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.
G Holman Hewlett, NY 11557, USAI wanted to share the good news that I am a licensed therapist (LMSW) now accepting new clients in the 5 towns. I offer individual, couple and family therapy sessions at a low fee sliding scale for families or individuals that need assistance.
I specialize in working with young adults, adults, couples and families.
Areas of focus are:
* Self-esteem
* Trauma & Crisis
* Grief
* Anxiety
* Depression
* Dating
* Careers
* Couples
* Family issues
My approach is Cognitive Behavior therapy (CBT) based , solution- focused with a emphasis on a clients strengths.
Office hours are weeknights and Sunday.I am open to working on a broad range of issues with adults, young adults…
Miriam Adler, Clinical Psychologist & Certified Hypnotherapist Clifton, NJ 07012, USA USAI believe in an individualized, comprehensive approach. I enjoy keeping up with the latest research on a wide range of interventions, and practice research supported, gold standard, cognitive-behaviorally oriented techniques combined with real caring and personalized guidance. I often augment sessions with hypnosis, guided imagery and neurofeedback and also encourage better understanding of how vitamin deficiencies, personality style and inborn brain-wiring effect mood and functioning.
While I am not a particapting provider on insurance panels, I do have office staff available to check benefits and file claims on your behalf so that you can receive maximum out-of-network reimbursement…
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".
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.
Rivka Letzter, MSW, LPC, LMFT Netanya, --Select a State-- 42100, Israel Kiryat Sanz, Netanya 4244999, IsraelI am a chareidi social worker and family therapist working at a psychiatic clinic. Experience in helping clients overcome depression, OCD and other anxiety disorders. Working thru childhood memories and sexual abuse.
Neil Kosofsky, LLMFT Royal Oak, Michigan 48067, USAYou need to stop the emotional pain, get the help you need with your marriage, you relationships and your family. I can help you take control of your life, stop the turmoil, find purpose and happiness, so you can make clearer and healthier choices about your present and future, and not allow others to make those choices for you.
My clients include adults and adolescents, individuals, couples and families, helping them with relationship and family dynamics, anger management, issues of sexuality, depression and anxiety, and life's transitions and adjustments.
I am a former pastoral counselor and congregational rabbi, with nearly 15 years of experience in community organization and leadership…
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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