Female Therapists in Spencerport, NY

It's all about relationship - relationship with our families and friends, with our spouses, with our bodies, with food, with entertainment, with work, play, faith...even with ourselves! All the tools we need to navigate these relationships are the skills we learn in counseling: healthy communication, positive self-esteem, appropriate boundaries, learning how to handle tough situations, not allowing our emotions to control us, and so much more! Connect with us today so we can help you get all your relationships beyond where they are at!

I will help you identify your strengths in order to address your issues and concerns. Positive psychology is practiced here. Specialities are treatment for depression, anxiety, grief, PTSD, and weight issues. Additional areas include anger management, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, chronic pain, inner-child healing, and binge eating. I use empirically supported, traditional talk therapy, plus expressive arts, and movement. Approaches include cognitive-behavioral, interpersonal, client-centered therapy, experiential-Gestalt, mindfulness techniques and more.

At Brain Works ROC, we're big believers of the "it's always darkest before dawn," philosophy. We emphasis solution focused therapies that provide opportunities to turn painful experiences into wisdom and strength, so you can achieve your goals, feel great about you and not just feel as though you're muddling through.

Has the journey of life thrown you unexpected twists and turns presenting you with challenging circumstances, barriers and painful experiences? Your challenges can cause you to feel overwhelmed and out of balance. While we can't change difficult situations of the past, we can work together to better understand and resolve challenges in your life. If you're looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation or you're just ready to move in a new direction in your life, I would be honored to work with you and or your family member to achieve your goals.

Getting older is part of every person's journey, and it comes with many rewards. But, we recognize that aging can bring unwanted burdens - new limitations, medical concerns, feeling overwhelmed and worried about day to day tasks. Maybe you're caregiving for a loved one, or maybe you are a loved one frustrated with the challenges aging can bring. At American Elder Care, we listen, we work to create realistic goals that improve mood, decrease anxiousness and sadness, while focusing on creating improved quality of life and connection, giving peace of mind.

When life is challenging, support is here. Choosing therapy does not mean you are incapable of handling things on your own. I like to think about therapy similarly to building a home. You will build the home, but it is much easier to do with tools than by hand. Therapy is the tool to help you build upon a meaningful, richer, happier, healthier life. While I do specialize in certain areas, I am able to work with a variety of concerns.

There are times in each of our lives when we seek clarity on life and issues surrounding us. Whether you need support, guidance, assistance with problems and/or issues or help with setting goals for yourself, I am here to assist you by offering reality feedback and talk therapy in a comfortable and inviting setting. I offer therapy for individuals, couples, adolescents and older adults. I am here to assist you in seeing how past events and current stressors impact the person you are today.

Hello and welcome! My name is Denise Alejandra Suncin and I am an LCSW practicing in New York. I strive to be person-centered while also thinking outside of the box in my therapy sessions; my areas of practice range from ABA with children under 3 and severe mental health issues in adults. I am open to working with individuals 21 and over with any wide arrange of issues. My particular strong points are around mental health, trauma, addiction, loss, grief, and many others! I would say that I am not your typical or conventional therapist.

Hello! I'm Mary, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based in Hempstead, New York, and working with clients statewide via telehealth. Life can be challenging sometimes. In my work, I try to provide a safe space where those challenges can be explored, and new possibilities can be discovered. I work collaboratively with you to help you re-discover your strengths and to use these to help you deal more effectively with your struggles. I have found that my style and approach are a good fit for adults and seniors who are experiencing life transitions and are having difficulty coping with grief and loss.

Stress, anxiety, sadness & depression can make our lives difficult & sometimes we need to talk about it. We may need to learn to talk & communicate more effectively to understand each other & relate. As individuals in a relationship or not, we have factors that can contribute & affect our lives that we may not realize. When we make changes to ourselves or changes happen in our lives, it not only affects you, but those around us. Identifying these factors can help bring clarity to you & your family. Changes and life transitions can be tough & can cause depression, anxiety and problems between people. Talking helps change.

Good fit is so important when choosing a counselor. Here are some things to know about me: I want to understand where you've been and where you want to go. I will not judge your life choices. I genuinely care about my clients and I'm a therapist because helping others is fulfilling and meaningful to me. I am a very approachable, available and responsive counselor, both during and outside of sessions. Please contact me for a free consultation so we can start to get to know one another!

Change begins with the realization that the way you are experiencing life is not in alignment with your values and vision for yourself. For change to continue, this awareness needs to inspire the willingness to leave unhelpful beliefs and actions behind and build new strengths and supports. I meet clients at wherever they are in the process of developing a life that is balanced, inspiring, fulfilling, and genuine to their own goals.

The toughest part about therapy is showing up. To continue to show up for yourself might be even tougher. If therapy were easy, everyone would do it. Taking that first step for yourself, is the most powerful thing that you can do and you should give yourself all the credit for being able to do it.

People seek out therapy for many different reasons. Unexpected changes in our lives can be overwhelming and stressful. Perhaps you are feeling alone, confused, misunderstood. Maybe you find yourself at a crossroad in your life and don’t know what direction to take. It takes courage to ask for help. Therapy is a pathway for hope, growth and healing. As a therapist for over 20 years, I have worked with a large age range of people with a multitude of mental health disorders. I honor and respect your individuality, life story and the unique circumstances that brought you here. I welcome the opportunity to guide you on this journey.

Are you feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, stuck? Is negativity and/or anger undermining your relationships? Does your past history cloud present life circumstances? It is possible to change the negative patterns. Your life does not have to be ruled by fear, depression, and anxiety. Are you in the middle of a life transition or a crisis and need someone to talk with to sort things through?

Meaghan Barry (she/her) earned her Master’s of Science in Mental Health Counseling from St. John Fisher University. Her person-centered counseling style and humanistic theoretical orientation mean that her clients can expect a clinician who constantly believes in them and their growth process. She has a warm, encouraging, and empathic approach. She regularly collaborates with client family members to create systems of support in her clients’ lives. Meaghan uses a multicultural lens and takes an affirming stance as an ally to LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC persons.

Who am I? What is important to me? What do I believe in? What do I want out of life? I know firsthand what it is like to face these questions, especially when rebuilding after disappointment, trauma, and loss. In my own experience and in my experience working with clients, I have found that the most difficult times of our lives can be the catalyst to our greatest growth, and eventually, a sense of peace we had not thought possible.