Lili Goralnick, LCSW-R Monsey, NY 10952, USAI provide a combination of insight-oriented and tool-based psychotherapies in a safe, compassionate and private environment. My approach is both culturally-sensitive and educational, allowing a client to achieve clarity on past patterns and hurts that may be hampering healthy connections in their current life. Clients are empowered with a wide variety of tools from CBT, DBT and the 12-Steps to alter old patterns of thinking, feeling, perceiving and interacting. I will work closely with your psychiatrist, Rabbi, Rebbitzin, kalla teacher, dayan or askan for a well-rounded collaborative approach to your healing. EMDR and Group DBT available.
Elise Nerenberg Passaic, New Jersey 07055, USAI am a highly skilled therapist, in private practice for over 20 years, with individuals, couples and families. My style is respectful, warm and caring. My aim to provide a comfortable enviornment in which to share. When life feels too difficult, whether you are plagued by depression, anxiety or going through a divorce I am here to help.
I have effectively helped clients heal relationships, navigate divorce, cope with bereavement and overcome addiction. My aim is to help you lead a happy, more purposeful life. Please feel free to contact me today!
Shulamis Cheryl Mayerfeld, LCSW New York, NY 10019, USAI specialize in working with individuals and groups. I've worked extensively with helping people cope with transition, relationships, stress, anxiety, and depression. I have great familiarity in working with psychiatrists in a team approach. I?ve worked in many settings and with a vast spectrum of clientele and I pride myself on understanding each client?s individual culture and background.
Some areas of expertise include: behavioral issues, self esteem problems, ADHD, family system problems, trauma, coping with medical issues, mood disorders, anxiety, OCD, BPD, and dealing with life stage changes.
Kalman Canant, LCSW Brooklyn, NY 11230, USAIâll teach you to RELATE-----to your problems-----to others-----and to yourself. It is my goal for clients to learn to effectively manage/eliminate symptoms and issues, and to reach optimum functioning. I focus on acceptance, mission, purpose, and existential/spiritual/religious concerns. Call or email me for a free consultation, and letâs begin. I look forward to working with you!
Michael Simcha Lax Brooklyn, NY 11230, USAThis is a specialty practice focusing on career counseling. Psychologist experienced with assessments and transitions ready to save your client time and money by helping them explore and pursue a career that really fits them. My over seven years of experience as a school psychologist has afforded me the opportunity to work with students on the transition to adult life and careers. I have also completed a career development facilitation course accredited by the National Career Development Association (NCDA).
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Yael Taler USAI am a creative, personable, and professional therapist with eight years of experience. I am committed to working together with you in the way that YOU need to feel better, whether you need someone to listen to you, someone to help you make difficult decisions, or someone to help you learn skills to cope with your depression and anxiety.
My specialties include anxiety disorders, issues of self esteem, interpersonal effectiveness, and religious concerns.
Dianne Cohen, LPC, NCC, CEAP Little Falls, NJ 07424, USAI am not orthodorx but very familiar with the demands of the community and open to Sunday appointments
Dear Therapist:
My parents are very controlling, critical, self-centered and emotionally unstable (they may possibly have personality disorders).
One of my sisters recently started disconnecting by minimizing her interactions with my parents. My parents are very hurt and angry and are trying many tactics to change my sister's behaviors (which includes badmouthing her to rabbanim).
I come from a large family and all of the children are marrie …
Dear Therapist:
I have been married for almost a year. Overall things are good. The problem is that whenever my husband and I have a disagreement he will completely shut down. For example, I didn't appreciate that he came home really late the other night and I told him so but instead of discussing it he got all offended and basically avoided me for 2 days. I get the impression that he thinks that I am never allowed to be upset at him or justified …
The Right Order – Parshat Toledot
When you tell a story, you are expected to tell it chronologically correct. We would almost always start a story with the phrase 'once upon a time' and almost never with the words 'and they lived happily ever after'.
Yet there seems to be a bit of confusion here. In Parshat Toledot we read that Yitzchak planted and reaped a hundredfold of what was expected. So far, so good. But only then does it s …
The Importance of Being a Servant – Parshat Chayei Sara
First there was the importance of being – based on the famous saying by French philosopher, Rene Descartes, "I think therefore, I am." He further explained, "we cannot doubt our existence." It is important to be and to be aware of being.
Then there was "The Importance of Being Earnest", a comedy written by Irish writer, Oscar Wilde.
But before all that there was "The Importance o …
Looking Out for Number One – Parshat Vayeira
We are number one. We need to look out for number one. There was even a book that came out in the fifties with the title 'Looking out for #1'. In a recent edition, the writer points out that each of us has a "moral right to take actions aimed at giving (ourselves) the greatest amount of pleasure and the least amount of pain"1 as long as we don’t bring harm to others. This is certainly …
Dear Therapist:
I am an 8-year-old boy. There is an older boy who beats me up and bothers me every day on the bus. He is bigger than me and if I ignore him he just acts worse. There is nothing the Yeshiva can do because there is no teacher on the bus. I really worry about it a lot and I don't like going to school anymore (although it is true that I really like it once I get there). My parents said I can write to you to ask you for advice.
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