Therapists in 10016

You do not need to be suffering to benefit from counseling—we can all improve our lives by better understanding our feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. We would welcome the opportunity to alleviate your pain or self-sabotaging patterns while increasing your inner peace and purpose. NYC Counseling’s therapy techniques can help you to release powerful, unconscious blocks and fears. Whatever your goal, let's work together to find the tools to overcome the hurdles you are facing to live a more vibrant and fulfilling life. With clinicians who have varied backgrounds, specialties, and perspectives, we can find the right fit for you.

I welcome you on your path to personal growth. Self discovery is an important and very personal journey in ones life and requires careful consideration on how to navigate it. I provide a caring, safe and authentic connection in the therapeutic relationship. We work collaboratively to explore and resolve your concerns and improve the quality of your life. For some, the burden of the pain and suffering can be overwhelming. Together we will take steps in creating an awareness of your emotional world while we minimize your distress and maximize your pursuit of your life goals,

I try to help those who are struggling to reduce their emotional and behavioral conflicts and stressors in order to achieve their potential in life while in relation to the people, places and things they depend upon in their life. When a person is capable in becoming more fully aware or mindful of their feelings, thoughts and actions; while further developing a reflective, tolerant capacity; and continues working towards attempting achievement of their needs and wants where possible or learning acceptance, grieving, and moving on, then I think we are living as fully as possible.

As someone who has faced major loss of loved ones and natural disasters, Rachel empathizes with those who have experienced life challenges. Rachel's goal for her clients is to provide comfort, safe space, and guidance utilizing CBT/trauma-focused CBT, Person-Centered, Psychodynamic, Solution-focused therapy, Grief therapy, and Attachment theory.

Kristjana adopts an eclectic approach rooted in the belief that every client has the ability to grow in their lives. Kristjana’s therapeutic style draws from psychodynamic, person-centered, multicultural, and feminist approaches. She recognizes the importance of acknowledging the diversity of her clients including all of their identities and provides a safe space for the exploration of these identities. She infuses her sense of humor, sarcasm, curiosity, and genuine empathy into the therapeutic relationship.

I work with individuals who have often had a long, difficult, battle with their relationship to their body and food. I welcome clients at any point in this journey, from those who are eager to begin changing behaviors and thoughts as soon as we begin, to those that have maybe even never admitted to another person what their relationship with food/their body is really like. I work from an inclusive, body diverse and positive lens. Come as you are. I am Health at Every Size and Intuitive Eating focused, and together we can restore and reclaim your relationship to food and your body.

When excessive worries and stress arise, we often overthink each and every decision. It can begin to feel as if we are stuck in our lives. Relationships, work, sleep, and enjoyment are all negatively affected. With warmth and openness, I'll guide you as you gain insight into your interpersonal relationships, behaviors, and choices. I'll help you learn to trust your instincts and reduce self doubt so that decision making becomes easier. I encourage you to bring whatever struggles you may encounter, both big and small, past and present, to our sessions.

I’m a warm, empathetic therapist who is interested in your unique story. I will support you in understanding yourself at a deeper level, while encouraging you to be your authentic self. Together, we’ll explore challenges you are experiencing and figure out how to overcome them. I am interested in what is and isn’t working in your life and how you'd like to make changes to better meet your desired life goals.

I work with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families of all possible configurations. If you are seeking therapy for your child, I will also work with you to assist you in parenting your child. I listen for the voices of those who feel unheard in a variety of interpersonal contexts; those who may have experienced difficult or abusive relationships with a primary attachment figure (not necessarily a parent), or who have experienced the loss of a parent, and who may struggle with anger, shame, a sense of invisibility...or maybe feelings they cannot yet describe.

Bri is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) providing individual and couples therapy. Bri earned her master's degree from the Columbia School of Social Work and her undergraduate degree from Columbia University. She also has extensive post-graduate training from the Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy and Modern Sex Therapy Institute, and has been an Associate for the Human Sexuality course at the Columbia University School of Social Work.

While trained in evidence-based treatment techniques, my work is ever informed by and in full respect for the mind, body, and spirit of each client. As you consider the sometimes intimidating but always promising and courageous step of entering therapy, I welcome the opportunity to help you find the relief and change you are seeking.

I am a Psychologist devoted to assisting you in optimizing your quality of life, recognizing and maximizing your personal assets, enhancing your self-esteem, improving your negotiating skills in interpersonal relationships and inspiring greater depth in your understanding of yourself and others as you reach your full potential. My skills encompass a variety of psychotherapeutic techniques, CBT, DBT, Frommian psychoanalysis, amongst them, in targeting matters considered for change. My goal is to facilitate your ability to feel whole, love, give, experience joy, practice kindness, to find peace....

Briony's approach draws from various client-centered therapies to create individualized and unique therapy experiences, encouraging clients to explore their strengths and potential. She integrates Humanistic and Existential perspectives, intertwining evidenced-based practices, in order to meet the client where they are, and to promote healing, acceptance, and growth. Briony believes that creating a supportive and non-judgmental environment can inspire change by building trust, confidence, and awareness.

I specialize in working with couples & adults who have experienced the deep pain of complex PTSD & the profound impact it has had on their emotional well-being & relationships. If you have a strong desire to feel more connected with yourself & your partner but feel held back by the trauma you've experienced, or maybe struggling with patterns of self-sabotage, difficulty trusting others, or feeling stuck in your past experiences, I am here to help. My goal is to empower you to break free from the shackles of your trauma, heal & develop the skills to create a safe fulfilling, meaningful life. My approach is integrative & comprehensive

Many people decide to seek therapy because they long for relief from pain and suffering in their lives. This may show up as anxiety, low self-esteem, unmanageable behaviors, emotional instability, or relationship difficulties. Other times the decision stems from a drive to grow and achieve a greater sense of fulfillment. Regardless of the primary motivation, I believe therapy can help all people live a freer and more satisfying life that aligns with their values and dreams.

Lyndsay is a passionate and empathic psychotherapist. She utilizes principles from various treatment modalities and evidence based practices including; CBT, DBT, person-centered therapy, ACT, existentialism, motivational interviewing and psychodynamic therapy. Lyndsay’s approach is dynamic and personalized to each client. She provides a warm, safe and nonjudgmental space to engage in exploration and self reflection.

Encountering hardships and barriers to growth is common in the life cycle. As we strive to maximize our potential, we are dared to identify how to utilize our life experiences as lessons learned, versus crippling barriers. Meeting these demands & achieving one's goals is the focus of a therapeutic partnership. Such a relationship examines impasses, & simultaneously converts them to opportunities. This leads to a greater sense of fulfillment. COVID-19 lingers and confronts us with ongoing threats and concerns for the wellbeing of ourselves and others. This extraordinary time, like any new life event, demands new coping strategies.

Hello, I am currently an intern at Mindful Momentos Marriage and Family Therapy in New York. I am working towards obtaining my degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. I have a strong work ethic and am self-motivated, intuitive and organized. I have a positive attitude, and most importantly, great interpersonal and communication skills. Over the years working with individuals and families I developed skills in being a supportive, empathic, and efficient leader. Furthermore, my experience with volunteering for a variety of mentorship and group leader have instilled in me the desire to work with individuals/families.

I am a psychologist and a social worker, with over 30 years of experience as a clinician, supervisor and director of mental health clinics and programs. My advanced training is in child and family psychotherapy. I am trained as an individual, couples and family psychotherapist. I have practiced psychotherapy with patients of different races and ethnicities, and many different cultures, immigrants and refugees from Eastern Europe, former USSR, Asian countries and Latin America. I also worked for years at a clinic, that served many LGBT clients. My clinical approaches includes psychodynamic, systems , cognitive-behavioral techiques,