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Eliza takes an empathetic approach to her practice, which allows her to establish deep connections with her clients. She supports her clients by giving them the necessary tools to improve their emotional well-being, allowing them to build confidence and make positive changes in their lives. Eliza helps clients who are experiencing self-doubt, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, and life transitions.

Eliza takes an empathetic approach to her practice, which allows her to establish deep connections with her clients. She supports her clients by giving them the necessary tools to improve their emotional well-being, allowing them to build confidence and make positive changes in their lives. Eliza helps clients who are experiencing self-doubt, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, and life transitions.

I am an Indigenous (Laguna Pueblo) and Filipina therapist working with clients with histories of trauma, grief and loss, and establishing and growing healthy relationships. When you work with me, I allow you to set the tone of our therapy journey. Together, we explore what is the concern bringing you in and how you’d like it to be different in the future. Once we know where we’ve come from and where we are going, we can explore how we get there.

“-I am a Resilience Lab therapist-” Life is messy, and sometimes, it can feel like the universe is just not on your side. Whether it’s depression, anxiety, new transitions, stress management, or past traumas, it can feel like life gets in the way. My job is to collaborate with you to help you uncover what is getting in your way, so you can live your authentic true self. With an anti-oppressive and trauma-informed approach to therapy, I am dedicated to providing you with a safe and non-judgmental space where you can feel empowered.

We can never prepare for everything that life will throw at us. However, we can learn strategies to better help us change what is within our control and cope with what isn’t. Being vulnerable is scary – whether this is your first time seeking therapy or you’ve been before. I want to ensure that you feel comfortable, and I strive to provide an empathic, collaborative, and non-judgmental space where we can comfortably explore what you are wrestling with and your goals. I believe that a positive client-therapist relationship built on mutual respect and honesty is essential for effective intervention and meaningful growth.

I approach counseling from a practical, client-centered approach. I believe in meeting people where they are at, setting attainable therapeutic goals, and fostering intentional self-exploration. My experience with clients focuses on changing behavioral patterns, dealing with interpersonal issues, exploring new coping skills, and addressing symptoms of depression and anxiety. I have worked facilitating group therapy for people diagnosed as HIV+, as well as individual counseling for LGBT+ people. I have a history of working with people experiencing substance use from both abstinence and harm reduction approaches.

We all encounter difficult stressors, setbacks, and challenging moments in life, which is normal. Whether you'd like to improve your relationships, mood, or need support coping with a difficult circumstance I can help. I'm an empathic, supportive and active therapist with 10 years of post-graduate experience working with individuals and couples from a variety of cultures and backgrounds. My passion lies in helping and motivating individuals to create positive changes which improve their quality of life. I provide a warm, safe and non-judgmental environment where together we will work to address the issues that you are faced with.

Hello! I’m Leah. Central to my therapeutic approach is a commitment to dignity and empowerment. I believe you know yourself best and have the potential to chart your path and execute your goals. My role is to assist you in exploring your experiences, emotions, needs, and potential paths forward, and to offer supports along the way. These supports may look like identifying behavior patterns, engaging mindfulness practices, rewriting narratives, establishing achievable goals, or exploring past experiences through a new lens, among many other things. We’ll work together to determine what routes and practices are best for you.

Feeling anxious, lost, alone, disconnected from yourself, partner, family, or peers? I can help. I am a therapist with over 10 years of experience and training working with diverse individuals and families experiencing a range of mental health challenges. I have treated mood disorders, anxiety, grief/loss, trauma, attachment ruptures, communication, and relationship challenges. I bring a trauma- informed, strengths-based, culturally competent, anti-oppressive, and intersectional lens to my professional practice.

Yolanda Demery has worked in the field of acute Mental Health for 18 years. She has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Mercy College/ Mercy University. Yolanda is eager to make a positive difference in their lives. She feels that the limitations experienced by individuals can sometimes make them feel isolated if they suffer from depression, stress, and anxiety. However, working with Yolanda helps to dispel these beliefs. Yolanda sees mental health support as an opportunity to address issues and crises head on, whether small or large, in order to have a better quality of life.

I am experienced and passionate about treating a range of disorders including depression, anxiety, ADHD, learning disorders and individuals with high functioning autism. I am particularly focused on helping individuals improve their self esteem. Whether it be for my passion for changing the stigma on men’s mental health, working performance anxiety in athletes at the highest level of their sports or helping high functioning individuals on the autism spectrum overcome their social anxiety and improve their communication with peers.

Do you find yourself feeling stuck or with the sense that you are just going through the motions? I can help guide you to participate more fully in life and reach your maximum potential. We will work collaboratively to increase self-awareness, identify recurring patterns, and minimize maladaptive behaviors through the use of coping skills and resources at hand. With insight, confidence and tools in hand, you will be better equipped to effectively navigate through various road bumps in life and stop getting in your own way. I'm very collaborative, directive and strengths-based in my work with clients.

We are inherently social creatures that yearn for connectedness but sometimes it is difficult to connect with ourselves. Even when we desire to understand our own pain and struggles, that inner connection doesn't always come how or when we hoped. I believe that a connectedness to one's self and others can be achieved; and can come more naturally with practice. As your therapist, I will foster a warm and supportive therapeutic environment for us to work together. This is a place where you can gently peel back layers of awareness so that you can more easily reach your authentic self.

You might not realize it yet but you know yourself better than anyone else. What I have found in my personal and professional experience is that the more connected and compassionate we are with ourselves, the more connected and compassionate we are to our surroundings. I am a Brown, queer, gender non-conforming, immigrant, psychotherapist. I practice from an anti-oppressive lens that acknowledges the impact of the many systems we navigate under everyday. Naming the impact along with an exploration of the self, can lead us to a deeper understanding of ourselves and our humanity.

Pronouns include she/they; 1st person references include I/We. I am devoted to helping humans (beings/persons) live in full health, wellness and presence and believes in limitless possibilities. I work with each person at their pace - meeting them where they are/as they are – ‘walking’ together on the journey through Life. The client-therapist relationship is a partnership – mutually growing and supporting the client(s) in their wholeness. Utilizing a Strengths Perspective, clients are seen in their power, while at the core of the relationship, is their unique insight and understanding of them Self & the Collective

My focus has consistently revolved around alleviating the everyday stressors that impact my client's daily lives. We are living in a unique time, where challenges of living are becoming more complex. I know first hand how that impacts children, youth, and families. How we live together and our relationships are vital. I am here to help you nurture and love yourself through compassionate listening and support.

I have been an LMHC since 2019. I aim to establish a therapeutic haven characterized by honesty and unwavering support. As a seasoned professional, I believe I transcend the role of a traditional therapist, serving as a strategic advisor, imparting wisdom and guidance. Clients selecting me not only benefit from therapeutic expertise but also gain a dedicated ally in their journey towards personal growth and success.

If you're hurting right now that doesn't mean something is wrong with you. Many people who work with me learn that the behaviors they want to overcome are normal responses to life’s challenges. That doesn’t mean that you need to get used to sleepless nights, racing thoughts, panic attacks, or depressive episodes. I’ll help you make sense of why you are responding in these ways and together we’ll help you find relief. The work we do will involve radical self-acceptance.

Elizabeth Tullis (Bittiker) is a licensed psychotherapist and Senior Associate Therapist at Tate Psychotherapy. Elizabeth provides both virtual and in-person therapy in New York and utilizes an integrative approach with an emphasis on internal family systems and cognitive behavioral therapy. In her clinical work, Elizabeth helps women, college students and adolescent girls overcome an array of mental health challenges including relational issues, anxiety and self esteem concerns.