Therapists Beginning With H in New York

You're entering a space where you can be unapologetically you! That means you're free to laugh, cry, scream, and vent. I will be with you through each stage of emotion and I am going to challenge you to be in that moment, to feel, and to understand your emotions. I believe that healing begins when a client shows their authentic sense without worrying about being judged for what they are thinking or feeling. I create an atmosphere where the client understands that it is ok to not be ok but I also push the client to independently develop their own mental resilience and identify what they need to push forward through their struggles.

Ideally, therapy has been shown to have the best outcomes when you feel like your therapist gets you. Therapy is a relationship, rather than a set of instructions. My approach is warm, interactive, practical, and empathic, and I draw from relational, feminist, trauma-informed, anti-racist treatment models. I believe in the healing power of the therapeutic relationship, along with helping you contextualize your life experiences, honoring your expertise in your own life.

I am the clinical director of SoHo Psychology, where I provide support and professional training to our community of dedicated therapists. As a therapist I offer warm and compassionate support while working to help my clients achieve their unique therapeutic goals. My work integrates relational and mindfulness-based cognitive behavioral therapies. I place great importance on the primacy of interpersonal relationships, which when done well, harness the power for transformational growth and healing. This is so for all relationships, and it is especially so for the therapeutic relationship.

Are you overwhelmed by the challenges of everyday life, caught up in negative thought patterns or unhelpful habits? Together, we can tap into your existing strengths and develop fresh ways of thinking that bring more purpose and simplicity to your life. With increased self-awareness and self-acceptance, you'll be better equipped to handle relationships, career choices, independence, and life. You’ll develop skills to tolerate uncertainty and manage expectations, with greater control over moods and anxious thoughts. I offer you a safe space to feel seen and truly heard, supported with a light-hearted, joyful treatment approach.

Whether I am working as a psychodynamic psychotherapist or specifically as a Jungian Analyst I am always mindful of the power of the unconscious. It will exercise its might whether invited or not. I am best suited to treating clients who wish to or are compelled to journey into the dark to find meaning in their lives. I have found this process to be a combination of bringing unconscious material to the surface light in order to understand and make meaning of it, and tolerating and trusting some of what one cannot understand.

Are you a parent/caregiver looking for someone to help your child, or are you a young adult looking for someone to talk to? Youths have unique challenges to face: school stressors, difficulty socializing with peers, struggles in identifying complex feelings, having a hard time focusing, and the list goes on. You may have noticed that your (or your child’s) struggles have worsened throughout COVID-19 for a variety of reasons, which is certainly not uncommon. If you feel anxious, sad, lonely, scattered, or overwhelmed, you are in the right place. You don’t have to go it alone. Whether you’re 5 or 25, my goal is to help you feel heard.

Do you want help improving your relationships? Suzanne works with folks interested in healing and growing in their relationships: working through pesky life problems that you and your loved ones face on a day-to-day level, dealing with loss and change, coping after traumatic events, and promoting awareness of mind/body/spirit connections. You can try therapy with your partner or your family to learn how to grow together; or attend individually if you are wanting to understand yourself better. It can help to find a safe place to allow your thoughts and emotions to be expressed directly.

How you feel in relationship with your therapist is really important. As a therapist I center developing a genuine relationship with you so that collaboration can be natural. The intent is to work together to discover (or reinforce) helpful approaches to address your desired areas of growth. Empathy, autonomy, and accountability are values I center to empower you to nurture your mental health and relationship goals. We can work together to take what is realized in therapy, and apply it to your real life.

Dr. Joel D. Haber has received international attention for work in health psychology, resilience and bully prevention. In his Clinical Practice with children, teens, adults and couples, he specializes in depression, anxiety, social and relationship issues. He is known for his warm, and empathetic style, and excellent ability to take complex issues and make them understandable and workable for his clients. He is also national speaker and consultant on resilience building, and bullying behaviors for both children and adults.

I believe in the potential of my clients to tap their own resources to resolve issues in their life. I consider myself a catalyst in this process. I also believe in the ongoing ability for one to self actualize regardless of age or life circumstances. I focus on individual strengths and utilize what the client presents to enact change. I use my medical knowledge to work with mind body issues that cause discomfort or dysfunction. I deal with current concerns, and teach new skills as needed.

I have more than 30 years of experience working with clients who have anxiety, depression, eating disorders, or difficulties in their personal relationships or at work. In developing a therapeutic relationship with you, I aim to create a warm and safe environment in which to explore and understand the behavior, thought patterns and feelings that are a source of concern for you. I will develop with you an individualized approach that may draw upon traditional psychodynamic therapy or newer behavioral treatments such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).

With more than 20 years helping families, children to adults work through trauma, addiction and mental illness. Couples can discover the strength that rebuilds their connection. Providing encouragement and support for those coping with various life transitions, makes each journey unique. Services are tailored to the needs of the individual.

With over twenty years of experience in a practice focusing primarily on personal issues and improving relationships, I provide individual, couple, and family therapy, including treatment for depression, anxiety, ADHD, and ODD, and I help patients work through a variety of other issues: grief and mourning, family/relationship conflicts, issues around adoption, sexuality and coming out, autism, mood disorders. I work with patients ranging in age from children (as young as 6) to teens to adults, all in a comfortable therapeutic setting. Most of all, I believe in helping my patients achieve a fulfilling sense of self and of life.

When we honor our inner voice and play to our strengths, we thrive. However, peers, culture and society often show up as voices louder than our own, drowning intuition, and triggering fear. Fear is often described as the "fight or flight" response - fighting back against what's coming at you, or fleeing to avoid it. But there's a third response, to freeze, as in "to be paralyzed with fear." If you feel "stuck" and many people do, fear is probably at the center. At the same time, lifestyle, nutrition, and health history have a huge impact on mental health, and solutions are often easily found in nutraceuticals.

I am an experienced and down-to-earth non-psychobabble psychotherapist, life coach and employee - employer assistance practitioner. In this stressed emotional overload conflict ridden atmosphere there is a great need to find ways to meet life's demands with self - strengthening and constructive directions my approach is to confer mutually and respectfully building on your strengths and capabilities.

I will be joining you in search of new ideas and narratives that help people change unwanted behaviors. I am a trained therapist in different therapeutic approaches who encourages people to grow up and to evolve towards the achievement of their needs and those of the ones she/he loves, I agree with the Socratic statement "only an examined life it is worth living." I invite you to meet me and you will find a warm and very easy person to relate to.

Hi! I am Melissa Haber, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. My practice focuses on treatment with adolescents and adults of all ages struggling with depression, anxiety, OCD, trauma, and loss. Using evidence-based techniques, I collaborate with clients to develop strategies to navigate their life challenges and recognize habits and patterns that get in the way. My style is warm and compassionate, with the goal of understanding each person's unique needs.

Jill Haber is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor specializing in the strengthfocused treatment of adults. She believes above all else in working with clients is the unconditional positive regard; therapy should be a space wherein you feel safe, understood, and fully seen, while acknowledging the importance of feedback and insight to help foster personal and relational growth. Jill began her career as a therapist working with world renowned psychiatrists and psychologists, crisis counseling in reproductive health, an intensive eating disorder treatment program, and in private practice.

I provide supportive, psychodynamic, interactive therapy to individuals and couples. In the process of deeply exploring underlying reasons for pain and undesired behavior, I also focus on client's strengths, some of which are often undiscovered. I tailor the treatment to the client's needs and use an eclectic approach. I prefer to work with clients who are motivated and curious. My treatment approach is not limited to talk therapy. My specialites include: EMDR, which is particularly helpful to clients who are stuck in an unwanted pattern of behavior and/or who have experienced trauma.