MVP Health Care Therapists in Mount Sinai, NY

Restore your strength and resilience. Maximize your emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual ability. Affirm your inner greatness. Children, teens, adults, military veterans, their families, substance abusers, and the seriously and persistently mentally ill receive help. I am a certified Gottman Seven Principles of Marriage Program Educator, and a NYS Impaired Driver Assessment and Evaluation Provider. Receive the mature experience of a former preschool teacher, home school teacher, police detective, patrol supervisor, bereavement coordinator, college Psychology instructor, substance abuse counselor, and mental health therapist.

I'm an eating disorder therapist (virtual therapy and New York based) and eating disorders can have co-morbidities. As a result, I am also qualified to treat anxiety, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, PTSD, self-harm, and suicidal ideation.

Are you feeling that life is too difficult or stressful to face alone? My passion is helping you to feel supported, connected and understood. I will help you find your strength so that you have the confidence to overcome obstacles and reach your potential. Together, we can develop goals to help you feel happier, healthier and more fulfilled in your life.

Are you experiencing anxiety, depression, or self-esteem related issues? Is this affecting your ability to cope with life stressors such as work, school, or relationships? Navigating these emotions alone can often be frustrating, confusing, or frightening. Exploring new coping skills can assist in mitigating the symptoms that may be standing in your way of your goals.

Life can be challenging and uncertain at times. It can also be difficult to ask for support, but when we do, it can drastically change our lives for the better. My name is Shannon Russo and I’m a Licensed Master Social Worker practicing psychotherapy in Port Jefferson, NY.

There are many things in life that cause emotional distress and it is natural to try to minimize their impact on you, but if you are struggling to move on I would like to help. Whether it is a major life change or an everyday struggle there is no need to suffer emotional pain or distress. I will join you as a partner in healing to process life's changes and challenges on a path to healing. I will work with you at your pace in a safe, comfortable setting. Sober support for people in recovery.

As we all know, life can be hard. My goal is to help clients navigate their own particular struggles so that their lives are lighter and more manageable. I particularly enjoy working with clients on social and emotional challenges, and aim to create a collaborative, client centered relationship with my clients that will foster resilience and improve their ability to cope with challenges.

There are hundreds of reasons why I became a counselor, but the main reason is the want to help guide clients into a better quality of life! The basis of my clinician approach is the strong belief in creating a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship. Maintaining a safe place for clients (like you!) to be supported with genuine care and empathy is integral for me as your counselor. Together we will work towards making positive life changes, finding and utilizing your strengths, meet your therapeutic goals, and relieve your distress.

Sometimes life can feel like a rollercoaster as we go through ups and downs. During these times it can be difficult to reach out for help as intrusive thoughts lead us to feel alone, anxious, sad, or afraid. We will work together to explore these thoughts and feelings as well as set and climb towards goals at your pace.

People are thinking, feeling, moving, relational, and spiritual beings. If one of these areas becomes disrupted it has an impact on all areas. In this view, therapy is an opportunity to bring air to the patterns and conditions we experience in a supportive way. My approach to therapy combines integrative and person-centered approaches -- via the relationship between the mind and body.

Life can be both painful and challenging, but that does not mean that you have to go through it alone. Therapy is often a great place to start (or continue) when we are in need of some extra support.

Life can throw curveballs that are hard to navigate! In each session, I aim to provide tools, custom to each individual, that can help navigate life’s challenges. I strive to create a serene environment that allow individuals to feel comfortable & secure while working to reach their counseling goals. With each individual comes a different healing journey; I am here to help you along your journey every step of the way!

Owning your story takes bravery and is an integral part of the journey toward transformative change. If you are reading this you are already taking the first courageous step in committing to your personal growth and healing. I believe that therapy should provide a safe space for you to process and make meaning of your life, past and present, in order to help you envision and move toward a life worth living. I am here to form a strong relationship with individuals, to be genuine and compassionate, and to collaborate with you to shape your life in a way that is authentic to you and promotes well-being.

You made the right decision to reach out for help. It is never late to learn strategies to improve your life and overall health. I truly believe that we can work together in a positive and a safe environment to find the relief that you have been looking for. I have been working in the field of mental health for about 15 years. I specialize in children, adolescents, adults, life stages issues, anxiety, couples, trauma and grief.

As social workers, we firmly believe in the transformative force of hope and faith to surmount personal obstacles and attain healing and well-being. Our therapeutic approach aims to cultivate and nurture hope and personal faith, empowering you to achieve your goals and unlock your full potential. Therapy, this practice, encompasses a broad spectrum of concerns, including anxiety, addictions, behavioral and school-related issues, depression, trauma, PTSD, and support for those with chronic medical conditions.