26 therapists in New York matching your needs

Dr. René Camacho, First professional Degree in Medicine(Doctor of Medicine), Metropolitana University -Colombia South America, Drug Addiction Specialist Fundacion Universitaria Luis Amigo. He is qualified to practice as a Mental Health Counselor by The University of New York and The National Clinical Mental Health Counseling Examination (NCMHCE) from the National Board For Certified Counselors. I started my career working in mental health care and substance abuse treatment programs: Group and individual therapy for SUD, anxiety, depression, stress, sleep disorders, and other mood disorders.

Hi : I have been a Ct. and New York Licensed Clinical Social Worker for many years. I specialize in treating the following Eating Disorders, Clinical Hypnosis to treat smoking cessation, chronic pain, anxiety and depression. I have also used Clinical Hypnosis for Peak Performance training for professional, college, High School, and Youth sports.

Hi everyone! I'm Josh. Do you struggle with social anxiety and poor self-confidence? I know that overcoming it is possible! Many come to therapy because of childhood trauma and how it has manifested in their adult lives. Often this manifests in feelings of poor self-confidence, self-worth, and social anxiety. At its root, the fundamental belief of those who have social anxiety is the belief, “I am not enough.” Clients get into the habit of comparing themselves to others and it makes them feel inadequate and insecure. Over time clients begin to avoid situations that elicit their anxiety, particularly social situations. This can lead to social isolation and loneliness. Clients will present with complaints of frequent panic attacks, not having a romantic partner, not having friends, not being happy in their jobs and feeling disconnected from life. They are labeled by others as shy, quiet, or introverted. This scenario described myself for much of my life which gives me lived experience to better able to assist you. I help individuals combat their social fears and begin to live a rich and fulfulling life. I do this through cognitive behavioral therapy techniques primarily but also integrate solution-focused therapy, assertiveness training, exposure therapy, and acceptance & commitment therapy. Whether you're a teen struggling to make friends and socialize or you are an adult unable to speak up at work meetings or unable to ask someone out on a date, I'm here for you! Seeking therapy can be frightening but I want to assure you that you will be most welcome if you take that leap of faith!

Hello, I like to say that I take an integrative approach to therapy, combining behavioral and humanistic therapies. I have experience working with several causes of suffering, including anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma (or a combination). And I work from my belief that every person is larger than their symptoms and I want to work with you to help you live the life you want to live.

“Taking refuge” is a phrase in Buddhism that serves as an invitation to our world-weary self to find relief. From the confusion of life’s dramas and the inevitable pull to get swept up in them. Loving relationships can offer that kind of relief, those in which one feels accepted and seen. And meditation, too: the mind slowing down and opening to its inherent spaciousness. Taking refuge requires building trustworthiness, through a softening and strengthening that happens over time in relationship. That is one of the reasons psychotherapy is effective: The trustworthiness that therapist and client build together allows for a depth of self to be known and expressed. Such encounters with self in turn build trustworthiness within oneself, for as our capacities enlarge, we enlarge. In coming to find safety and solace within, one learns to live less fearfully, participate in relationships with greater authority and ease. As a graduate of Naropa University and longtime Contemplative Psychotherapist, I see psychological healing through a Buddhist Psychology lens: as we open our hearts to ourselves through compassion and insight, we are able to shift and find more flexibility in our conditioned patterns of relating to ourselves and others. To facilitate that opening, I draw from a variety of psychotherapeutic practices and philosophies—Jungian Psychology, Gestalt Psychology, Object Relations Psychology, Rogerian Psychology, Internal Family Relations, and many mindfulness-based interventions such as Hakomi and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I seek to create a warm and compassionate space in which you can explore, understand, and transform your life.

Hi! I'm Fran Bax, MS, LMHC, LPC, CASAC-Master. I'm a licensed therapist in New York State and the state of Nevada. I specialize in integrating motivational interviewing and cognitive-based therapy to help clients overcome challenges such as depression, anxiety, and addiction. I provide a supportive and non-judgmental environment, where clients explore their motivations for change and learn practical strategies to challenge negative thoughts and behaviors. My approach emphasizes empowerment, resilience, and long-term growth, tailored to each individual's unique needs and goals.

Licenses & Training: I hold a Master of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University. I hold a Master of Science degree in Health Education and Promotion from Walden University. I am currently licensed in the state of New York (LMHC) Presently, I work as a Program Director for residential treatment services for clients impacted by substance and mental health challenges. Along with my formal education, I have 23 years' experience working within various modalities, providing me with skills to utilize techniques and interventions from Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Motivational Enhancement Therapy, Expressive Therapy, Solution Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing., etc. Frequently addressed issues in treatment may include anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, abuse, life transition problems, general stressors, self-esteem issues, dysfunctional patterns of behavior, etc. I am also a member of the American Counseling Association.

Hello, I'm Makoto Ikegami, a therapist who helps people who have been through really tough times. I have a lot of experience with things like trauma, feeling really down, and struggling with addictive behaviors. I work with each person to give them the support and tools they need to feel better and live a happier life. My aim is to create a caring and understanding environment where you can talk about what's been hard for you and take steps towards a better, more satisfying life.

Hi! I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in New York and I've been helping people in various settings for 24 years. I assist clients in getting in touch with their authentic self. This can look like being free from limiting beliefs, reacting less in stressful situations, and living life according to your values instead of what others think you should do or be. By learning how to relate to thoughts differently, you can experience more freedom in making healthy life choices and make decisions in line with your interests and values.

I have been an LMHC since 2019. I aim to establish a therapeutic haven characterized by honesty and unwavering support. As a seasoned professional, I believe I transcend the role of a traditional therapist, serving as a strategic advisor, imparting wisdom and guidance. Clients selecting me not only benefit from therapeutic expertise but also gain a dedicated ally in their journey towards personal growth and success.

Are you feeling stuck or overwhelmed as you figure out your place in the world? You're not alone. I'm here for clients like you, facing the big questions of career, relationships, heartbreak, and who you want to be. It's a space where your challenges and dreams are taken seriously in a world that often doesn't. Here, it's all about finding your path, at your pace. Imagine feeling more confident in your choices, more understanding of yourself, and more equipped to tackle life's curveballs. That's what I'm here to help you achieve.

My name is Tiffany Fields LCSW-CCTP, I am a compassionate and experienced mental health provider with over 14 yrs in the field and 8 years as a Licensed Social Worker. I started my journey into the mental health field focusing on Developmental Psychology and discovering a passion for understanding Internal Family Systems, Attachment Theory, Cognitive Behavioral Theory and Motivational Interviewing for adjusting the ways we think, feel and experience the world around us. Working towards understanding our perceptions and strengthen a sense of self through a trauma informed lens. As I earned my Masters in Social Work, I began to focus my efforts in fostering mental wellness in my community and utilizing my knowledge for understanding the complexities which can impact a person’s sense of self. I work with individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, relationships, transitions, and a history of trauma. Witnessing their ability to preserve and discover a sense of self through motivation and empowerment as they learn to define themselves rather than life experiences defining them.

Hi! I'm a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) based in New York. I received my master's from the University of Rochester and a Certificate of Advance Study (CAS) from Medaille College, I have been practicing for 8 years. I help people of all ages who struggle with trauma, depression, anxiety, and other mental disorders become the best versions of themselves.

I am a licensed Mental Health Counselor in New York and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Connecticut with over 25 years of clinical experience. I have an eclectic background working in residential treatment facilities, psychiatric hospital settings and private practices. I believe everyone has their own special path to wellness and many struggle to find that path. I will assist you to, manage your negative emotions, increase your self esteem, challenge and re frame your unhelpful thoughts and find your own way to a better life. Therapy can be a great way to connect with someone who has your best interest in mind, who is there just for you. I will talk openly open mental health issues because so many people are managing them in one way or another. You are far from alone with your issues so understand that there is a way to work on them in a comfortable setting.

Hi everyone! Are you a soon-to-be mother or father? Or perhaps you have not been feeling like yourself since your child's birth. If so, I would love to support you in managing everything birth-related, as I have specialized training in maternal and paternal mental health. I am passionate about working with birthing individuals and their partners before, during, and after birth. As a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I specifically focus my work on couples who need support navigating conflict management, sex and intimacy challenges, feeling lonely and disconnected, distributing parenting tasks, and infidelity. I help my clients regain agency over their lives and experience joy again. Let's work together as you navigate life's ups and downs because you deserve to receive the support you need.

Hi, and thanks for taking the time to look at my profile. I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) providing telehealth therapy in California and New York. I received my Masters from Rutgers University and my undergraduate degree from Bucknell University. I have been providing therapy for over 20 years. My job is to support individuals and couples in positive growth, as the client defines it.

I work with adults and adolescents 14 years of age and older who struggle with Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Alcohol and Substance Use Disorder(s), Gambling Disorder, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Anxiety, Depression, Grief/Loss, and other traumas. I deliver a warm, empathetic, and solution focused. I am easily approachable and provide person-centered quality care. I entrench my practice with the sole focus of meeting the person where they are at.

Seeking strength, understanding, and a path forward? I'm not your typical therapist. I've walked the walk that you have, not just once, but twice. As a former Marine and law enforcement officer, I know firsthand the pressures, traumas, and unique challenges faced by those in service and beyond. Now, I leverage my experience and clinical expertise to guide individuals grappling with depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and the invisible wounds of trauma.

Hi. I am a licensed mental health counselor in the state of New York. As a therapist I bring my genuine self to every session. I have been told that my curiosity and authenticity have been both appreciated and frustrating, but eye-opening and therapeutic. I can’t promise that this journey will always be easy, but I can promise that I’ll be with you every step of the way. My main goal is to establish a truthful and supportive relationship with my clients while creating a safe space where no subject is off limits.

Hi! I am a New York State Licensed Clinical Social Worker who received my Masters degree from the University at Buffalo and have 13 years experience, I help people of all ages learn to get the best of their anxiety and depression and be able to have maximal output in their lives and be the best versions of themselves. .

I am a licensed clinical social worker based in the state of New York. I received my Masters Degree from Fordham University and have over 10+ years assisting clients with mental health challenges. By equipping clients with practical tools and skills, I empower them to take control of their mental health and various life stressors and make positive changes in their lives.

I have been a psychotherapist for the last 25 years, and see/have seen a range of different patient populations, including older (60+) adults, people of color, LGBTQ+, straight identified, couples, etc. I provide a warm, welcoming and nurturing environment to give patients the space and the support to work on whatever issues they are struggling with in a completely non-judgemental forum. I work with individuals, couples, and have experience working with patients dealing with loss/bereavement, coming out issues, anxiety, depression, imposter syndrome, death/dying, relationship issues, health concerns/chronic illness, issues related to aging, and many other concerns as well.

Do you have others around you who support you? Has there been any change in your sleep, physical activity, and/ or diet? How would you rate your current stress level? Lastly, is it a constant battle to maintain a semi-positive outlook on life due to unresolved grief and loss issues? * Current Certifications: 1. Certified Mindfulness- Informed Professional (CMIP) 2. Certified Addictions- Informed Professional (CAIMHP) • As a psychotherapist, I work towards building effective relationships with my clients. The care that I provide is collaborative, coordinated, and attainable. • My patients' and their family members' preferences, values, cultural traditions, and socioeconomic conditions are always respected. • My patients will consistently receive emotional support to relieve fear, behavioral issues, anxiety, and depression. • My qualities as a highly skilled psychotherapist are as follows: patient, solution-focused, empathetic, confident, observant, excellent listening skills, and respect for diversity. • My primary goal is empowering you to create or maintain a healthy sense of emotional, physical, social, and spiritual well-being. My specialties are as follows: 1. ADHD - Children, Adolescents, and Adults 2. Women's issues 3. Men's Issues 4. Abortion, Pregnancy Loss, Miscarriage, and Infertility 5. Stress Management 6. Anxiety Disorders 7. Depression 8. Sleep Disturbances 9. Relationship Problems 10. Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Social Anxiety, and Phobias 11. Fully Remote Work/ Hybrid Workers 12. Stay-at-Home Mom/ Dad 13. Individuals with Disabilities such as Chronic Pain, Dwarfism (Children/ Adolescents/Adults), Musculoskeletal Injuries, Cancer, Blind, Immune-Disorders, Down Syndrome, Specific Learning Disorders, Epilepsy, etc. 14. Child and Adolescent Mental Health Issues 15. Addiction and Substance Misuse Issues You deserve a consistently safe place to heal and grow. In our sessions, I will join you with compassion and evidence-based practices - so that you can get through this very difficult time in your life.

Hi I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in Long Island New York. I have been practicing professionally for the past 25+ years and work closely with adults and young adults who are struggling with career stressors and interpersonal relationship issues. I work to help them to become the best versions of themselves. I have long standing relationships in the community and currently work as a manager of a large team of social workers and maintain a thriving private practice.

Richard De La Garza is a licensed clinical social worker. His educational background includes a Bachelor's degree from San Jose State University and a Master's degree in Public Administration from Columbia University, and he is currently in pursuit of a Doctorate in Philosophy of Leadership from the University of San Diego. His research intersects multicultural facets of underrepresented first-generation, non-traditional, veteran, and disabled persons and is committed to social justice and culturally competent care. His experience includes working in a variety of settings including the US Army, as a direct commissioned officer for active-duty servicemen. Richard has provided consultation for a non-profit board of directors, case management for a community mental health clinic, and facilitated government partnerships across the military and Palo Alto VA. Richard aligns with a holistic therapeutic approach that is person-centered, psychodynamic, narrative, cognitive behavioral, solution-oriented, integrative systems, and storytelling. Richard's leadership style reflects traits like being bilingual, amiable, and tenacious. Richard strives to expand self-awareness to recognize everyone should be a learner who is capable of growth and redemption. Richard is also trained to provide EMDR therapy.