Male Therapists in Matawan, NJ

John Inauen is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who has 14 years of experience in the mental health field. John has worked with a wide variety of clients who had various challenges with depression, anxiety, and panic attacks. He has also worked with clients who had challenges managing their anger as well as people with impulse control challenges. John completed both his Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology and his Master of Arts (MA) in Psychological Counseling at Monmouth University.

A client seeks therapy for various reasons, such as improving their overall quality of life, enhancing their self-esteem and self-confidence, and developing skills to navigate life's challenges effectively. I work with a diverse range of clients, each with unique background, issues, and goals. The ideal client for me is one who is ready and willing to engage in the therapeutic process and is open to exploring their concerns and growth.

I see adolescents and adults who suffer with various issues including depression, anxiety, trauma, ADHD, OCD, mood disorders, relationship problems, as well as substance abuse and addiction. I believe in the good nature of most people and the need to grow and learn from our life experiences. At times in our life, it becomes important to stop and recognize our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that can interfere with who we want to be and hope to become. In my practice, I utilize an array of treatment modalities that will help you to make better decisions for yourself, your partner and/or your family.

Is your family struggling with the challenges of a concussion, Dyslexia, ADD/ADHD, memory loss, or other neurological disorder? Are you or loved one failing to achieve at home, in school, socially, or at work? Are you having difficulties with memory, focus, impulsivity, sustaining attention, or reading? I can help! Cutting edge, effective, treatments are available to improve memory, focus, attention, and reading to help individuals achieve greater success. Most importantly, my aim is to improve your or a loved one's self-confidence for a happier, healthier, and more productive life!

All are welcome. After 16 years of practice as a therapist, I have had the opportunity to worked in many different settings, and feel that I can provide a well rounded approach to treatment based on best practice research and ethical considerations.

Life presents each and every one of us with various challenges, unique experiences, and complex relationships. It takes super-human effort, to summon the inner strength and capabilities, to realize our true value and live up to our unique potential. Identifying key strategies to find a healthy way to navigate our daily events, relationships, or responsibilities, among myriads of other considerations, is key to a successful and fulfilled life! I collaborate with my patients to uncover a journey of self-discovery to unravel a narrative of their relationships, challenges, experiences, and behaviors.

Negotiating change can be a daunting task for adolescents and adults alike causing significant stress. This emotional or behavioral reaction can take the form of anxiety, depressive symptoms, and/or behavioral changes. Triggers include work/school problems, moving, financial issues, relationship difficulties, family conflict, illness, or starting a new school/job. Since 2005, I have assisted countless adolescents and adults as they navigate the challenges presented to them. Utilizing psychotherapy and coaching, I work with individuals, couples, & families. My personal style is best described as warm, genuine, & understanding. My services are delivered with compassion, empathy, and a twist of humor.

Blue Sea Counseling is welcoming new clients who are seeking freedom from alcohol or substance abuse and the mental distress it brings. Ken Schwarz, Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor with lived experience, offers a mix of treatment approaches rooted in mindfulness practices, to focus on healing the mind, body and spirit. Ken is welcoming, compassionate and offers a calming presence to assist those looking to welcome change into their lives. Ken is available for family interventions, individual therapy, and couples / family sessions.

I specialize working with clients who have experienced a traumatic response and are having issues coping from the experience and have a desire to get clarity for what they went through because they feel an injustice was caused to them.

Do you have a pressing practical conflict, moral dilemma, or torn decision, not sure which way to go? Are you at a cross-roads, re-evaluating yourself, your life, career, relationship, your religion, or your spiritual path? Are you struggling with meaninglessness, loss of purpose, loss of faith, existential indigestion, philosophical confusion? Do you struggle with the bigger questions: Is life meaningful? Who am I? Why am I here? What should I believe? What is reality? Is this it? Is there anything else? How can I know? How should I live? What is my path? What is my highest good? Do I have a calling? Can I change? What should I do?

I believe we're all looking for the same thing: to be heard and understood. My approach is rooted in relational therapy, emphasizing the development of the therapeutic relationship as a foundation for healing. I advocate for a focus on the human experience over pathologizing mental health and understand that cultural differences, societal pressures, and life's inherent chaos impact our mental well-being in profound ways. While I do have a clinical side and apply therapeutic modalities, my priority isn’t stamping a diagnosis on you and calling it a day; it’s all about truly standing by the power of the therapy bond.

Sometimes we feel alone, misunderstood, scared. Other times we feel anger, turmoil, overwhelmed. It can be a painful past which still gives us no peace, or a fork in the road ahead which confuses us. We may have no way to settle our fears. Children may be challenging us, or we may be observing them struggle in their personal lives. Relationships may be unsettling or disappointing. What we all want is happiness, inner peace. Gratifying relationships. Pride in our parenting. A way to move on from past traumas and allow us to feel free again.

Hello, My name is Nick Ciaccia. I am the owner of Addiction Counseling Services, LLC in the Belford section of Middletown, NJ. I specialize in the treatment of drug and alcohol addiction. I have been working in the field of addictions for over a decade and I have a master’s in addiction counseling from Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, AZ. I also have been in the recovery process for over 18 years, and I fully understand the struggles of addiction and alcoholism and how to obtain a fulfilling life without the use of substances.

We are a husband and wife team providing telehealth as well as in home counseling. Dan specializes in addiction treatment as well as veterans and disabilities and Michele does home visits in the Middletown area for home bound elderly and folks with disabilities.

The most difficult moment is making a decision to talk with someone. I am glad you found my page. My approach to counseling and therapy is tailored to the person that I am working with. A client centered strengths based approach with the evidence based models such as Cognitive Behavioral therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and others will be adapted to your unique situation and concerns. This can begin the journey to the True self where peace is found.

Why struggle when help is available? I hold both a Masters of Science in Professional Counseling as well as a Masters of Arts in Educational Leadership. I have 32 years of experience in the field of education and coaching with a special interest in anxiety, social skills, personal development and sports counseling for athletes of all ages. I work with teachers, administrators, students and professionals to help with the post covid mental health challenges of our changing world. I have experience working with men's mental health, teachers, athletes, school administrators, adults, adolescents, anxiety, trauma and addiction.