Psychotherapist Eastchester NY. Caring and Licensed Psychotherapy in Eastchester, New York.
Welcome to our network of of Psychotherapists in Eastchester NY, trained to help you overcome and resolve the issues you face. If you are seeking a Eastchester Psychotherapist, we are here to listen and to help. Please click on any Psychotherapist in Eastchester NY below for contact information. Your Eastchester Psychotherapist will work together with you to reach your goals, and will uphold the caring values in therapy that are important to you.
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Gracie Landes, LMFT, CST
Licens. Marriage & Family Therapist, Certified Sex Therapist
Email: Contact Gracie
138 w 25 st suite 625, New York 10001
Email: Contact Gracie
138 w 25 st suite 625, New York 10001
The troubles that bring you to therapy can also bring you a fuller, happier, more satisfying life. AI am specifically trained trained to work with complex problems between individuals, between family members and significant others. I work briefly and collaboratively with you, your significant others, and other professionals in your life to create the create the fastest, most encouraging and effective change that actually sticks. For those times in life when taking to friends and family isn’t enough, you can use the encouragement, knowledge and support of a professional ally who assumes you are naturally capable, and helps you tap into what’s best in you, not what’s wrong with you.
Marge Blaine, Ph.D., LP
sychotherapy can provide insights and strategies for coping and helping to resolve current problems. Psychotherapy also provides support in working through feelings and understanding long-standing problems. It can help an individual learn new ways of communication, heal old wounds and redefine relationships to others with support as new behaviors are learned.
Heather Jacobsen, ATR, LCSW
Licensed Psychotherapist & Creative Arts Therapist
Email: Contact Heather
875 Sixth Avenue (on 31st Street), New York 10001
Email: Contact Heather
875 Sixth Avenue (on 31st Street), New York 10001
How does psychotherapy work? Psychotherapy is an interactive process with the goal of increasing your ability to live a healthier emotional life. By exploring the issues you bring into therapy in an environment of non-judgmental curiosity, you will gain understanding of your psychodynamics (learned patterns of relating from family of origin) which leads into a process of working through emotional blocks, and allows for an experience of living more fully "in the present". Being able to live more fully in the present moment, rather than "living in the past", naturally fosters healthier ways of relating with others, as you begin to learn new ways of experiencing yourself in the world.
Hal Brickman, MSW, CSW, LCSW, C.HT
By actively listening & genuinely caring about his clients, Hal creates an accepting environment that encourages & promotes emotional growth. Clients learn to recognize, differentiate & express feelings in a meaningful manner. This ushers in an awareness of their most important needs & empowers them to get those needs met. During this process, clients receive Hal's attuned guidance, encouragment & support. As growth occurs clients experience an increased sense of their own mastery. A palpable belief that they can have a greater impact upon their lives. Self-esteem increases exponentially. Hal was twice invited to be a guest on David Letterman's Late Night. Psychotherapy since 1975.
Susie Greenebaum, MS ED, LCSW
There are a number of good reasons why you might want to talk with a psychotherapist about your problems. People typically see a psychotherapist because they want to talk with someone who is unbiased and impartial. This usually makes it easier to discuss your problems. While I prioritize helping people understand their motivations, analyze their behaviors and relationships, I know that a lifetime of insight will not break the most rigid and relentless patterns in our lives. We have all experienced feeling mystified at why we still do things that make us unhappy. I will help you pay attention to yourself in a way you are unaccustomed to. Through this attention, change will happen.
The Gestalt Center for Psychotherapy, NYS Chartered Institute
TREATMENT CENTER
Email: Contact The Gestalt Center for Psychotherapy
220 Fifth Avenue, Suite #802, New York 10001
Email: Contact The Gestalt Center for Psychotherapy
220 Fifth Avenue, Suite #802, New York 10001
Gestalt Therapy is a creative, gentle and patient approach that focuses on awareness in the present moment. Through the skillful use of a variety of experiential methods, our therapists can help you free energy locked into old, out-moded patterns. In this way you can grow in a way that allows you to live more freely and effectively -- centered in yourself yet able to reach out and take in what the world has to offer.
Rev. Christopher Smith, LCAC, LMFT, LMHC
Helping you find wholeness...
Email: Contact Rev. Christopher Smith
529 West 155th Street, New York 10032
Email: Contact Rev. Christopher Smith
529 West 155th Street, New York 10032
Psychotherapy is a process that you engage in with the assistance of Christopher. He will help you explore what is going on as well as areas that relate to it. As you do so, you will address different issues and/or patterns and explore alternatives to them. Doing so, allows you to address a variety of things (relationship issues, dealing with stress, depression, lifestyle issues (including life stages), rasing children, family dynamics, control and autonomy issues, work (or lack thereof), grief and other losses, anger control, self-image, self-esteem, addictions and others) and end up at a place where you can experience wholeness and peace. Christopher welcomes you to this journey.
Kristie Doheny, MA,LMHC,LMSW
Licensed Mental Health Counselor & Master Social Worker
Email: Contact Kristie
63-44 Saunders Street, Suite 102, Rego Park 11374
Email: Contact Kristie
63-44 Saunders Street, Suite 102, Rego Park 11374
Each client will receive a personalized treatment plan based on their individual needs. We has bilingual staff that can conduct individual, couples, and family therapy in English or Spanish. Our staff's approach varies in style; however, we all incorporate a humanistic/non-judgmental approach. Our client's will benefit from psychotherapy services by gaining a greater sense of control over their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. We provide services from infancy throughout adulthood in order to promote growth and development in all aspects of the life of our clients.
Edythe Denkin, Ph.D
Because Dr. Denkin supports you 100%, offers positive intuitive sugestions that create a difference in your views, you risk becoming a winner! When Dr. Edy supports you 100%, your confidence and inner security become solid, and your life changes positively. Dr. Denkin's clients will verify that is her secret to her ability to help.Meet me in my books: "Why Can't You Catch Me Being Good?" and "Relationship Magic", and learn how I can help you too. Be good to yourself and call me for the help that will make a difference in your life from today forward.
John Gerson, Ph.D.
I've been practicing psychotherapy for more than 35 years. My therapeutic approach is to first of all help people to feel comfortable and safe with me, as these are the ingedients that promote trust and the freedom to be open and vulnerable. My style of engagement with patients is interactive and collaborative; we will work together to understand the nature and sources of your psychological distress as well, most importantly, to explore behavioral changes that you can begin to make that optimize your ability to live in a way that satisfies your adult aims and needs. I'm most committed to helping you become the "artist of your life."
Beverly Amsel, Ph.D.
Psychotherapist/Counselor/Psychoanalyst
Email: Contact Beverly
165 West End Avenue #1E, New York 10023
Email: Contact Beverly
165 West End Avenue #1E, New York 10023
Although the idea of starting therapy can be scary, it can also be exciting. Therapy is a process of self discovery which can help you create the life and relationships that really work. It is a process where I help you to talk and learn about your thoughts and feelings. As we address your anxiety, depression, confusion or other feelings, and focus on the issues you bring to therapy, our talks will affect the ways in which you relate to the world and the impact the world has on you.
My approach to Psychotherapy is not “one size fits all.” As I get to know you, the theoretical approach or approaches I take will evolve from our work together. I recognize and respect how different we all are. ....
Adam Jacobson, LCSW, MSOD
Psychotherapy
When people enter therapy they want to make changes and I take that striving very seriously. My approach depends on the patient with whom I am working, but a belief I always hold is that people heal and change when they cultivate a healthy internal voice that can guide them through the challenges of their past, present, and future.
Some very personal things are talked about in therapy and I feel it is important that a patient feel safe to talk about such things. Therefore, a patient should talk about personal material only when they decide they are ready and that patient and therapist should work together to make the space safe for such conversations.
Jean Fitzpatrick, L.P.
Finding your way through a transition? Ready to create a meaningful life here in the city? Frustrated with relationships or work? Contacting a therapist can be scary, but sometimes talking to family, friends or colleagues just isn't enough. Talking to a trained, caring professional is an opportunity to discover new options, heal from hurt, and create the relationships you long for. It's a creative process and we work as a team. To ask questions about psychotherapy or to make an appointment, please email or call me and I will respond within 24 hours.
Laura O'Keefe, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker - Psychotherapist
Email: Contact Laura
51 Bedford Road, Katonah 10536
Email: Contact Laura
51 Bedford Road, Katonah 10536
Psychotherapy: The benefits of psychotherapy are many -- with a warm and compassionate style, I help people to bring about change in their lives by providing support, care, and alternative ways of dealing with life's complex issues. My office is located in Katonah, NY. Go to www.LauraOKeefe.com for a more comprehensive look at my clinical background, treatment specialties, and to find helpful information on therapy topics & resources.
Carolyn AlRoy, Psy.D.
My approach is psychodynamic and psychoanalytic. I look at thoughts and feelings what is important to you to give you a clearer approach to your path in life and what may be getting in the way. You may have an idea of how you want to be helped, and I will formulate a specific idea of how I can best help you. The reason that I like doing this kind of therapy is it is deep work that can be life changing.
Christine Lawlor, MSW, LCSW
It is difficult at times to speak about the true nature of our struggles but once an environment of trust is established and we begin to utlilize evidence based therapeutic approaches we can work through the circumstance and find new ways of coping. As a therapist I believe there is hope in all situations, whether you are a young child just learning about the world or a senior member of society struggling with the trials of the elder years.
Melissa Israel, LCSW-R
Do you know why you feel what you feel, why you react how you react? My clients learn the answers to those questions. If a client can identify their emotions, recognize their thoughts, they can learn how to better manage their daily stressors. The goal is to talk through psychological distress by establishing a rapport between the client and myself. Our struggles are not just about the here and now, it is the accumulation of experiences that lead to today's emotional health.
Colette Dowling, LCSW
Psychotherapy can help you change your life. You can even change your past--in the sense that you can change your relationship with your past, and that can make all the difference. It's not magic. It takes trust (which sometimes comes slowly in psychotherapy). It takes work, which means learning to allow yourself to feel your true feelings and think your real thoughts. Often people in therapy feel that this is happening for them for the first time in their lives. It can be a huge relief, because it lets the person know who he or she really is, and how worthy of love. Fundamentally, that's what psychotherapy is about, learning to love and to let yourself be loved.
Mark Sichel, BCD, ACSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Email: Contact Mark
420 East 54th Street, Apartment 15A, New York 10022
Email: Contact Mark
420 East 54th Street, Apartment 15A, New York 10022
I've been a practicing psychotherapist for 30 years and use an eclectic mix of psychodynamic, behavioral, cognitive, and spiritually oriented psychotherapy. I'm an active and talkative therapist and work with clients to create an alliance focusing on problem solving using the above approaches. I'm also a great believer in alternative therapies and encourage clients to use exercise, yoga, spiritual practices such as meditation in a holistic approach to healing psychological pain, stress, and distress.
Deborah Silver, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Email: Contact Deborah Silver
25 East 10th Street, Ste. 1F, New York 10003
Email: Contact Deborah Silver
25 East 10th Street, Ste. 1F, New York 10003
I provide short and long-term individual counseling and psychotherapy. I pay attention to strengths and challenges in all aspects of your life. I am also attuned to the internal conflicts which may be the basis of painful feelings, non-productive behaviors and realtionship difficulties. Together we will develop a comprehensive understanding of your situation and a therapeutic plan.
Loren Gelberg-Goff, LCSW, CHt
You can learn to understand and appreciate who you are. You are unique and deserve to be treated as the unique individual you are. I incorporate a variety of modalities to guide you to a deeper and more compassionate understanding and awareness of yourself and how you cope with your life events and circumstances. Through individual or group sessions, you will grow and evolve into the person you want to be. You will find your true voice and take better care of yourself, mentally, emotionally and physically. Through hypnotherapy, talk therapy &/or neurofeedback, you can live authentically empowered. The power is in your hands; I will guide you and support you on your journey.
David Behar, MA, LMFT
I am the developer of Purpose Driven Therapy, an approach that is primarily based on identification and realization of a vision a person has for their life. In other words, it's all about getting what you want out of life. Purpose Driven Therapy or PDT combines psychoanalytic psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral approaches and existential psychology. This is a fancy way of saying we deepen insight about what may be going on unconsciously, we make goals and change behavior and we develop a vision for what we want out of life.
Marion Green, LMFT
Marriage and Family Therapist /Psychotherapist
Email: Contact Marion
Location Near Therapist: Eastchester, NY
Email: Contact Marion
Location Near Therapist: Eastchester, NY
My approach to Psychotherapy is much more then just being a good listener or offering advise. I provide a safe and guided opportunity for a person to dig deeply into themselves so transformation can occur. Together, we explore what is happening underneath the surface to gain insight into the struggles that keep you stuck. Health and well being are gained as difficult layers are processed and healed.
Lee Crespi, LCSW
My approach is flexible and active. I believe that we understand ourselves better by understanding our family relationships and history and I try to use the interaction between myself and my clients to further that self-awareness.
I believe that relationships are powerful and transformative and that therapy is a collaborative endeavor. Through exploring past and current relationships, and the internal world of thoughts and feelings, we work together toward changing self-defeating patterns and opening greater possibilities for a more fulfilling life.
Michael Bednarski, PhD
My approach to helping clients starts with the recognition that every person is different and that each of us has a strong inner capacity for change, even when we feel the lack of motivation and energy to do so. There is strength and a drive for wholeness in everyone that, when illuminated in therapy, can be a powerful self-motivating force that can quickly lead to transformation and health.
John Kukor, Ed.D.
Getting into psychotherapy is a courageous act. Most people would solve their problems themselves if they could, but life can be complicated and daunting. It takes courage to find someone you can really trust -- someone with a sharp mind and compassionate heart who will treat you with respect, who will listen carefully and objectively. I am honored to invite clients into the healing process of psychotherapy. There will be lots of listening, lots of questions to make you think and, perhaps, to see your life from a new angle, and a suggestion or two of new options that you might not have considered.
Lenore H Migdal, PhD
New York State Licensed Psychologist
Email: Contact Dr. Migdal
245 West 107th St # 16C,, New York 10025
Email: Contact Dr. Migdal
245 West 107th St # 16C,, New York 10025
In addition to my over 50 years of experience and training, my approach integrating psychodynamic and gestalt approaches and my innate intuition has enabled hundreds of people to lead more fulfilling lives; and should they want, marry, have children, and pursue their dreams. Many have called me a healer.
I have counseled religious people as well as people grounded in science and non-believers, always respectful, and caring.
Joseph Cilona, Psy.D.
My style in psychotherapy may be considered eclectic. I draw from several areas of psychology depending on your needs and goals. One way to think about it is like curing a headache. There are many different ways that might be successful including aspirin, ibuprofen, acupuncture, etc. It's my task to help you figure out which of the many ways to overcome challenges are the best for YOU.
I often use ideas and methods from Positive Psychology which emphasizes strengths, resources, and developing traits that empower and facilitate resiliency in the face of stress, challenges, and hardship.
Anat Ben-Zvi, Ph.D.
Psychotherapy is an experience that allows you to confront yourself: your past, your present, your thoughts, feelings, fantasies, dreams and anxieties in the presence of another person. It is a place to build a relationship with a caring other who can give you honest feedback, and gently help you identify areas where you can improve your life. It helps you recognize the pits that you fall into time and time again, and gives you the strength to make a conscious choice not to fall next time.
Paul Josephson, LCSW
I have over 15 years of clinical experience in working
with individuals who are suffering from depression, anxiety, low
self esteem and relationship issues (personal and professional).
Il utilize a dynamic approach that is focused in the present. My
clients have found great satisfaction in results obtained from both
short and long term work. I look forward to helping you to find greater fulfillment and happiness in your life.
Jim Covington, M.Div., M.A., L.M.F.T
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, psychotherapist
Email: Contact Jim
251 Central Park West, Suite 1A, New York 10024
Email: Contact Jim
251 Central Park West, Suite 1A, New York 10024
I help individuals determine what their life priorities are and help set a plan for them to achieve their goals in life, whether that means having an intimate and rewarding relationship, being free from depression or anxiety, achieving career objectives, making difficult life-changing decisions or simply empowering them to live their lives self-confidently and authentically.
Staci Rosenberg, LMSW, CEC
I have worked with individuals, families, couples, LGBT, for over 12 years in a multitude of areas. My mission is for everyone to have an outlet to be heard, gain introspection, and set goals to create their optimal long term happiness and live the life they deserve and desire in a safe and comfortable environment. I help people get to where they want to be.
Barbara Heffernan, LCSW, LADC
With compassion, acceptance and a warm sense of humor, I help clients integrate their thoughts, feelings and behaviors and move towards a sane and joyful life. I help clients clarify their vision for their lives, and take the steps to manifest this vision.
My goal is to help you achieve lasting, positive change over the shortest time frame possible. Frequently, with pure "talk therapy," people know why they have a problem and what they should do differently, but it doesn't translate into a change in their feelings and behaviors. I utilize a combination of techniques in order to facilitate major change on a holistic level.
William Jacobowitz, EdD
Psychotherapy can be very helpful to most individuals in managing times of stress, change, crisis, medical illness, loss, and addiction. I utilize a supportive approach to assist people to gain insight into the issues causing turmoil or depression. The therapy may be short-term, just a few months to help during a period of crisis, or it may be long-term and extend for a number years, depending on the needs of the client.
Jacqueline Swensen, PhD, LCSW
Licensed Psychoanalyst, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Email: Contact Dr. Swensen
119 West 57 Street, Suite 720, New York 10019
Email: Contact Dr. Swensen
119 West 57 Street, Suite 720, New York 10019
Are you struggling with a problem in your work or love life? Or are you suffering from emotional symptoms that leave you frustrated, alone, or fearful of the future? Whether you have been in therapy for years or never before, talk therapy with Dr. Swensen could be the perfect medicine. While I work on your entire personality, not just the symptom(s) you come to therapy with, it is a process of learning to say all of your thoughts and feelings, including ones that are embarrassing or leave you feeling shameful. Psychotherapy with me will offer you the chance to have the life you truly want, in love, work, and play.
Wendy Stapen, Ph.D.
I believe that our work together is a collaborative journey; one that provides continued opportunities to unlock optimal potentials in relationships (family and otherwise), education and career. We will do this through the identification of conscious blocks and the discovery of those that remain unconscious, and reducing the power they have as deterrents to realistic, optimal goals to be achieved.
Henry A Malone, Ph.D.
Psychotherapy is the process of gaining an ever greater acceptance and love of yourself. All of us experience wounds during the years of development to adulthood. The society we live in, the peers we associate with, the family we grow up in, are all imperfect resulting in painful issues that remain within our being. Psychotherapy provides the safety and security necessary to revisit and heal those hurtful and at times disabling consequences in order to live full and satisfying lives and relationships. It really does take courage to enter psychotherapy and allow unresolved issues to come to our awareness so as to resolve them in order to reach our complete potential as individuals.
Sarah-Valin Bloom, MSW, LCSW
We live in an incredibly fast-paced world, whose focus is on productivity and forward movement. Psychotherapy offers an all too rare opportunity for self-exploration. What brings us each to therapy may be very different- some people seek out therapy for a specific problem or issue, others for more general concerns, but in it’s purest form, psychotherapy is about self-exploration. An opportunity to look inside oneself and begin to explore and understand ourselves in a way that brings us to new levels of insight and reflection.
Howard Rossen, LCSW
Are you feeling alone and misunderstood? Are you experiencing conflicts that don't seem to be manageable? Are you feeling as if you aren't living up to your true potential? These are the questions that so many people ask and these are some of the very reasons why Psychotherapy is a useful tool for getting yourself back on track. I offer a supportive atmosphere where we can explore all of these questions and attempt to put them into a healthier perspective. Through our dynamic work together we will try to answer these questions and get you back to the person that you once knew and maybe, just maybe a chance to meet the person that you always hoped to become.
Walter Simmons, LCSW, M.S. Ed.
Licensed clinical social worker, marriage/family counselor
Email: Contact Walter
325 King Street, Port Chester 10573
Email: Contact Walter
325 King Street, Port Chester 10573
Psychotherapy is really a generic term that embraces all the approaches to improving an individual's subjective state of mind, as well as his or her behavioral, social, and vocational functioning. A broad range of treatment approaches has evolved as means of bringing about such improvement. Unlike many therapists, who were trained in one approach, which they apply to all clinical situations, I use a variety of approaches, tailored to the particular needs and personal styles of each individual. As a result I have been able to help a wide range of clients to meet their own particular treatment goals.
Daniel Minuchin, MA, LMFT
Therapy provides a space where people can explore what is happening with them and come up with new ways of doing things. As a therapist i try and provide people with a context and a connection in which to do that. Often at points of difficulty people lose track of their strengths and resources. Part of my job is to help them access those resources. I use various modalities. As a family therapist i help people to shift family patterns. I work with couples to clarify and communicate and shift how they relate. I use hypnotherapeutic techniques to access less conscious resources. At base I see therapy as a place that offers support and allows for change.
Walter Masterson, LMSW
One of the most life altering actions when seeking to gain traction in the struggle to live a satisfying life is the choice to work with a therapist. It signaled a ground-breaking change in our approach to meeting the challenges we faced; demonstrating a shift that embraced the possibility of tapping into knowledge and support outside our own skull.
Most of us have a better ability to see and understand the actions and motivation of others than our own. We all have personal blind spots. This is evident early in therapy, when one experiences striking progress as a result of new insights gained in therapy.
Sandra Lugo, LCSW-R,MS,DCSW
Individual Therapy
Individual Psychotherapy is the treatment of mental and emotional conflicts. It’s designed to encourage communication of conflicts and insight into problems, with the goal being relief of symptoms, changes in behavior leading to improved social, interpersonal and vocational functioning, and personality growth.
Sessions can be scheduled from one to three days per week, with greater frequency allowing for more in-depth treatment. The duration of individual sessions typically lasts 45 minutes.
During and after completion of psychodynamic treatment sessions, the person should, overall, continue to handle difficulties in a more adaptive manner; experience improved interpersonal r....
Charles Wininger, LP, LMHC
Licensed Psychotherapist, Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Email: Contact Charles
581 Fifth Street, Brooklyn 11215
Email: Contact Charles
581 Fifth Street, Brooklyn 11215
Sometimes, life means change. I can help you manage that change so that it doesn't manage you. If you're in transition, or stuck in a rut, call me. I can help you find and build a satisfying relationship by giving you the down-to-earth practical skills you need to successfully meet, date, and keep a mate. People have told me I’m good at helping them gain insight into the opposite sex; and also at helping them quickly assess a new date’s compatibility. I also can show you how to improve your primary long-term relationship -- the one with yourself.
Priska Imberti, LCSW
Like most human experiences, I believe that Psychotherapy is a process. It needs a significant investment of time an energy and can be navigated in three stages: 1. Exploration; 2. Identification; 3. Change. My role as a therapist is to create the space for people to explore and identify some areas within themselves that they want to change and take the risk.
Nancy Gubman, LCSW
Many clients feel victimized - by partners, bosses, parents. I work with clients to help them establish a sense of agency, or initiative, and to look at what their own role is in their situations. This is in no way to blame the victim, but can be powerful if used to make change. I also work to understand if there is anything positive (real or imagined) that comes from being stuck. For example. some people have learned that the only way they can be cared for is to be weak. Others fear losing ties to their families or friends if they move forward.
Phyllis Y. Sachs-Yasgur, LCSW-R, CLL
Psychotherapy includes many modalities, but the goal is to help clients gain some insight and develop new modes of coping behavior. Understanding your previous life's "imprint" will enable you to break free from painful, destructive patterns. Life's transitions and crises frequently propel us toward change. During the course of treatment, you will discover new emotional strengths so that you can improve your relationships--either at home, at work, or with friends, and also develop new relationships.
Nikki DiFranks, PhD, MA, MS, LCSW-R
I have been a psychotherapist for nearly thirty years and have treated a wide range of diagnoses and popuations in a variety of settings. I have an MA in Psychology from the New School for Social Research, an MS in Clinical Social Work from Columbia University, and a PhD in Social Welfare from the City University of New York. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of New York, thereby granting me authority to provide psychotherapy in both private and public domains within New York State. I utilize an integrated approach to psychotherapy, combining psychodynamic elements with cognitive behavioral techniques, derived by my assessment of the individual needs of each patient.
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