In Person Therapists in Norwich, NY
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Hi there, I'm Sally! My name is Sally Rousseau and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) based in Upstate New York working with clients statewide via telehealth. I work with individuals, couples and families and specialize in life cycle stage transitions using family systems, attachment, mindfulness and cognitive theory-based approaches to help my clients to start feeling better. I create a therapeutic environment that allows clients to feel safe and heard; I also use humor and irreverence appropriately and respectfully.
Hi there, I'm Sally! My name is Sally Rousseau and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) based in Upstate New York working with clients statewide via telehealth. I work with individuals, couples and families and specialize in life cycle stage transitions using family systems, attachment, mindfulness and cognitive theory-based approaches to help my clients to start feeling better. I create a therapeutic environment that allows clients to feel safe and heard; I also use humor and irreverence appropriately and respectfully.
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I have enjoyed providing psychotherapy and pastoral counseling services for over 30 years. There is nothing more gratifying than helping a person move through dark and difficult situations, leading them to a place where life works again. There is hope! I have a rich educational background in both psychotherapy and pastoral counseling . I received my graduate degrees from the State University of New York at Albany and Yale University, respectively. Some of my patients have a significant religious or spiritual connection.
I have enjoyed providing psychotherapy and pastoral counseling services for over 30 years. There is nothing more gratifying than helping a person move through dark and difficult situations, leading them to a place where life works again. There is hope! I have a rich educational background in both psychotherapy and pastoral counseling . I received my graduate degrees from the State University of New York at Albany and Yale University, respectively. Some of my patients have a significant religious or spiritual connection.
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I have enjoyed providing psychotherapy and pastoral counseling services for over 30 years. There is nothing more gratifying than helping a person move through dark and difficult situations, leading them to a place where life works again. There is hope! I have a rich educational background in both psychotherapy and pastoral counseling. I received my graduate degrees from the State University of New York at Albany and Yale University. I've discovered that a healthy psychological self and a healthy spiritual self are based upon the same principles, showing kindness, compassion, warmth, and deep understanding to oneself and others.
I have enjoyed providing psychotherapy and pastoral counseling services for over 30 years. There is nothing more gratifying than helping a person move through dark and difficult situations, leading them to a place where life works again. There is hope! I have a rich educational background in both psychotherapy and pastoral counseling. I received my graduate degrees from the State University of New York at Albany and Yale University. I've discovered that a healthy psychological self and a healthy spiritual self are based upon the same principles, showing kindness, compassion, warmth, and deep understanding to oneself and others.
Substance abuse may be the symptom to the problem. Problems such as anxiety, depression, trauma and other underlying issues. may be temporarily abated however, the temporary relief found by substance use is short lived and created many additional issues such as loss of family and friends, loss of freedom, loss of employment. These issues are all encompassing and progressive. Focusing on substance use and not treating the underlining issues may impede recovery . My focus is on helping you discover the underlying issues that may be just below the surface that cause conflict and despair.
Substance abuse may be the symptom to the problem. Problems such as anxiety, depression, trauma and other underlying issues. may be temporarily abated however, the temporary relief found by substance use is short lived and created many additional issues such as loss of family and friends, loss of freedom, loss of employment. These issues are all encompassing and progressive. Focusing on substance use and not treating the underlining issues may impede recovery . My focus is on helping you discover the underlying issues that may be just below the surface that cause conflict and despair.
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I am an Internationally Board Certified Neurotherapist and specialize in Quantitative Electroencephalograph (QEEG) and brainwave regulation training (neurofeedback) for a host of symptoms associated with psychological and psychiatric disorders. We offer heart rate variability and breathing exercises. Neurotherapy is used by any aged individual.
I am an Internationally Board Certified Neurotherapist and specialize in Quantitative Electroencephalograph (QEEG) and brainwave regulation training (neurofeedback) for a host of symptoms associated with psychological and psychiatric disorders. We offer heart rate variability and breathing exercises. Neurotherapy is used by any aged individual.
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The first step in starting therapy is finding the right therapist for you! Building positive rapport and trust with your therapist is key. My approach is person-centered, meaning, I will meet you where you are at and together we can work to improve the quality of your life, your relationships, and more. I offer a combined clinical approach of motivational interviewing, CBT, trauma informed practice, and others. I also encourage the whole system approach-including partners, parents, children, etc. in some of the work that we do. You can book an appointment on the website link to the right or at headway.co/providers/liza-butts
The first step in starting therapy is finding the right therapist for you! Building positive rapport and trust with your therapist is key. My approach is person-centered, meaning, I will meet you where you are at and together we can work to improve the quality of your life, your relationships, and more. I offer a combined clinical approach of motivational interviewing, CBT, trauma informed practice, and others. I also encourage the whole system approach-including partners, parents, children, etc. in some of the work that we do. You can book an appointment on the website link to the right or at headway.co/providers/liza-butts
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Amy Doliver
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-R
Verified Verified
Norwich, NY 13815
Not accepting new clients
Welcome to my practice! I have over 16 years experience as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and specialize in adolescents, children and families, adults of all ages and couples therapy. I provide a safe, confidential space for your therapeutic journey and will provide appropriate feedback and referrals as needed. Please contact me for a free consultation.
Welcome to my practice! I have over 16 years experience as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and specialize in adolescents, children and families, adults of all ages and couples therapy. I provide a safe, confidential space for your therapeutic journey and will provide appropriate feedback and referrals as needed. Please contact me for a free consultation.
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Crystal Moore
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
Norwich, NY 13815
Not accepting new clients
Welcome to my private practice. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in anxiety disorders, depression, addiction, relationship issues, and trauma. I like to meet my clients where they are at, collaboratively coming up with goals and objectives for treatment, and to help them move forward with their lives.
Welcome to my private practice. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in anxiety disorders, depression, addiction, relationship issues, and trauma. I like to meet my clients where they are at, collaboratively coming up with goals and objectives for treatment, and to help them move forward with their lives.
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In 20 years as a psychologist, I find healing and emotional growth start with developing a compassionate understanding of your life story and current circumstances. I focus on strengths and capabilities as the foundation for your growth and empowerment. I will regard you as the expert of your life and partner with you to develop treatment goals and approaches. I will focus on your emotional needs and help you develop skills for healthy relationships and better functioning in your life. I will also directly address the negative effects of oppression and discrimination as it impacts your mental health.
In 20 years as a psychologist, I find healing and emotional growth start with developing a compassionate understanding of your life story and current circumstances. I focus on strengths and capabilities as the foundation for your growth and empowerment. I will regard you as the expert of your life and partner with you to develop treatment goals and approaches. I will focus on your emotional needs and help you develop skills for healthy relationships and better functioning in your life. I will also directly address the negative effects of oppression and discrimination as it impacts your mental health.
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I graduated from Pace University with my Master's Degree as a Licensed Mental Health Therapist and Substance Abuse Counselor. I do not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to therapy as each individual has specific treatment needs as each person's experiences and the emotional impact of those experiences are unique to that individual. This is why my theoretical approach is humanistic and client-centered. I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Adler, and Gestalt.
I graduated from Pace University with my Master's Degree as a Licensed Mental Health Therapist and Substance Abuse Counselor. I do not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to therapy as each individual has specific treatment needs as each person's experiences and the emotional impact of those experiences are unique to that individual. This is why my theoretical approach is humanistic and client-centered. I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Adler, and Gestalt.
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Chronic or situational depression and/or anxiety can cause significant negative changes to your quality of life. Your symptoms can negatively impact your relationships, your work productivity and your health. If you're not feeling 'like yourself,' noticing changes in your sleep/appetite, losing interest in things you used to enjoy, or just going through difficult changes in your life, having someone to talk to can help. Usually, talking things through, practicing small lifestyle changes, learning a few coping tips, and doing some problem solving together can make all the difference.
Chronic or situational depression and/or anxiety can cause significant negative changes to your quality of life. Your symptoms can negatively impact your relationships, your work productivity and your health. If you're not feeling 'like yourself,' noticing changes in your sleep/appetite, losing interest in things you used to enjoy, or just going through difficult changes in your life, having someone to talk to can help. Usually, talking things through, practicing small lifestyle changes, learning a few coping tips, and doing some problem solving together can make all the difference.
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Welcome! My name is Debra and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 25 years of experience working with individuals, groups, and families with various emotional and mental health needs. I have experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities in a residential and clinical setting, with children and their families in a school setting, and with children, adolescents, and adults in a therapeutic environment.
Welcome! My name is Debra and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 25 years of experience working with individuals, groups, and families with various emotional and mental health needs. I have experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities in a residential and clinical setting, with children and their families in a school setting, and with children, adolescents, and adults in a therapeutic environment.
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My ideal client would be a child, pre-teen or teenager who is struggling with suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety or familial difficulties. They’re working on discovering who they are in a world that is constantly changing….and so are they! Their goals are to develop coping skills to help manage their symptoms of anxiety, depression & feelings leading to suicidal ideation. They are navigating their personal relationships, as well as their family relationships. They want to feel better, heard & be confident with themselves.
My ideal client would be a child, pre-teen or teenager who is struggling with suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety or familial difficulties. They’re working on discovering who they are in a world that is constantly changing….and so are they! Their goals are to develop coping skills to help manage their symptoms of anxiety, depression & feelings leading to suicidal ideation. They are navigating their personal relationships, as well as their family relationships. They want to feel better, heard & be confident with themselves.
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Welcome! My name is Valerie Morales and I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in New York with over 8 years of experience working as a psychotherapist. I utilize various therapeutic modalities to fit the individual needs of each client specifically cognitive behavioral, client centered and existential interventions. I have worked with clients with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, parenting problems, relationship issues, trauma, addiction, grief, and difficulty adjusting to life changes.
Welcome! My name is Valerie Morales and I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in New York with over 8 years of experience working as a psychotherapist. I utilize various therapeutic modalities to fit the individual needs of each client specifically cognitive behavioral, client centered and existential interventions. I have worked with clients with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, parenting problems, relationship issues, trauma, addiction, grief, and difficulty adjusting to life changes.
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Jennifer received her MSW from SUNY-Albany, and her BA in Creative Arts Therapy and Psychology from Russell Sage College. She has over 25 years experience providing services to individuals of all ages and backgrounds, in a wide variety of settings. Jennifer strives to work in close collaboration with each client, developing a solution-focused approach that acknowledges each person’s unique life experiences and goals for treatment.
Jennifer received her MSW from SUNY-Albany, and her BA in Creative Arts Therapy and Psychology from Russell Sage College. She has over 25 years experience providing services to individuals of all ages and backgrounds, in a wide variety of settings. Jennifer strives to work in close collaboration with each client, developing a solution-focused approach that acknowledges each person’s unique life experiences and goals for treatment.
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Hey, welcome. I know the process of trying to find the right therapist can feel overwhelming. When I’ve looked for therapists for myself or as referrals for others, what I generally want to know is who the therapist is, what kind of person they are. Will they get me? Will they judge me? Are they going to actually call me on my stuff, but, in a nice way? These questions make sense. Therapy is vulnerable, it can be raw and real in ways we generally aren’t, even in very close relationships. Change is often hard and sometimes really scary but if you’re ready, I will meet you there.
Hey, welcome. I know the process of trying to find the right therapist can feel overwhelming. When I’ve looked for therapists for myself or as referrals for others, what I generally want to know is who the therapist is, what kind of person they are. Will they get me? Will they judge me? Are they going to actually call me on my stuff, but, in a nice way? These questions make sense. Therapy is vulnerable, it can be raw and real in ways we generally aren’t, even in very close relationships. Change is often hard and sometimes really scary but if you’re ready, I will meet you there.
![Photo of Patricia R Dipasquale, LCSW, Clinical Social Work/Therapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/3ce45203-46cd-11ea-a6ad-06142c356176/3/320x400.jpeg)
I help people struggling with difficult problems and life transitions. Who has not at one time or another felt overwhelmed or stuck? Life can be a source of satisfaction and joy, but also stress, anxiety, depression, and grief. Therapy can help. Working together, we can move toward symptom relief. We can resolve crises and gain new perspectives. My approach is practical, creative, and interactive. I believe that respect and compassion are the foundation of a therapeutic, healing relationship. My goal is to help you feel more enlivened, gain self-confidence, and have more satisfying relationships.
I help people struggling with difficult problems and life transitions. Who has not at one time or another felt overwhelmed or stuck? Life can be a source of satisfaction and joy, but also stress, anxiety, depression, and grief. Therapy can help. Working together, we can move toward symptom relief. We can resolve crises and gain new perspectives. My approach is practical, creative, and interactive. I believe that respect and compassion are the foundation of a therapeutic, healing relationship. My goal is to help you feel more enlivened, gain self-confidence, and have more satisfying relationships.
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As a holistic psychotherapist and deep soul diver, I view every life as a sacred story that is open to interpretation, especially your own. In many ways, I consider myself a spiritual midwife of sorts, helping you emerge from difficult life transitions with more confidence, clarity, and compassion for yourself and others because, after all, we're only human. I take an intuitive, informed and sometimes playful approach to self discovery that respects each person's unique strengths, gifts, and situation. My clients often tell me they feel very seen and understood, and that my insights are very helpful.
As a holistic psychotherapist and deep soul diver, I view every life as a sacred story that is open to interpretation, especially your own. In many ways, I consider myself a spiritual midwife of sorts, helping you emerge from difficult life transitions with more confidence, clarity, and compassion for yourself and others because, after all, we're only human. I take an intuitive, informed and sometimes playful approach to self discovery that respects each person's unique strengths, gifts, and situation. My clients often tell me they feel very seen and understood, and that my insights are very helpful.
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Hello! I'm Dr. Brian Freidenberg. In therapy, I place the therapeutic relationship above all else. The relationship is the vehicle for change. I believe that a good therapist listens well; is empathic; and provides a safe, empowering, and judgement-free environment. The client and I form a partnership to help the client navigate this great adventure called life. My primary areas of expertise are ADDICTIONS (e.g., substances, sex, video games, phone, social media), ANXIETY, CHILDHOOD and ADOLESCENCE, COLLEGE students, VETERANS, RELATIONSHIPS, TRAUMA, GROUPS, PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS, and COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY.
Hello! I'm Dr. Brian Freidenberg. In therapy, I place the therapeutic relationship above all else. The relationship is the vehicle for change. I believe that a good therapist listens well; is empathic; and provides a safe, empowering, and judgement-free environment. The client and I form a partnership to help the client navigate this great adventure called life. My primary areas of expertise are ADDICTIONS (e.g., substances, sex, video games, phone, social media), ANXIETY, CHILDHOOD and ADOLESCENCE, COLLEGE students, VETERANS, RELATIONSHIPS, TRAUMA, GROUPS, PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS, and COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY.
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"Out beyond ideas of wrong doing and right doing, there is a field. I'll meet you there." - Rumi Companionship on the human journey is of immense benefit and relief. To be met with non-judgment and care is healing in itself. As a therapist - I will meet you and collaborate with you in your journey of learning and healing. In addition to my work as a therapist, I teach mindfulness - the capacity to meet present moment experience with awareness and acceptance. I am currently offering a mindfulness-based wellness group for therapists..
"Out beyond ideas of wrong doing and right doing, there is a field. I'll meet you there." - Rumi Companionship on the human journey is of immense benefit and relief. To be met with non-judgment and care is healing in itself. As a therapist - I will meet you and collaborate with you in your journey of learning and healing. In addition to my work as a therapist, I teach mindfulness - the capacity to meet present moment experience with awareness and acceptance. I am currently offering a mindfulness-based wellness group for therapists..