Find A Psychologist in New York City, NY.

As a licensed clinical psychologist, I have spent my career integrating research and practice into my work. I graduated from one of the best PhD programs in the New York City area, and trained at some of the top hospitals, clinics and counseling centers in the city. I firmly believe that therapy works, and there is decades of research to show that, which is good news for you. Above all else, a relationship match between you and your therapist is the most important factor in determining effectiveness. My advice would be to start by selecting someone qualified to help you, and then meet with him or her to see if you feel comfortable. Ask yourself; Did you have a chance to ask questions? Did you feel heard? Do you have a sense of hope that you can work well...(view profile to read more)

I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and the founder of Creating Stronger Bonds Psychology. I specialize in couples therapy, but I also work with individuals. As a therapist, my goal is to listen to you and your needs so that I can give you the tools and understanding to move past old hurts and to flourish as an individual and within your relationships. Through years of experience, I know that through building awareness we can overcome our problems and become the best possible versions of ourself. When you're ready to get to work, let's talk.

Our psychologists are warm, caring professionals who use the most effective treatments for a variety of issues. New York Behavioral Health psychologists utilize Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), traditional Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and other scientifically supported treatments. Whether you are suffering from anxiety, depression, addiction, worries, guilt, procrastination, relationship problems, anger, or difficulties at work, our team is here to help.

Dr. Fabiana Franco is a professor of clinical psychology with extensive experience making clinical psychological evaluations in a variety of settings. In her work, she is particularly interested in C-PTSD, which is becoming increasingly being recognized as the most underdiagnosed psychological condition, lying behind many common symptoms like anxiety, depression, and lack of self-control. Dr. Franco has published a number of articles on this important issue.

My approach is mainly psychodynamic and psychoanalytic, which addresses mental and emotional blocks, which we will identify in the first three sessions. I sometimes use other techniques: interpersonal, which involves a focus on relationships and uses the relationship with the therapist to gain insight. I also appreciate cognitive therapy, with it's emphasis on measuring and identifying progress, which can be clarifying and encouraging in short or long term therapy. I provide a gentle supportive approach that is tailored to your personality and needs. It is often most difficult to focus on the things that we don't like about ourselves - although if we can do that, change is possible.