a great listener & easy to to talk to! Professional but not intimidating; easy-going, compassionate and understanding; I make counseling-therapy an engaging, pleasant, helpful experience, and provide strategies, tools, insight and advice for you to self-improve and feel relief. Don't wait. Call me!
Leora Speiser
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-R
Verified Verified
Long Beach, NY 11561
Allowing my clients to feel comfortable and establishing a therapeutic relationship is the first step to success and sets a foundation for positive change. I am passionate in helping individuals find hope and healing. Sessions will incorporate a strengths-based, client-centered focus that seeks to enhance a person's level of motivation for personal growth and change. Using the strengths and insight of the individual, I support my clients in empowering them on a positive path while providing them with the tools and skills to meet their goals for their present and future.
Allowing my clients to feel comfortable and establishing a therapeutic relationship is the first step to success and sets a foundation for positive change. I am passionate in helping individuals find hope and healing. Sessions will incorporate a strengths-based, client-centered focus that seeks to enhance a person's level of motivation for personal growth and change. Using the strengths and insight of the individual, I support my clients in empowering them on a positive path while providing them with the tools and skills to meet their goals for their present and future.
Suzanne L. Anderson Lacsw-R, CASAC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, Lacsw-r, Casac-t
Verified Verified
Long Beach, NY 11561
Are you curious about yourself, how you impact relationships, and want to feel better? Working towards change, self-growth, and mindfulness, psychological sophistication can develop if you connect with the right therapist & therapeutic environment. See how the past might have influenced present day feelings-a way of moving forward in life. In private practice 39 years: psychodynamic & eclectic modalities. Completion Postgraduate: psychoanalytic psychotherapy,psychoanalysis, Addictions, Doctoral work. Specialty: Depression, anxiety, low self-image, Bi-Polar, Addictive relationships, modifying behavior by acquiring coping strategies
Are you curious about yourself, how you impact relationships, and want to feel better? Working towards change, self-growth, and mindfulness, psychological sophistication can develop if you connect with the right therapist & therapeutic environment. See how the past might have influenced present day feelings-a way of moving forward in life. In private practice 39 years: psychodynamic & eclectic modalities. Completion Postgraduate: psychoanalytic psychotherapy,psychoanalysis, Addictions, Doctoral work. Specialty: Depression, anxiety, low self-image, Bi-Polar, Addictive relationships, modifying behavior by acquiring coping strategies
Lynn Cukaj
Pre-Licensed Professional, MHC-LP
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Long Beach, NY 11561 (Online Only)
I create a safe and nonjudgmental space where my clients feel at ease to work on their personal journey toward change. Oftentimes, it is what is not being said that becomes the focus of the session. Therefore, I help my clients develop a voice and find a way to effectively express their pain and struggles. I believe anxiety, fear, and pain are often obstacles to an individual’s growth. These emotions, along with one’s unhelpful thoughts and problematic behaviors, can be barriers to change. Therefore, I assist my clients in identifying therapeutic goals that are focused on freeing oneself from these roadblocks & barriers.
I create a safe and nonjudgmental space where my clients feel at ease to work on their personal journey toward change. Oftentimes, it is what is not being said that becomes the focus of the session. Therefore, I help my clients develop a voice and find a way to effectively express their pain and struggles. I believe anxiety, fear, and pain are often obstacles to an individual’s growth. These emotions, along with one’s unhelpful thoughts and problematic behaviors, can be barriers to change. Therefore, I assist my clients in identifying therapeutic goals that are focused on freeing oneself from these roadblocks & barriers.
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Relationship Issues Therapists
While need for human connection appears to be innate, the ability to form healthy, loving relationships is learned. Some evidence suggests that the ability to form a stable relationship starts to form in infancy, in a child's earliest experiences with a caregiver who reliably meets the infant's needs for food, care, warmth, protection, stimulation, and social contact. Such relationships are not destiny, but they are theorized to establish deeply ingrained patterns of relating to others. The end of a relationship, however, is often a source of great psychological anguish.