Trauma and PTSD Therapists in 10026

I listen carefully and respond thoughtfully. I have been in practice for over 30 years and bring rich life experience and top-notch training to my work. I am warm ,easy to talk to.and non-judgmental. An artist in my spare time, I use intuition as well as the rational in my consideration of your issues.We work together to come to an understanding of what is happening ,what has happened in the past, and how to change it so that you can achieve happinesss and your goals.

I view therapy as a partnership designed to disentangle life’s complexities on the pathway to wholeness. For many clients this involves struggles with issues from their past, making sense of their emotions or dealing with one of life's many transitions. Others are in need of support around grief or working through relationship issues. My training as a former Diversity, Equity and Inclusion professional has taught me to view my clients through a multicultural lens that acknowledges and values all parts of their identity. As partners we will create adaptive coping strategies to bring clients into better alignment and fulfillment.

I provide a safe and professional environment for working together. I address with my patients troubling issues such as anxiety, depression, loss, trauma, stress, self-defeating behaviors, lack of self confidence/self-esteem, issues of sexuality and gender identity and work/relationship problems. My approach is analytically informed but tailored to the individual. I have excellent training and over 30 years experience, and supervise and teach at a major psychoanalytic institute. With the help of our therapeutic relationship and process I hope to help my patients face and cope with difficult thoughts/feelings and enact major changes in their lives.

Popular wisdom suggests that adversity and trauma reveal our inner strength and build character. But sometimes we need help: someone to help us make meaning of those life experiences that changed our outlook, damaged our relationships, and left us questioning ourselves; someone to help us unlock our inner resilience and build new ways of coping. I specialize in treating adults adjusting to adversity, recovering from trauma, and dealing with life stressors.

Is your mother toxic? I am a licensed psychologist specializing in people with destructive mothers. I can help you pursue your dreams without fear of your mother's disapproval and transform your childhood wounds into peace, power and wisdom. I can also help you find courage and strength in face of grief and loss. If you are young adult, I can help you through the angst of difficult life transitions. If you are a lawyer or other professional I can help you manage work/life stress in high power careers. I also help individuals affected by PTSD, phobias and performance anxiety by using a scientifically-proven technique called EMDR.

May 2024 Update - I have one opening for a morning/midday client. Please reach out! Life is all about balance. At times, finding that balance can feel overwhelming. My training and personal passion for helping others makes me an ideal therapist for individuals in need of a readjustment. Clients appreciate my down-to-earth point of view and ability to provide both encouragement and reality. Whether you are managing symptoms of anxiety and depression, life challenges like grief, divorce, infertility, relational issues, or other stressors, together we'll create and execute a plan to regain balance and move you toward a joyful life.

In my practice I work with clients of all backgrounds and age groups; and I have a specialty in adolescence and young adulthood. I enjoy supporting clients as they navigate growing up and becoming adults in this complex world. My approach is grounded in Psychodynamic Theory and the belief that many of our problems are rooted in thinking patterns, behaviors, and emotional responses that we developed early in life. My work is eclectic and collaborative. I draw on many modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma Informed Treatment, Family Systems Theory and Motivational Interviewing.

I’m a clinical psychologist who believes deeply in guiding individuals toward a profound and more nuanced understanding of themselves in order to create lasting change.

Sometimes life's challenges, transitions, or conditions are more than we can handle. Feelings of sadness or fear overwhelm. We realize that the way we are living is not how we want to live but are unable to make changes on our own. Unhealthy relationships, dealing with disappointment or loss, feeling alone, or struggling with an inner critic, are a few examples of what leads people to reach out to me. In my practice I largely employ the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model as my framework but also draw techniques from CBT, EMDR, DBT, mindfulness, somatic experiencing, and psychodynamic psychotherapy, when needed.

People who feel anxious, depressed or just lonely make major improvements in their lives, careers and relationships, working with me to understand the issues which cause their distress. Working with depressive disorder, anxiety, relationship problems, career problems, and substance abuse my services include individual psychotherapy, group and couples work. As a licensed psychotherapist, I received my MSW from Columbia University and received analytic training at Washington Square Institute and The Center for the Advancement of Group Analytic Studies. Prior to becoming a psychotherapist I had a career as a Marketing Executive which makes me well qualified to work with professionals struggling with career advancement issues.

One of my favorite quotes is “Self-care is how you take your power back.” Making this important decision to seek counseling is the first step to taking your power back, and I would be happy to be a part of your journey! My name is Sherica Ross-Nickle, and I am an MHC-LP Psychotherapist at Center Rock Mental Health Counseling. I have grown to understand how important it is to find a provider that you can confide in, someone you can trust, and someone who can support your well-being. If you are currently experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, or trauma, I can provide the support and guidance that you need.

During these challenging times, I am meeting clients on Zoom, Facetime, and phone. I have over thirty years of experience working with clients with Eating Disorders, trauma and neglect. I have presented at National Conferences on my original theory of the impact of emotional and physical neglect on peoples lives. I have broadened my work in recent years to include, life transitions, and dealing with the real and also perceived cultural biases of aging and self actualization.

With over 20 years of post-graduate experience, I have a broad and varied background which enables me to uniquely help children, adolescents, parents, and adults. I worked in foster care and adoption before beginning a career in school social work. While working in this field, counseling children of all ages with a variety of needs and challenges, I noticed that staff members would come to my office frequently and that these visits turned into counseling sessions. While I continue to enjoy working with children, it has been a pleasure expanding my practice into supporting adults as well.

I like working with people who want to know themselves better and are open to looking at their lives in a way they may not have done before. Most people seek psychological help because they want relief from pain and to feel more satisfied in their relationships, work, and with themselves. However, when they engage in examining their lives, things can take surprising turns that not only helps them achieve their goals but often results in redefining what they want in life.

Seeking therapy is a difficult decision and finding the right therapist is challenging. I specialize in evidence-based therapies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I teach clients skills they can continue to use even after therapy has ended. I help clients become aware of negative thought patterns and behaviors that are keeping them stuck. I work with client to do more of the things they want to do in life and feel more hopeful. I teach strategies to better manage stress, improve intimate and personal relationships, and reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression.

My practice focuses on helping individuals work through the self-defeating patterns that have created feelings of depression, anxiety and/or a general sense of feeling "stuck."

Julianne Cesbron is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in New York practicing since 2016. She received a Bachelor of Arts with a minor in Psychology from Indiana University. She received a Master of Social Work from Fordham University. Julianne believes in a strength's based and person-centered approach to Therapy. Julianne utilizes a behavioral health approach. Modalities utilized are cognitive behavioral therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy. Her main areas of focus are anxiety, depression, and PTSD/Trauma. Julianne special interest is yoga to help treat trauma/PTSD.

There’s nothing I find more gratifying than helping my clients redefining purpose in their lives. While we are in a constant struggle with the expectations of others, we often lose sight of who we are ourselves. We negotiate, toil, and sacrifice—sometimes without even knowing why.

Good therapy can produce long lasting life changes. Although shifts in behavior and emotions can take time, even in the short term there can be immediate relief. I see the relationship between the patient and therapist as central to a positive outcome. Although we are all infinitely diverse and complex, collectively we seek to be understood. I listen with curiosity and empathy to understand each individual's unique experience. In treatment I create an atmosphere of trust where together we can identify your strengths, find practical solutions to problems and unfold underlying vulnerabilities that are obstacles to your experience of a rich and fulfilling life.