Therapists in Brooklyn, NY

Are you feeling worried all the time? Do you feel hopeless or alone? We all experience difficulties in life, obstacles that hold us back from reaching our goals. Is work leaving you feeling so stressed you can't focus on anything else? Are family relationships difficult and emotionally draining? Is parenting becoming a struggle? Whether you suffer with anxiety, depression or relationship issues we can work together to figure out how to manage all these things and learn skills to help you cope.

Jeff Sobel is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in New York with over 10 years of experience working with children, teens, and adults in schools and mental health centers. Jeff started out working with adults and his recent experience has been focused on a pediatric population, helping children and teens. His aim is to help guide one towards positive emotional and cognitive growth, while allowing for acceptance and understanding. He earned his bachelors degree from CUNY-Brooklyn College and master's degree from the clinical counseling program at Touro University, licensed since 2010.

Our individual therapies include play, creative arts and talk therapy for children and adolescents struggling with functioning in their families, school, community, and social/interpersonal relationships. Cognitive Behavioral / Behavior Modification interventions are also provided. Hope Services, LLC is located in the Mill Basin section of Brooklyn, New York. We are a dynamic, innovative, pragmatic and professional outpatient mental health service program with a patient-centered treatment model that is geared toward providing services to the multicultural community within which it operates. With a specialty in providing treatment to children and adolescents (ages 5-18), Hope Services, LLC also accepts and treats adults. We are therefore dedicated to the mental and behavioral healthcare of children, adolescents, adults, families and couples. We offer a safe, therapeutic, comfortable, and respectful environment. Additional Languages Spoken: French, Haitian Creole.

Dr. Downey creates a warm, validating, and authentic environment for her clients. She specializes in working with adults facing a variety of challenges, including but not limited to depression, anxiety, trauma, disordered eating, and relationship difficulties. Dr. Downey is invested in supporting her clients improve their quality of life, alleviate suffering, create and sustain meaningful relationships and establish emotional well being.

I welcome clients ready to embark on an inward journey, driven by curiosity and a desire for self-exploration with compassion and grace. My approach is rooted in viewing therapy as a journey, not a 'fixing' of brokenness, for we are not broken. Rather, we seek to understand ourselves and envision our future selves. Clients I work with often focus on anxiety, emotional regulation, coping mechanisms, mindfulness, self-compassion, and self-acceptance. Together, we commit to their healing journey in a safe and supportive space.

My approach is rooted in principles of psychoanalysis, mindfulness, and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). I believe that my role as a therapist is to help clients discover, engage, and understand the (sometimes contradictory and conflicting) parts of the self. I believe that this brings about greater insight and understanding of who we are in the world. What follows is greater effectiveness and fulfillment, a stronger sense of meaning and purpose, and more levity and resilience in life.

William provides short and long-term therapy to adolescents, adults, and couples. He enjoys helping clients navigate challenges with emotional regulation, anxiety, depression, sex and sexual identity, recent or resurfacing trauma, and life transitions. He has experience working with clients around issues of intimate/relational aggression and other forms of acting out, as well as sexual and non-sexual trauma, internalized stigma, and pressured masculinity. His approach to therapy emphasizes the therapeutic relationship as the main vessel for growth and healing.

The reality of your life and the expectations you held for it feel misaligned. You’re not sure how things have gotten to this point. From an early age, you were forced to confront challenges that shaped how you thought, felt, and interpreted your world. Without the proper coping skills to process your experiences, it became easier to simply detach from your feelings and disconnect from the world around you. This method of coping has helped you make it through tough times, but now it’s getting in the way of what you want out of life. You crave deep connection with yourself and others, you're just not sure how to find your way back.

If you have been feeling stressed, overwhelmed, burned out or misunderstood and would like to explore your thoughts and feelings in a safe and supportive environment I would love to be there for you to help you navigate, heal and grow. Stress can come out of nowhere. If you are suddenly feeling it's hard to cope with too many changes and challenges or you've been wanting some support but you are worrying about burdening your loved ones, seeking therapy is one of the best ways to work things through.

As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) with a specialization in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), I am dedicated to creating a safe and supportive environment for individuals on their journey towards mental wellness. With a profound understanding of the complex relationship between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, I customize my therapeutic approaches to meet the unique needs of each client. My commitment to assisting others through life's challenges is grounded in my belief in the transformative power of therapy.

I have worked in the child welfare system for over 20 years. I understand the individual and family struggles that come along with domestic violence, trauma, sexual abuse, physical abuse, etc. I have worked in New York City for my entire career serving the diverse communities in dealing with immigration issues such as acculturation, separation and reunification.

I am a licensed mental health counselor based in Brooklyn focused on creating authentic, collaborative relationships with my clients to foster intergenerational healing. I incorporate my training in complex trauma and somatic work to specialize in trauma, loss, and identity issues among immigrant, 1st and 2nd generation individuals. As a mixed race (Puerto Rican/Korean) second generation American, I appreciate and am a constant student in the complexities of identity, belonging, and the reality of how systemic inequality impacts someone’s ability to heal.

Psychotherapy is aimed to help a person deal with specific issues. Whether it be developing coping skills or enhance interpersonal relationships or manage symptoms I can assist will any of these.

I approach the therapeutic process with reverence, openness, curiosity, and a desire to understand your unique experience. My goal is to provide a warm, non-judgmental space where you can feel heard and deepen your knowledge of yourself. I believe in the importance of cultural competency and responsiveness: I understand that your identity, your relationships, and your lived experiences provide meaning and context to your inner world. Let's be curious together as we figure out what contributes to and amplifies the challenges in your life, and explore ways to uncover your healthy self.

I am excited you took this step in your counseling journey! Whether you’re experiencing issues in your relationships, feeling anxious or depressed, having trouble adjusting due to a life change, or struggling to find meaning or purpose in life, therapy can help you sort this out and help you find a path to health and happiness. I welcome clients from all backgrounds and identities while specializing in the LGBTQ community.

Do you find yourself increasingly overwhelmed by life’s day-to-day challenges at work and home from the unprecedented events going on in today’s faced paced, world? Perhaps you are going through some unexpected life transitions? I can provide additional support to assist you with learning and developing new skills, increasing self-esteem, personal growth, and healing. Gowing up in a single parent household as the child of Caribbean immigrant parents, I experienced how issues affecting low income, minority, and underserved populations, can often lead to misinformation and stigma regarding accessing mental health services.

I am a NY and NM licensed psychotherapist with 15 years of experience working in the field of mental health. I bring an integrative approach to my work, blending psychodynamic theory, transpersonal therapy, CBT and somatic practices. As a former professional dancer, I am particularly attuned to how our bodies process stressful experiences. I treat a variety of issues, including depression, anxiety, OCD, panic disorder, trauma, grief and loss. I also specialize in working with adults who are struggling with attachment-related challenges.

Gloria Detore-Mackie, LCSW. I use reflection, support, and interpretation in my work with patients in order to understand the issues at hand. I enjoy assisting patient with developing their own awareness of how they can create conscious living choices when faced with diversity. My work is focused on improving a person's self-awareness allowing them to make conscious choices and find deep-seated patterns that can change so that they can more fully take charge of their life. I hope to work cognitively, with psychodynamic and interpretive, reflections that are ultimately supportive.

Recognizing the complexities of modern life, I believe that a trusting and engaged relationship between the therapist and client provides a safe space for exploration and change. I provide trauma-informed psychotherapy tailored to the unique challenges faced by teenagers and young adults in today's fast-paced world. My approach guides individuals on a journey of healing and growth that encompasses both mind and body. I specialize in trauma recovery, identity issues, anxiety, and depression. I work to empower individuals and families to identify and utilize their inherent strengths to navigate obstacles and interpersonal challenges.