Suri Breban-Leiter, LCSW New York, USAI take a generalist approach in practice, employing various methods, according to the need of the client. I provide supportive and insight-oriented counseling, while empowering the client with skill development and education. I have much valuable experience working with children in both a community counseling center and school setting. Children and adolescents feel comfortable with me. I also have extensive experience working with adults of all ages, and with various concerns and goals. I facilitate a client-led session style, allowing, when possible, for the client to determine goals in treatment, and how they would prefer to reach them.
I am supportive, warm,…
Shmuel Brodsky, Psy.D. Manhattan, NY 10001, USA Teaneck, NJ 07666, USAI take a very comprehensive approach. Part of the therapy is highly behavioral and results oriented, proceeding in a structured, step by step manner directly reducing anxiety, avoidance, compulsions, etc. The other part of the therapy is my getting to know the person very well, scientifically identifying pervasive behavioral patterns in their lives, and addressing issues that might be fueling the anxiety alone. I find this comprehensive approach results in the most complete and permanent results.
Koby Frances, Dr. Manhattan, New York 10001, USAIf you are ready to take a meaningful step towards improving your self and improving your life, I offer an approach is collaborative, supportive and completely judgment-free.
When choosing to work with me, you will enter a comfortable and welcoming space where I offer feedback and guidance that will help you tell your story at whatever pace you like, and begin the process of becoming clearer, stronger and more self-aware. Therapy offers numerous life-changing benefits. But most of all, it empowers people to love themselves and others more deeply and to transcend the limits of their past.
I work with men and women from ALL BACKGROUNDS with a wide range of concerns around&…
Paul Cantz, Dr. Chicago, IL 60645, USA Chicago, IL 60602, USAPaul Cantz, PsyD, ABPP is a licensed and board certified clinical psychologist and holds the positions of Associate Director of Training/Assistant Professor at the Adler School of Professional Psychology, Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychiatry at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) College of Medicine; Coordinator for the UIC Program in Religion, Spirituality & Mental Health and an adjunct faculty member at the Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership. Dr. Cantz concurrently works as the Supervising Psychologist at Hartgrove Hospital's Inpatient Unit and maintains a therapy caseload at a community-based non-for profit mental health clinic and…
Loren Aryeh Leib Ecker, Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, CSAT-c, CASAC-T Queens, NY 11367, USA Boro Park, NY 11204, USALoren Aryeh Leib has worked in local-area schools, hospitals, and out-patient mental health clinics. He has over 10 years of clinical experience having obtained his Masters in Social Work from Adelphi University and his undergraduate degree in Theater Arts from NYU. He was trained in Family Therapy at The Ackerman Institute for the Family and now works with individuals and couples in his private practice in Queens and Brooklyn. Loren Aryeh Leib specializes in helping people to navigate interpersonal relationships, manage stress associated with major life transitions, and to better understand and like themselves. Whether struggling personally with depression, anxiety, and addiction, or as a c…
Wendy Wasserman Far Rockaway, NY 11691, USA I am a licensed social worker specializes in learning disabilities such as dyslexia. Also woman's issues including divorce , marital issues , anxiety and self esteem.
I view the whole person incorporating nutrition and cognition .
Esther Goldstein-Lindner, LCSW, CASAC New York, USA USAI believe it takes courage, strength and persistence to reach out for help. Id like to help you identify with these qualities you clearly possess.
The human experience is a mixed bag of emotions which can sometimes be challenging to navigate alone. I am here as a compassionate, patient, committed therapist who is authentically interested in your story.
While I enjoy working with a wide spectrum of clients, I specialize in treating trauma, PTSD, survivors of sexual abuse, anxiety and depression, self esteem/self confidence, life adjustments, intimacy /relationship issues and addressing individuals and couples in crisis; working through adversity, to make life meaningful.
The…
Isaac Sochaczewski, LMHC North Miami Beach, FL 33160, USA
Isaac Sochaczewski, LMHC, Trauma Specialist and founder of Foundation-Based Therapy offers a unique therapeutic experience with each of his clients which is clinically proven to reduce anxiety and depression, change negative thinking patterns and improve one's overall mood and outlook on life. Isaac specializes in the areas of depression, anxiety, trauma, chronic pain, eating disorders and substance use. Isaac sees adults, children and teenagers in individual and group sessions.
Isaac recognizes the unique history and emotional makeup of each individual and as such incorporates a personalized and comprehensive approach tailored to meet his clients specific needs. In a supportive env…
Seize the Day; Seize the Year! – Parshat Haazinu
There are some phrases that are so out of place that they demand some kind of explanation. The veritable 'elephant in the room' is crying out to be noticed.
We find this at the end of this week's parsha, Parshat Haazinu. After Moshe's swan song, God calls to Moshe in the 'height of the day'.1 Dozens of times God calls to Moshe but never until this instance, almost the very end of the Torah, i …
Dear Therapist:
I have struggled with anxiety all my life. I spent a few years in therapy and BH have it under control to the point where is doesn't severely impact my life like it used to. My question is it ever appropriate for me to be anxious or should I always be working on trying to remain calm. I hear people say that some anxiety is good but I wonder if that applies to someone like me. Even regarding the Yemei Hadin I wonder if the yirah th …
Dear Therapist:
My husband recently revealed to me that he has been going to therapy for the last 6 months. I had no idea that he was going or that anything was wrong. I thought we BH had a good marriage and were doing well raising our family. When I asked him why he is going he says there are certain things he wanted to discuss with someone but refuses to tell me what they are. He won't even tell me the name of the person he is seeing. I am comp …
Who's to Blame? – Parshat Nitzavim-Vayelech
I hate the blame game. I hate assigning blame to others and I hate when others assign blame to others…or to me. There is actually one situation when I would agree that it is legitimate and even appropriate. That is when I assign blame to myself. Taking responsibility for what I do is not just an admission of guilt. It is a pronouncement that I have free choice and that I am willing to take …
Dear Therapist:
Our 19-year-old son is sadly no longer shomer torah umitzvos. This is a tremendous source of pain and turmoil for the entire family. My wife and I are trying very hard to do what is best for him in accordance with the guidance we are receiving from Rabbonim and professionals. With lots of thought and hard work, we are slowly working on repairing our relationship with our son. Our question is regarding our other chil …
The 'Mitzva' to Fist Pump – Parshat Ki Tavo
I have often wondered why we make parties when we accomplish something major. After all, it is simply an accomplishment. Why the fist pump? Why invite others to join? I am still not 100% sure I understand why it is psychologically sound and healthy to celebrate but I know intuitively that it is important. I read something about the Perhaps davka, specifically, on a noetic level I can unders …
