4 therapists in New Jersey matching your needs

I’m Dr. Ely Weinschneider, and for over 20 years I’ve been working as a licensed clinical psychologist, helping people like you find healing, overcome challenges, and strengthen their relationships. I work with teens, adults, and older adults, as well as with couples and parents. I know that each client that comes to me has a unique story and their own individual struggles. I am always honored to join with that person in the important work of helping them see their own strength and re-discover their joy in living. I have worked with many clients over the years, and have extensive experience with the following struggles: Addictions, Trauma and abuse, Grief, Intimacy-related issues, Sleeping disorders, Parenting issues, Anger management, Career difficulties, Bipolar disorder, Coping with life changes, Coaching, Compassion fatigue, ADHD, Aging and Geriatric Issues, Communication Problems, Coping with Natural or Human-Caused Disaster, Life Purpose, Men's Issues, Mood Disorders, and Social Anxiety and Phobia.

Hello! My name is Elise Nerenberg. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in New Jersey and Florida. I received my Bachelor's degree of Social Work from Penn State and my Master's degree from Fordham University. For over 19 years, I have been working in private practice with individuals,couples and families. At this time, I meet with clients virtually in New Jersey and Florida. I hope to also see clients in-person in Florida in the near future.

I am a mental health counselor licensed in New York (LMHC), New Jersey (PC), and Florida (Telehealth only). In addition, I am an ordained rabbi with a Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.). The D.Min. degree is an interfaith program for clergy to enhance clergy counseling through formal mental health counseling training. My rabbinical background helps me provide additional insights to clients with mental health challenges as well clients seeking personal and spiritual growth.

Life transitions, relationships in flux, maybe you haven't felt like yourself recently. Navigating hard emotions that keep you up a night, or preoccupy thinking, might be holding you back from enjoying activities and relationships you once did. Reasons for seeking therapy are unique and individual to you. You are deserving of a therapist who will build a space for you to be vulnerable with your story and emotions. Together, we can build a path forward through empathetic processing, acceptance, skill building, and goal planning. Therapy is like a compass, it doesn't provide all the answers, but it provides direction. Focusing on your strengths, presenting problem, and future goals, our time together will be spent targeting false thoughts, realizing potential, and building trust in yourself.