Therapists for college students near New York, NY
I have been in practice for over 30 years. My practice specializes in anxiety, panic attacks, agoraphobia, phobias, and "life issues." I see college students dealing with stress and anxiety relating to college, career decisions, relationship issues. Also see people who are struggling with bereavement, adoption issues. I work with people of different ages/stages: Young adults, mid-life and senior citizens. When dealing with life issues and anxiety I use Cognitive/Behavioral therapy techniques as well as psychodynamic techniques. When dealing with phobias, I believe in helping patients learn techniques to help relieve some of their anxiety symptoms and then working on their thoughts/cognitions which effect how they talk to themselves. My philosophy is : Life is to be enjoyed, not endured. Isn't it time you started enjoying yours.
We conduct executive functioning coaching to neurodiverse college students or those struggling with organization, time management, coursework, and other aspects of college life. We also provide comprehensive individual evaluations for ADHD, Dyslexia, and other learning and/or mental health disorders.
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I believe that therapy is a space where you can explore feelings, troubles, and ideas in a safe, caring, and nonjudgmental place. You can form a working, trusting relationship in order to begin to build understanding while empowering yourself to increase your quality of life.
Are you struggling to manage your emotions and navigate relationships? Are you stuck in a cycle of anxiety that you can't seem to escape? Do you have difficulty setting boundaries and find yourself frequently putting your needs aside for others? We will work together to help you better understand your emotions and behaviors. Through this work, you will learn coping skills to utilize during the stressful moments of life. My areas of focus in practice include anxiety, perfectionism, depression, ADHD, OCD, relationship issues and chronic health issues.
Are you seemingly okay on the outside, but uncomfortable and anxious underneath? Do relationships with family, friends, or romantic partners feel stressful? Perhaps you are struggling to figure out your path in college or after graduation? It’s really hard to navigate relationships and decisions for yourself now, for the first time! I believe college and your 20s are the most important time where you can shape your future by learning about yourself. Often, you grow up not really knowing you are and who you want to be, and feel lost when you try to figure this out. I’d love to support you as you navigate this time by really listening and understanding you, providing non-judgmental guidance and empathy, and asking you helpful questions. I focus on issues with life transitions (yes college and graduation), self esteem, anxiety, interpersonal conflict and communication, dating, perfectionism, break-ups, and stress. Common goals include reducing anxiety, finding a suitable partner, building connection, stronger communication, creating healthy boundaries, finding purpose/career, managing life transitions, and increasing coping skills and confidence. My clients don't fill empty spots! This is my passion and you are so important to me; I remember details and strategize between sessions ensuring you receive the best care in return for your commitment to therapy.
Hi there! I'm so glad you found my page. I look forward to helping you navigate whatever might currently be keeping you from feeling fulfilled. As a neurodivergent, queer identified therapist, I find myself working best with those who are developing greater attunement with their own identity. Together with my clients, I use a person-centered, strength-based approach to identify and practice coping skills and expand emotional awareness and resilience. Life is stressful and full of difficult experiences, and through art therapy directives as well as talk therapy techniques, I partner with my clients to help them identify what it is that they would like to change and make a plan of action. Reaching out for support is a powerful first step! Whatever it is you need, I look forward to partnering with you in support and compassion.
I am a licensed psychologist and I support individuals and couples facing trauma-related mental health concerns, anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, and a wide range of identity concerns. At the heart of my work, I create empathic connections with the individuals I work with—creating spaces for them to explore and express all of themselves, and to feel seen, understood, and connected while doing so. Broadly, my approach is collaborative and compassionate, helping you understand what’s holding you back and develop new ways of being that foster empowerment, authenticity, and meaningful change. I work from a psychodynamic, trauma-informed perspective, which means we will explore how your experiences in your family, community, and culture have shaped how you see yourself, your relationships, and the world. I will encourage you to bring a curious developmental lens to our work and deeply consider the coping strategies you may have had to develop in your life in order to feel safe, connected to others, and worthy. Together, we will determine if these strategies are still helpful. When they aren't, we will creatively develop newer ways of being that feel meaningful and aligned with your goals. Throughout this process, we will be particularly attentive to the impact of socioeconomic, cultural, and political factors on your development and possible connections to present day challenges. I also regularly draw from somatic and cognitive-behavioral approaches, because lasting change often requires attending to the body, our narratives, and our behavioral patterns. Through this process, many people come to recognize unhelpful cycles in their lives and discover more fulfilling ways to move through challenges. Above all, I emphasize self-compassion as we work together, so that you can approach difficult or painful areas of your life with greater kindness and resilience.
Feeling stuck or constantly stressed takes an enormous toll on one’s body. It leaves you exhausted, frustrated, and extremely overwhelmed. The activities you do everyday become interrupted and difficult to complete. If these feelings resonate with you, it’s time to create alternative ways to bring balance into your lifestyle. Music therapy can assist in increasing the awareness of your mind body connection and help you live the life you deserve. Music therapy provides you the ability to create deep connection, in creative ways, to the daily stressors and challenges that provoke anxiety and negative thinking. Music therapy, mindfulness, and other creative modalities are intertwined within sessions to create new insights and understanding of ourselves when encountering our challenges. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. I will assist you throughout your therapeutic journey to navigate these overwhelming feelings, work with sound and space, and support your creative self. Together we will explore and develop ways to improve your quality of life and reestablish balance into your life. Call now to discuss for a free consultation.
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My name is Caitlyn Cook and I’m passionate about helping young people create the lives they truly want. With over a decade of experience, I specialize in supporting those navigating anxiety, depression, low self-worth, and stress management. I'll help you learn from the past, tackle present challenges, and develop the skills to thrive. Life can be tough—but so are you! And you don’t have to do it alone. Reach out today to see how I can support you on your journey.
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Melvinik Simmons was born and raised in Brownsville Brooklyn, New York. Growing up in a single parent household in the projects of Brooklyn was challenging. Where she comes from truly makes her the person she is today. "I saw everything that you can imagine, drugs, violence, even witnessing my childhood friend jump off a building". She knew at a young age people were "broken and felt helpless". Melvinik’s passion and mission is to inspire people and work with them to achieve their goals. "I am not only a therapist, but I care a great deal about my clients who I work with". "I am you and you are me" My mission is to help heal broken hearts. "I have been through a lot of what you may be going through, and I am here to tell you that healing is possible". Melvinik has been in the helping profession for over 20 years. She specializes in depression, grief/loss, anxiety and PTSD. She was a social worker for several foster care agencies, a supervisor for a crisis unit, a counselor for YMCA, and a therapist in the behavioral health department for several years at Richmond University Medical Center (N.Y) and St Luke University Health Network (P.A.). She has been in private practice (Talk Trust Heal LLC) for 4 years providing virtual therapy to clients in N.Y. P.A. and S.C. where she currently resides. She has an integrative approach combined with different styles, modalities, and methods to promote wellness. "I don't have a "one size fit's all approach" I immediately like to start where my clients are and offer a non-judgmental platform where they are able to talk in a safe environment. She is dedicated and committed to her clients and their mental health. Her motto is "Trust the therapeutic process, talk about the presenting issues and heal".
Erin Brazill is the founder of River Birch Therapy, a solo private practice that specializes in providing supportive counseling and psychotherapy to individuals, families, groups and communities affected by cancer. Erin holds a BA in Visual Art and Psychology from Le Moyne College, a MS in Art Therapy from Eastern Virginia Medical School and a MS in Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of New York as well as a Registered, Board-Certified Art Therapist. After years of training and experience in psychology, medical art therapy, and social work, Erin now focuses on adjusting to cancer experiences, coping with grief and loss, trauma, complex relational issues and end of life conversations. During sessions at River Birch, Erin works from a whole-person, strengths-based, relational and embodied approach to health. Her approach to working with includes mindfulness-based stress reduction and meaning-centered and trauma-informed frameworks to encourage the integration of the mind-body experiences affected by cancer.