Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy Expert in New York City Individual Psychotherapy In Individual Psychotherapy people usually want to deal with individual concerns. They may address personal or business issues or heal past wounds. Individual Psychotherapy usually assists clients make the desired changes in themselves, their relationships and their life in general, while providing them with tools to effectively deal with stress. The goal of Individual Psychotherapy is personal healing, growth and development.

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Couples/Marriage Therapy

Couples therapy services are available for dealing with issues that arise between couples that are either dating, married, or engaged to be married. Couples therapy is often seen as different from individual psychotherapy because a relationship is the focus of attention, instead of one individual diagnosed with a specific psychological problem. In couples therapy, the psychologist will help you and your partner identify the conflict issues within your relationship, and will help you decide what changes are needed, in the relationship and in the behavior of each partner, for both of you to feel satisfied with the relationship.

Relationship Enhancement Infidelity and Affairs Communication Skills Problem Resolution Love and Intimacy Power Struggle Financial issues

Family Therapy

Problems can arise in a family for many different reasons. Children are typically the first to exhibit signs of stress. Through family therapy, children are provided opportunities to express feelings, while parents learn to work together as well as with their children to cope with difficult situations. The aim of treatment is to open the lines of communication between family members so that they can effectively share thoughts and feelings, resulting in improved behavior and interaction.

Marital Problems Parenting Skills Family/Work Stress Substance Abuse Grief, Loss & Trauma Emotional/Physical Abuse

Group Therapy

Groups are formed to bring people together with similar situations, experiences and/or conflicts. In Group therapy, members gain support and guidance from one another and come together to fulfill a particular purpose. A group psychotherapist serves as a facilitator and guides the group toward its destination.

Self-Esteem Assertiveness Stress Management Anger Management Healthy Relationship Love and Dating

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