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Konstantin Lukin Ph.D.

About

Konstantin Lukin, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist who maintains a private practice in Ridgewood and Hoboken, NJ. He has extensive clinical and research experience spanning individuals of all ages, in both inpatient and outpatient settings. He specializes in men’s issues, couple’s counseling, and relationship problems. His therapeutic approach focuses on providing support and practical feedback to help patients effectively address personal challenges. He integrates complementary modalities and techniques to offer a personalized approach tailored to each patient. He has been trained in cognitive-behavioral, dialectical behavior, schema-focused, and emotionally focused therapy, and has also been involved with research projects throughout his career, including two National Institute of Mental Health-funded studies. He is a member of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies, New Jersey Psychological Association, Northeast Counties Association of Psychologists, New York State Psychological Association, The International Centre for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy, The New York Center for Emotionally Focused Therapy, the International OCD Foundation, and the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACSB).

Recent Posts
The Role of Play in Post-Pandemic Healing

Why it's important to reignite your child's sense of playfulness, disconnect from the virtual world, and reconnect with the real one.

Why it's important to reignite your child's sense of playfulness, disconnect from the virtual world, and reconnect with the real one.

Tips for Post-Pandemic Life

Skills and coping mechanisms to help us all adjust to our "new normal."

Skills and coping mechanisms to help us all adjust to our "new normal."

Hacking Mental Health Through Breath

Training our breath can bring better stress resilience and enhanced physical and mental endurance.

Training our breath can bring better stress resilience and enhanced physical and mental endurance.

When It Comes to Post-Pandemic Anxiety, Try to R.E.S.T.

Use the R.E.S.T. strategy anywhere, any time, to better tolerate distress, manage anxiety, and set yourself up for success.

Use the R.E.S.T. strategy anywhere, any time, to better tolerate distress, manage anxiety, and set yourself up for success.

Practicing What I Preach

I realized that I was encouraging patients to do things that I was not willing to do myself.

I realized that I was encouraging patients to do things that I was not willing to do myself.