Psychoanalytic Therapists in Murray Hill, New York, NY

I work with individuals and couples experiencing anxiety, depression, interpersonal problems, and major life transitions. I draw from my psychodynamic training at NYU, postgraduate psychoanalytic certification, and two decades of experience to help you relieve distress, increase resilience, and improve your quality of life.

I am a licensed psychotherapist who can help with modern day problems: excessive self-expectation, increased need for perfection, and fear of failure. I work with young adults who are experiencing difficulties managing emotions surrounding issues of self-esteem, social discomfort, anxiety, relationships, eating disorders, work challenges and life transitions.

Do you feel sad and immobilized much of the time? Feel better regularly and move forward on your goals. Do you feel anxious and full of stress much of the time? Feel more at ease in every situation and free yourself from fear. Are your relationships characterized by too much conflict, lack of understanding, or not enough intimacy and communication? Start forming better relationships now and replace conflict with harmony.

Relationship strain, communication issues, PTSD, anxiety, trauma, mistrust of happiness and feelings of depression are some of the experiences I help you heal from. I work with folks whose past pains are inhibiting present fulfillment within relationships and quality of life. We work together to navigate stressors and responsibilities they are expected to keep up with, while managing past pains to relearn safety on their current path. I treat the person as a whole- meaning in addition to your psyche, I also take into account your environmental, circumstantial, and physical self and how that impacts your mental health overall.

Welcome. If you’re here, I imagine you may be feeling stuck or uncertain about how to move forward in your life. I would like to help you take the next steps. In our work together, we will find ways for you to more meaningfully connect with yourself and with those who are important to you. This work may include facing something from your past, gaining new awareness of repetitive cycles of behavior, navigating a difficult life transition, or the opportunity to freely discover and playfully explore your own subjectivity and imagination.

My therapeutic approach is rooted in empathy and compassion, with a belief in your inherent capacity for change and growth. Specializing in understanding emotional complexities, I provide a safe, non-judgmental space to explore childhood dynamics, trauma, and life's hardships that often lead to repetitive patterns that keep us stuck. By gaining insight, we can create new patterns, relate to ourselves and others differently, and foster a more fulfilling life.

I’m Jordan Chapman and I’m a relational psychotherapist, which basically means that I focus on building an honest and safe relationship with each of my clients. We’ll work to understand how any of the thoughts and feelings that come up between us can improve how you understand yourself and how you relate to other people. I also pay attention to past experiences because those usually inform some aspect of how you understand yourself, and/or any problem you might be experiencing now. I love therapy because it can make a real difference in how you live your life, which extends to how you feel, day-in and day out.

Couples and individuals seeking therapy deserve tremendous respect. In my work with relationships, I offer Emotion Focus Therapy (EFT) to help both partners to get unstuck from the repetitive patterns of emotional disconnect, that lead to fights or deadening silence. As a couples' therapist with an advanced training in Gottman therapy, I integrate it in my work when needed. My approach to individual treatment is Internal Family Systems (IFS) where you get to know your inner world, become more present, less reactive, and more capable of self-healing. I work both with monogamous and consensual non-monogamous relationships.

My name is Dr. Henry Eff and I am a licensed clinical psychologist. I specialize in treating depression, anxiety, OCD, and related difficulties such as panic attacks and phobias. In therapy, I work to help my clients better understand the relationship between their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and how re-evaluating these can help achieve individual and interpersonal growth. Creating a safe, supportive, and welcoming space helps clients gain insight, learn coping skills, and make concrete behavioral changes.

Face it. You're not happy. You're too often nervous, on edge, and sometimes you really feel down. You're in a rut professionally and your love life is not what it once was. You're not the way you want to be with the people you care most about. You want to connect with them the way you used to connect with them. Instead, you find yourself frustrated when you try...tense, defensive, sensitive to criticism. It's time to be honest with yourself. You need someone good to talk to who is not a family member, a friend, or a co-worker.

You are suffering from the pain of grief. Intrusive thoughts about the loss you’ve endured come and go like waves. No one has been through the same thing you have, so no one can relate, and it’s made you feel isolated. It's scary and feels hopeless. Normally, you’re a very driven person, but since your loss, you feel paralyzed. Sometimes, you think of calling or texting them, but then remember you can't. The cycle of wanting to see or talk to them again, knowing you can’t, and having no one to relate to has also brought depression and anger.

I am an empathic, compassionate, psychodynamically trained psychotherapist with over 25 years of experience helping people do the courageous work necessary to make meaningful, transformative changes in their lives. Therapy, as I practice it, involves a collaborative process, requiring the active engagement of both myself and my client. I have particular success with people who already have some degree of intellectual insight about themselves but who have difficulty translating that knowledge into making emotional and practical changes in their lives -- building bridges from mind to heart and spirit.

My clients come to me for help with their relationships ...with their 'significant other', their child, their friend or business partner. They come by themself and they come with their 'other'. People come in crisis when their relationship is threatened or to avoid a potential crisis. Sometimes the crisis is the inability to find the right relationship, sometimes it's difficulty maintaining the relationship and sometimes it's difficulty achieving a satisfying connection because of difficulties understanding and communicating effectively. Specific problems cover a wide range: Trust problems,Control battles,Career/family inbalance, personal dysfunctions,teamwork problems and intimacy issues

Hi! I'm a Licensed Clinical Master of Social Work in New York City.

WE ARE NOW OFFERING IN PERSON AND TELEHEALTH SERVICES. For over 37 years, I have helped people of all ages overcome trauma, anxiety, depression and substance abuse. I am an experienced trauma therapist that utilizes a specialized technique (EMDR). I am LGBTQ affirming.

Going through emotional distress and facing depression, anxiety, stress, or marriage struggles can take a toll on our mental and physical health. There are so many potential reasons leading us to want to embark on a therapeutic journey. Maybe something is going on in your life and your current behavioral patterns and coping strategies to manage challenges aren't working any longer. Or maybe there are struggles with a partner. I will work with you in discovering new ways toward a more fulfilling life, one with meaning and purpose. Prior to becoming a psychotherapist I held a career in a highly competitive corporate sales environment.

I help others manage and resolve difficulties of the heart - love, loss, and work during significant life changes/transitions; e.g., career/job change, death/illness in family, divorce, addiction/recovery, etc. I provide high-quality professional assessment and counseling/psychotherapy to people who have not accessed or have had prior unsatisfactory experiences with psychotherapy. I also do "second opinions" for anyone experiencing therapy stalemate and/or major change. During change, the terrain is stormy, bumpy, skiddy and deep. Many feel angry--a disguise to the depth of fear(s). Anxiety ensues and one doubts whether the "new" is possible.

I am Carol Lachman, a Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist. In my practice I treat adults, adolescents and children. I try to help individuals understand and cope with the inner and outer sources of their unhappiness, and problems. I generally conduct individual sessions, but treat some couples. and also counsel parents of the children whom I treat. I treat children from ages two through adolescents, and provide psychotherapy for adults throughout the life cycle.

Therapy embodies confusion, empowerment, illumination, and challenge. My aim is to nurture space for your conflicting emotions within our therapeutic bond. I advocate that our past shapes our present, yet we possess the power to reshape our realities through understanding. The therapy room serves as a mirror reflecting dynamics recurring in your daily life. Primarily operating from a psychodynamic standpoint, I integrate other approaches with care and purpose as required.