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.
Nancy Hilsenrath, LCSW CASAC SAP Douglaston, NY 11362, USA West Hempstead, NY 11552, USAI am A Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) working in the field over 20 years. I work with individuals, children,couples and families. I provide a warm, safe, comfortable environment for those seeking counseling.
My specialty is addiction ranging from drugs, alcohol,food, gambling etc. I am a Certified Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor (CASAC) We address causes, prevention,progression,consequences and recovery.
My treatment approach is eclectic and varied as I truly focus on each individuals need.
The process of therapy can be difficult, yet quite rewarding. As one begins to gain self insight, doors often open up.
Please feel free to call for a conversation and see if you want …
Chana Kaiman, Lcsw Brooklyn, NY 11210, USA USAProvide individual, family and collateral therapy for adults, children and their families. Utilizes multi-modal techniques for patient education and collaborative problem solving. Background training in mindfulness and interpersonal techniques. Experienced in play therapy. Offers lasting therapeutic interventions for clients who present with depression, suicide risks, anxiety, acute and chronic trauma, chronic mental illness, mood problems related to medical diagnoses, grief and loss, relationship problems and phase of life issues.
David Katzenstein, LCSW-R Brooklyn, NY - New York 11230, USADavid Katzenstein, LCSW is a Brooklyn-based licensed psychotherapist who treats adults, couples, children and adolescents. In his practice he sees individuals with a host of issues including anxiety, depression, abuse/trauma, ADHD, self-esteem, behavior disorders, and family and relationship conflict. He has advanced clinical training in a number of evidenced-based practices including CBT, ACT, EMDR, as well as psycho-dynamic approaches, and is nationally certified in the treatment of PTSD.
​David collaborates with each client to develop a highly tailored treatment plan which best suits the needs of the individual. The goal of therapy is for each client to become his …
Mark Staum, LCSW Teaneck, NJ 07666, USA Monsey, NY 10942, USAChild Therapy, Parental Training, Anxiety and Phobias, depression, CBT and DBT training, Social Skills groups for boys, Students with learning issues
Brynde Finkel-Storch, LMSW,MA USAOver 20 years experience. Eclectic, CBT and DBT principals incorporated
Specializations: anxiety and depression, women in transition, infertility challenges
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Shlomit Liz Sanders, LMFT, CCTP Suite 300, West Orange, NJ 07052, USA
At some point in our lives, each one of us finds ourselves stuck needing some support and guidance to help us reach the next level. As a psychotherapist, I use a collaborative approach helping clients reach their maximum potential by tapping into their strengths and helping them gain the tools they need to successfully overcome their challenges. It's often difficult to make the first step reaching out to a therapist asking for help but in reality it's a strength that should further be developed.
I specialize in issues including but not limited to anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, divorce, self esteem, family conflict, pre-marital education/ counseling and substance abuse. My treatment…
Daphna Roth, Clinical Neuropsychologist Teaneck, NJ 07666, USATesting and assessment of adolescents, adults, and seniors suffering from or suspected to have:
Learning Disabilities
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Neurological Conditions
Traumatic Brain Injury
Memory Complaints
Dementia
Forensic evaluations and testing for accommodations also available.
Dovid Lessin Nachla, IsraelCompleted comprehensive coursework at Neve Yerushalayim's Center for Foreign Study and went on to enroll in Union Institute's Masters program for Counseling Psychology. Completed clinical internship at The Family Institute and trained for 3 years as a member of the Domestic Violence Unit. Worked for 2 years as a family/adolescent therapist at The Kav L'Noar Center. Work extensively with post-high-school yeshiva students. In private practice, work with individual males and couples.
A teenager, I awoke abruptly from my Shabbos nap to my older sister, who was visiting from out of town, standing over me. “We’re ordering Chinese food now, what are you having?” Half asleep (and also not wishing to eat treif Chinese food), I replied, “Oh, I’m ok, I don’t think I’m going to eat until later. Don’t worry about me. I’ll sit with you when it arrives.” “You& …
There are three sources in Sefer Bereishis (Genesis) that give shape, color, and meaning to our understanding of a marital relationship. There is “Al kain yaazov ish es imo v’davak b’ishto,” which instructs man to leave his parents for the purpose of linking to a wife. Man is also given what is arguably the first mitzvah in the Torah of peru u’revu, the commandment of bringing children into this world.&nb …
OVERWHELMED – Parshat Vaeira
Being overwhelmed is not pleasant. I have experienced it - even recently. This feeling of something being too big for me to handle is, among other things, scary, full of anxiety, fear of the unknown, and feeling crushed by the weight of the situation while simultaneously wanting to explode. It can even feel threatening.
It was with surprise though that this year I finally began to understand the following episod …
What's it all About? – Parshat Shemot
There are some situations when questions seem to be begging to be asked. Yet I don’t always notice the obvious question until someone else points it out. And then it can make me feel anything from surprisingly un-observant to downright foolish.
So, when my brother-in-law pointed out the following explanation in this week's parsha I said 'wow, how come I never noticed that before.' And then this y …
Dear Therapist:
I have over the last few years lost my ability to socialize. I have always been a quiet person but I hung out with the friends I grew up with and that was enough. Now they have all gotten married and are busy with their families and I really have no relationships. When I am with people it’s not so much that I am afraid to talk; it’s just that for the life of me I can’t think of anything to say. Can you please rec …
Dear Therapist:
We have a wonderful daughter who is back from seminary, happily working and doing very well BH, but here is the concern...
While my daughter was in high school she started taking on more and more chumras and started becoming more and more frum and shtark. It affected her relationship with her friends, how she dressed, what she ate, (or didn't eat), her sleep, her davening, her ability and confidence i …
