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My goal for treatment is to provide a safe environment for clients to increase awareness and learn to challenge themselves to make step-by-step changes. Anxiety and depression are many times clues to internal discourse. Whether it's related to a relationship, job, or general life stressors, learning to manage your thoughts, feelings and emotions will help keep functioning at optimal levels.

Hi, I'm Arta, a dedicated Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with a passion for helping individuals of all ages find healing and empowerment in their lives. With a warm and compassionate approach, I strive to create a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can explore their thoughts and emotions, fostering positive change and growth.

In the 20 years that I've practiced psychotherapy I've come to appreciate the uniqueness and complexities that make us who we are. When problems arise and it is decided to enter therapy, it becomes something of a "Magical Mystery Tour" into our inner world, hopefully to learn more about ourselves.

Life can feel hard at times. Some people describe feeling lonely, stuck, and misunderstood. Maybe you have gone through a recent change in your life, work or relationship. Life transitions, even happy ones, are known to cause anxiety at times. Sometimes we all need some support. Over the past several years my practice has focused, among other areas, on: relationship issues, parenting, divorce, illness, and career transitions. I also work with couples to help them find what is needed to make their relationship better or find ways to part amicably, if that is what is best for them.

Michaela is a passionate Cognitive Behavioral therapist (which is the most effective, researched, and validated therapy to date). She will work with you to identify and change overly negative thinking and unhelpful behaviors that interfere with your mood, reaching your goals, or hampering interpersonal relationships. She works with those struggling with depression, anxiety, worry, phobias, stress, body image issues, performance anxiety, defiant behavior in children, relationship struggles, and work/school issues.

There are no parent manuals. Sometimes our children present us with challenges that we are not equipped to handle. But, an objective and collaborative well-trained clinician can address these challenges that can ultimately make parenting more enjoyable. With over 30 years of experience working in schools as a teacher, special educator and clinical psychologist, I see myself as a partner in parenting. I enable parents to adopt a mindset that aligns with their child’s temperament and I offer insight into their child’s developmental needs.

Are you feeling stuck? Questioning your path? Change is hard, and not understanding the path, or having the tools or support can make the process even harder. I am a licensed clinical social worker who has a passion for facilitating change and helping people get "un-stuck." In addition to my social work degree, I completed studies at The New York School for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. I also specialize in LGBTQIA issues working with people explore their sense of self and the world.

Hello, my name is Dr. Tasha M. Brown, I am a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in working with children, adolescents, parents, and young adults. I provide a wide variety of evidence-based clinical services and I am passionate about helping the individuals she works with function adequately at home, school, and in their communities. My goal in treatment is to create a warm and supportive environment , where children, adolescents, young adults, and families can be their authentic selves. I am very dedicated to building a collaborative environment where we work hand-in-hand to address concerns together.

The therapist's at our center offer a focus in evidence based approached to therapy including CBT, and strength based, solution focused work. The center specialized in treating Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), anxiety spectrum disorders, self esteem challenges, school/work based issues, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and people with T1D. The practice works with children, adolescents, teenagers, young adults and college students as well people navigating work related stress. Additional specialties of our clinicians include DBT, addiction recovery treatment, art therapy, and more.

Do you struggle to set boundaries for yourself? Are you experiencing anxiety or depression because you feel overwhelmed by life's circumstances? Do you find yourself stuck in unhelpful patterns that prevent you from living your life to its full potential? Seeking help is a meaningful first step. Working collaboratively, we will sort through your challenges and symptoms and explore issues or questions you are holding.

Issues at home, work, in relationships or within yourself can feel overwhelming--like roadblocks with no roadmap. I provide a trusted space for adults, couples and adolescents to work through difficulties that might leave you feeling stressed, confused, isolated anxious, angry, sad, or alone. We examine immediate stresses and past experiences that may be impacting your present life. I listen very carefully and supportively-not just for what may be holding you back--but also for what may help you thrive. As a licensed psychoanalyst with extensive broadcasting experience, I also specialize in social/performance anxiety issues.

Do you find yourself feeling stuck in certain feelings? We call emotions "feelings" because they are experienced physically first, and then words are put to what is felt. If talking yourself out of uncomfortable feelings isn't working, you may want to try body-based therapy. All of your emotions are needed to fully express yourself, just as a dancer needs a full range of motion, and an artist needs every color. I help clients to cope with uncomfortable and painful feelings in order to open up to feeling safe experiencing the full range of human emotions. I offer traditional talk therapy, body-based therapy, and Walk & Talk therapy.

Dr. Robert J. Filewich has been a licensed, clinical psychologist and Director of the Center for Behavior Therapy in White Plains, NY for more than 25 years. Dr. Filewich understands the difficulties and emotional pain that his patients experience, and works in a solution-oriented way to create relief as soon as possible. He is a cognitive-behavior psychologist, and treats families, couples, adults, adolescents and children. Dr. Filewich is located in White Plains, in Westchester County, in a Medical Arts Bldg. with plenty of free parking. He is a member of the American Psychological Association and the Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy. Dr. Filewich's specialty areas include: Marital Therapy and Couples Counseling, Sexual Issues, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Depression, Anxiety, Panic Disorder, Phobias, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Chronic Illness, ADD/ADHD, Social Skills and Self Esteem Training. INSURANCE claim forms are submitted for you as a courtesy. Clients are reimbursed for their visits by their Ins. Co.

I offer psychotherapy, hypnosis, and guided imagery to treat anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, chronic fatigue, chronic pain, migraines, sleep problems and more. I accept medicare and am a warm, supportive, nonjudgmental person who is interested in learning about you and helping you explore whatever issues and problems you'd like to address. I work with people who are feeling overwhelmed by personal problems, depression, and anxiety. In my experience, as you begin to feel supported by me and work on finding out who you are and what you want, you will begin to develop your own personal solutions.

Finding someone you feel comfortable with is important when searching for a therapist. Clients say I am warm, compassionate and non-judgmental, and provide a comfortable, relaxed and safe environment. My style is down to earth, and you will find it easy to talk to me and feel understood. My clients are individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, employment or relationship problems, or various life transitions. They may feel anxious, sad, angry, frustrated, depressed or confused. Sometimes they feel overwhelmed by their feelings, relationships, or life circumstances. Managing work or school, family and friendships is often demanding and stressful.

I have been in practice for over 40 years and I feel that my best client is the person who recognizes that they could use someone like myself to help them alter their thoughts and behaviors that are impeding their progress. I have worked well with issues related to mood such as anxiety and depression, but also with stress related disorders. If you believe that life would be better if you only knew how to change your thinking,feeling and behavior, then I am your therapist.

"What can children do when they feel worried?" Children experience fears and worries that make their lives more challenging. It can be overwhelming and frustrating for parents to see their child struggling with anxiety, but they do not have to handle their fears and worries alone. Many children can overcome their anxiety by learning ways to manage and cope with these feelings. I teach children ways to think and behave differently to help decrease their anxiety.

Do you feel overwhelmed, like the world is just too much? I support Highly Sensitive People to live with less anxiety and more authenticity. Whether you're going through a challenging life transition, wanting to find more connection in your relationships, or just trying to better navigate the world as a Highly Sensitive Person, I'm here for you.

Dr. Lyanne Yozawitz is a clinical neuropsychologist who has extensive training in diagnosing and treating individuals across the lifespan presenting with a wide range of conditions. She combines skill with empathy and values the relationships she establishes with the individuals who seek her expertise. Dr. Yozawitz received her undergraduate degree from the University of Rochester, worked in the cognitive neuroscience section at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, received her masters and doctoral degrees from the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology at Yeshiva University, interned at Mt.