Therapists for Teens in 10003

Working in schools and foster care settings for years, Sam is an expert in child and adolescent therapy. He utilizes two of the leading therapies, Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). With CBT, Sam helps clients change unhelpful thought processes and behavioral patterns and aids clients in bravely facing their fears. While with DBT, he helps clients learn better emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal skills. He is passionate about building connections and assists clients in finding strengths and skills within themselves to work through any struggles they might be experiencing.

Welcome. I seek to provide individuals and couples with an engaging and collaborative process. Aspiring to be curious and supportive as you identify & explore uncomfortable feelings, discordant self-beliefs, or painful relational dynamics that are keeping you from having more meaningful, enlivened, and loving connections to yourself and others. Navigating together, we will address areas, that may include love, family dynamics, internal conflict, issues of health, work, friendship, school, trauma, addiction, & loss. With couples' areas of exploration sex/intimacy, premarital counselling, financial issues, betrayal & fertility.

OFFERING TELEHEALTH!!! Kristine Wilson is a Holistic Psychotherapist and Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a comfortable and convenient office right in the heart Manhattan. Kristine received her M.A., E.d. M in Psychological Counseling from Columbia University in 2005, and continues to study and grow in the fields of psychology, spirituality and mindfulness, as well as women's health and adolescent health. Kristine offers a unique blend of traditional talk therapy combined with creative expression, humor, compassion, mindfulness, education and insight in her practice.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist working at NYCBT, specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) & Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for adolescents, young adults, and adults. Are you or your teen suffering from anxiety or difficult to manage emotions? Do you struggle to utilize effective coping skills to change the way you think, feel, or behave? The therapy process can be daunting with the variety of providers who offer many different treatments. I can offer a supportive, collaborative, direct, and effective therapeutic environment to address anxiety, obsessional thinking, emotion dysregulation, suicidality, & trauma.

I am an experienced psychotherapist and practice in a neutral, non- judgmental way. If you are looking to gain a deeper understanding of your internal struggles or feel a greater sense of personal fulfillment, I can help you. I have worked with people with a variety of concerns; including, trauma, emotional dysregulation, identity concerns, difficulty in relationships, addictions and managing mental illness. I have extensive postgraduate training in adult, child and adolescent psychotherapy. My practice is limited to adult (individuals and couples) and teens. I work with people to receive out of network insurance reimbursement.

If you are a parent trying to get help for your child or teen due to an array of possible challenges that they are facing, I am always open to talk with you about how I may be able to help. I specialize in treating children, adolescents, and their families and pull from my over 19 years experience providing psychotherapy many diverse settings. A basic goal of my work with every child, adolescent, and adult that I work with is that a safe, supportive, caring environment is created that can foster comfort for my clients to take risks and make change. Due to covid-19 I offer private ONLINE TELEHEATH services covered by most plans.

I am an experienced psychotherapist who finds the therapeutic relationship to be a mutually meaningful experience. I have a direct, interactive approach to feelings that worry you & take up unwanted space in your mind & body. I prioritize feelings of self care & self health. I am interested in your current life experience, relationships & history. I guide you towards finding solutions that feel under your control & genuine to your identity. I help by working on personal & institutional trauma, which over looked can lead to self neglect, abuse & addiction. In sessions, positive energy & humor help you to feel in control & connected.

Welcome! My name is Tyler, and I am an NYC-based queer, trans, and multicultural psychotherapist. I am passionate about supporting young adults navigating the transition out of college, dating in the city, and finding passion in their career. This time of life can be filled with anxiety, depression, and feelings of uncertainty. Through our work together, you can expect to uncover the beliefs and patterns currently holding you back, and strengthen your relationship with yourself. I also specialize in working with parents navigating the challenges and joys of parenting during the teen years.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in treating anxiety and mood disorders for adolescents and young adults. My goal is to create a supportive environment where you can feel comfortable to express yourself and make changes in your life.

Hello. If your child or adolescent needs support, it's likely that I can help. I am dually credentialed in psychoanalysis (an advanced form of psychotherapy) and education (I was a university professor in the field of education for 25 years). One of the greatest gifts you can give your child is a safe space where they can work through their challenges with a professional.

Hi! I'm Minty, a Licensed Therapist in NYC. I work with people from a diverse background using culturally sensitive approach -we learn from each other. I work with adults dealing with issues of depressive mood, low self-esteem, anxiety and stress, cultural adjustment, as well as relationship struggles. I also work with Children and Adolescent. I had clinical experience in hospital psychiatric department, outpatient clinic and public schools. I received training in Child Family Therapy from NYU and is in a 3 year post-master Child & Adolescent training program.

Being a teenager in today's society can bring about many challenges. Some of these challenges may consist of racial trauma, feeling isolated, feeling depressed, feeling anxious, trying to fit in at school, being bullied, and not understanding why things happen in your personal lives. Usually when you are feeling these emotions you tend to search for healing in places that you feel is best at the moment, but you do not have to do it alone.

Therapy is one of the most powerful tools we have to resolve anxiety, depression, relationship issues and the ordinary problems of living. Through our therapeutic endeavor, you can discover the stumbling blocks that prevent you from living to your fullest potential. My particular areas of interest include cultural and life stage transition, anxiety states and relationship and work issues. My goal is to help you know yourself better and to help you live with more joy, resilience and freedom.

I am a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) located in New York City. Specifically, I work in adult and adolescent psychotherapy, mentorship, and overall mind and body wellness. In my work I've discovered that congruence, or alignment between one's internal and external world, is the single most important factor to achieving true happiness. Through my holistic, genuine, empathetic, and often direct approach, my clients can attain congruence in their lives.

I'm an LCSW practicing in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and my office is conveniently located three blocks from the Bedford L stop. I'm psychodynamically oriented, and I specialize in anxiety, play therapy, trauma, and attachment. I enjoy helping families to strengthen relationships. Play is a child's natural way of communicating, and thus is the perfect tool for therapy with young children. I often work with older children, teens, and adults as well, and tailor my therapeutic approach to the needs of each person I work with.

My goal is to guide clients through self-exploration, self-awareness and resilience building that transforms them into self-reliant individuals. I integrate psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral (CBT), DBT, relational, and mindfulness-based techniques tailored to specific needs. The therapeutic relationship is a partnership explored within a safe, non-judgmental environment, working at a pace that is comfortable for the client; we can explore short or long-term counseling. Together, we can work towards resolving feelings of sadness, anxiety, and understanding maladaptive patterns, gaining insight to change problematic behaviors

Clients who seek my services are interested in making measurable quality of life changes. Emotional distress and conflict can create significant obstacles to psychological and overall well-being. Whether a child, an adolescent, adult, or family, conflict can lead to behavioral problems, abuse of alcohol or other substances, difficulty establishing and sustaining close relationships, and a loss of vision or purpose for one's life. Psychotherapy becomes the process from which a person uncovers conflict, explores barriers, identifies options, and pursues paths of change.

The ideal client seeks help and is willing to commit to healing process. I understand importance of mental/emotional stability in order to embrace life possibilities and achieve optimal wellness. As a teen mother, I witnessed the brutal murder of my child's father. This tragedy should have weakened me mentally to a point of no return. Reversely, the adversity turned into a life experience that propelled my journey toward inner strength and purpose. We all have organic/non-organic circumstances that take us off course. Our responsibility is to work on what we can, one day at a time.

Anxiety, worry and self-doubt are perhaps the most common and widespread challenges faced by children today. From every area of their lives, children face daunting pressures and demands. For those already anxious or vulnerable, these pressures maybe be overwhelming. Already primed for frustration or failure, such children may find navigating key developmental transitions - from childhood to grade school, for example, or from pre-adolescence to the teen years - difficult if not impossible. Parents may have tried other interventions or therapies; but often with little or no success. What's a concerned parent to do?