Toddler Therapists in 10016

Lexi understands and values the importance of an individualized, collaborative, and client centered counseling approach. She practices with empathy, compassion, honesty, and open communication. Lexi utilizes several counseling techniques including but not limited to cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, and a strengths-based approach to treatment. Opening up to others and deeply reflecting on ourselves can seem daunting, but Lexi's hope is to encourage others to practice self-compassion and self-care, and she gives them an open and safe space to do so.

Kim strives to create a space for clients to feel supported and empowered. Infusing her sessions with warmth and humor, Kim collaborates with clients to recognize their strengths, derive meaning from past experiences, and facilitate change. Her practice integrates person-centered and psychodynamic approaches to help clients develop compassion and insight.

As a licensed clinical psychologist, my primary goal is to foster a safe and non-judgmental environment where you feel heard and understood. I will work with you and/or your child to build a collaborative partnership, regardless of what brings you to treatment. The therapeutic relationship ultimately serves as the foundation to deepen your understanding of relationships, behaviors, and thought patterns, as well as develop healthy coping strategies and insight. We will work together to help you invest in your strengths, while shifting away from patterns that no longer serve you.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker my passion lies with helping children and families effectively navigate their daily lives. Over the years I have worked with children and families, collaborated with different professionals and advocated on children’s behalf within a variety of systems. I provide a warm and supportive environment where I help children and families address issues such as: managing overwhelming emotions, developing social skills, creating a positive sense of self, building strong communication skills and more. My philosophy is for children and adolescents to feel seen, feel heard and feel understood.

Mia Rosenberg, LCSW specializes in supporting children, teens and young professionals who experience anxiety, depression, difficulty in relationships, low self-esteem, behavioral concerns, and social skills. Through several years of clinical experience, Mia understands that a strong therapeutic relationship is grounded in trust and understanding. She helps her clients to recognize and develop healthy coping skills to create a more fulfilling life. When working together, Mia prioritizes creating a safe and a supported environment so that her clients can become empowered to make the changes they are looking for.

It's normal to feel overwhelmed when trying to manage the expectations we set for ourselves and that others set for us. Given the busy nature of our lives, there is little time to process what these expectations mean to us and why they can cause us distress. Therapy can give space for life to slow down, to limit distractions, and to keep the judgments of others out. By engaging in the therapeutic process, we gain an understanding of our values and how they inform our behavior and emotional well-being.

I help people feel better and improve their lives with psychotherapy and music therapy. If you are suffering from anxiety, depression, addiction or everyday stress with relationships, work or family. If you want a fluid and creative approach to therapy that helps you go deep to the core of your issues, I can help. I am particularly passionate about working with those who identify as LGBTQIA+, especially trans and GNC folx. In a world full of stigma, with so much pressure to conform to a heteronormative society, being trans or GNC can be an isolating and scary experience. I can help you on your journey to become your true self.

My client-centered approach is rooted in Art Therapy and Evidence-Based modalities. I specialize in helping children, teens, and young adults, ages 4-40, feel more confident and connected. My work is centered around the belief that people are fully deserving of respect, dignity, and a space where they can deeply feel heard. I facilitate a safe environment where feelings and experiences can be validated, and people can establish a sense of security and self-worth. I partner with children (and parents) to help them navigate their identity and sense of belonging in this world!

Erin is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in anxiety disorders, depressive disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), grief and loss, fertility, and pregnancy loss. Erin specializes in working with clients from adolescence to adulthood. She is a certified Daring Way Facilitator, a highly experiential methodology based on the research of Dr. Brené Brown, focusing on self-compassion, shame resilience, and vulnerability. Erin is also a Gottman trained therapist providing couples' therapy.

Considering therapy and finding the right therapist for you can be a nerve-racking experience. As your therapist, I want you to feel my compassion for you in a space where your thoughts and feelings are safe. In this space, you can also explore yourself and share your findings with me as you desire. Working together, my goal is to help you with self-growth and self-acceptance all while keeping the focus on creating a better quality of life.

Angela utilizes a psychodynamic approach with a strengths-based perspective. Angela believes in the importance of creating an awareness around our past and the unconscious, and the impact it has on our daily lives. Angela works in collaboration with clients to give them the tools to make necessary connections and changes that help them to progress on the journey to becoming their best self.

Stan Royzman, Psy.D., M.S.Ed., established Pediatric & Young Adult Psychological Services of New York to empower children, adolescents, and young adults. His second goal was to ensure that families have the tools and resources that they require to navigate the complex systems of education and mental health. Dr. Royzman has been working in the field of mental health for over fifteen years. He has expertise in a number of evidence-based interventions, in addition to evaluative services. He is also the creator of Show and Spell - three games that promote social-emotional learning (learn more at www.psychservicenyc.com).

I bring warmth, sensitivity & a strong sense of humor as a clinical psychologist. With expertise in treating Autism OCD & Anxiety I have developed a specialized niche in working with individuals with these often co-occurring challenges. Using Cognitive Behavior Therapy, including Exposure and Response Prevention, and Mindfulness strategies I will help you develop an action plan to move forward reducing feelings of isolation and having a meaningful successful life. Often sought out to treat extreme symptoms I approach all patients with a goal-oriented style that teaches you and your family skills & techniques to help live the life you want.

I am an EMDR-trained, child/adolescent & young adult psychotherapist who has created a safe space providing services to strengthen the most vulnerable populations. I use meditative practices to reduce anxiety associated with traumatic memory. Things such as childhood traumas, environmental factors, depression, anxiety and adjustments can all effect the way one interprets life. For Caregivers: With treatment catered to your child's specific needs, I will begin the process of helping them heal through therapeutic play, relaxation techniques, listening skills, while also engaging the family to formulate best treatment for the child.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who has been working with individual clients, couples, diverse families and parents/caregivers/nanny support for over a decade. I specialize in Eating Disorders, Body Positivity, young adult transitions, anxiety, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder/Intrusive thoughts, parenting and relationships and self-worth.

Dr. Stephanie Spielberger is a Licensed Psychologist who specializes in the treatment of children, adolescents, and young adults as well as conducting psychological and educational assessments. She takes a warm, collaborative, non-judgmental, and individualized approach that incorporates empirical research and evidence-based practice. Dr. Spielberger's therapeutic orientation is primarily Cognitive and Dialectical Behavioral (CBT and DBT), as well as solution-focused and insight-oriented.

At Groth Psychology and Wellness, I provide therapy and neuropsychological evaluations to assess for learning, attention, developmental disorders. In therapy, I work with children, adolescents and adults experiencing difficulties in their life, such as anxiety, depression, trauma, behavior dysregulation, and relationship difficulties, among many others. My overarching goal as a therapist is to provide a safe space that clients may be trusting in. Additionally, I take a client-centered, integrative approach with evidence-based techniques to help the client and their unique needs. Together, we can work to achieve your personal goals.

Are you struggling with supporting a child with special needs, managing your child’s emotional or behavioral difficulties, or navigating the transition to parenthood? If so, you are not alone - I am here to help you. Parenting can be a very rewarding experience, but it also brings many challenges that can lead to one feeling overwhelmed, anxious and even depressed. My philosophy is that parents and families are usually doing the best they can, however challenging circumstances often require professional guidance. I provide families with a warm, supportive and confidential space in which to discuss problems and find solutions.

The therapist's at our center offer a focus in evidence based approached to therapy including CBT, and strength based, solution focused work. The center specialized in treating Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), anxiety spectrum disorders, self esteem challenges, school/work based issues, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and people with T1D. The practice works with children, adolescents, teenagers, young adults and college students as well people navigating work related stress. Additional specialties of our clinicians include DBT, addiction recovery treatment, art therapy, and more.