Lili Bernstein (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.
Bassie Gugenheim, Mrs. Lakewood, NJ 08701, USACertificate in Developmental and Relational Trauma with specialized training to help understand and heal the roots of low self esteem, anxiety, depression and relationship challenges.
Yaakov Rosenthal, Mr. BROOKLYN, NY - New York 112134339, USAAccoumplishments for the School Year 2014 - 2015
Counseled 250 individual students
Survey of 146 students conducted May and July 2015 found:
94% were happy they had spoke to Mr. Rosenthal
92% found Mr. Rosenthal's conunseling was help
Counselor in 5 NYC Yeshivias
Specializes in teenagers to the age of 24
Lecturer
Author "Unlock The Secret World of Teenagers".
Hindie M. Klein, PsyD Brooklyn, NY 11230, USA Individual Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic treatment with Children, Adolescents and Adults; Play Therapy with Children; Consultation/Collateral Treatment with Parents; Marital and Pre-Marital treatment; Clinical Supervision utilizing Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic approach, with specialty in Countertransference issues; Completed NYU Postdoc Training Program in Psychoanalytic Supervision
Evan Kroll, Ph.D. Teaneck, NJ 07666, USAI specialize in working with children, at-risk teens, and families. Please visit my website at wwww.evankroll.com to find out more about me.
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.
Yitzi Jay Horowitz, LCSW Brooklyn, NY 11218, USAI am a frum therapist who has been working with Yeshivish, Chassidishe and Modern Orthodox boys and girls, couples, men and women struggling with a variety of issues ranging from sex addiction, Homosexuality/SSA to depression, couples therapy, pre-marital counseling and much more. I find that many of the people I work with struggle with religious and existential issues and this becomes a focal point in their therapy. I look forward to meeting with you!
Brad Salzman, LCSW, CSAT, EMDR New York, New York 10001, USA Monsey, NY 10952, USAI am the Founder and Clinical Director of the New York Sexual Addiction Center, with offices in Midtown Manhattan and Monsey, New York. I specialize in treating sexual addiction, pornography addiction, compulsive sexual behavior, relationship problems, couples and singles, depression, and anxiety. I also treat spouses of addicts, and I run several ongoing weekly groups for male sex addicts.
I am a Certified Sexual Addiction Therapist. I was personally and extensively trained and certified by Dr. Patrick Carnes, the world's leading authority on sexual addiction treatment. I have had much success treating sex addicts and porn addicts and helping them to get sober and turn their lives a…
Dear Therapist:
Without going into the gory details my husband and are having serious problems in our marriage. We have been married 10 years and have 3 children...Some have suggested that we go for therapy as a couple. This might be a good idea but others have warned us not to because "therapists will wind up pushing you to get divorced." Things are bad but this is not what we want at all. Can you please give us some guidance (reassurance?) reg …
I have an old friend from my teenage years named J. J is the person for whom things always work out in the craziest ways. I always joke that people hand J money. It's not far from the truth. When J was flying to Miami once, the head stewardess announced over the loudspeaker that J should come to the front of the plane upon landing. "You have won a VIP escort." J stepped out of the plane and nearly fell on a bright pink golf cart with J's name in …
“Something’s making me feel really uncomfortable. I’m going to take a moment before continuing onward.”
“Every time I spend time at this place/with this person I’m left feeling insecure and doubtful. Hmm, something to look at.”
“I don’t like when you talk to me like that.”
“Can you please take a step back, this feels too close for me.”
“His/Her comment is making me re …
Dear Therapist:
My wife has been diagnosed with anxiety and depression. She has been seeing a therapist who has been treating her using cognitive behavioral therapy. She has not made that much improvement and our family doctor suggested she see a psychiatrist. The psychiatrist is recommending that she take medication to help with this. However, her therapist is strongly discouraging taking medication and is adamant that she has the strength withi …
Dear Therapist:
I have always struggled in several areas such as concentration, inability to complete projects, and too much talking. I have read articles about this and some seem to suggest that this is about anxiety while others indicate that it is ADHD related. How do I differentiate between these two possibilities?
Response:
There are many symptoms that can apply to various disorders. Sometimes it can be difficult to ascertain which pr …
Dear Therapist:
I was recently at a meeting at my son's yeshiva and was told that my son should be evaluated by a neuropsychologist. When I asked why, the principal suggested that he should be tested to see if he has a nonverbal learning disability. I have scheduled an appointment, but was curious what this condition is, how it would present with a frum boy in yeshiva, and what can be done about it. I am looking for practical suggestion …
