General Enquiries: 718 748 1234
Appointments: (718) 232 8600
Hours: by appointment only
Monday – Thursday: 9am – 9pm
Friday: 10am – 4pm
Saturday: 9am – 4pm
Parking:
Convenient discount parking is available at 9201 Fourth Avenue. The entrance is on 92nd Street between 4th and 5th Avenues.
By Car:
Brooklyn-Queens Expressway: Exit 92nd Street
Belt Parkway: Exit 2, Ft. Hamilton Parkway
By Subway:
R Train to 95th Street, 4th Avenue
By Bus:
B-37 to 92nd Street and 3rd Avenue
B-63 to 92nd Street and 5th Avenue
Our Staff Social Workers and Psychiatrists are trained professionals who are licensed by the State of New York and experienced in working with a diverse array of women’s emotional issues.
My work with seniors, adults, couples, teens, and children addresses various manifestations of depression and anxiety, life transitions, bereavement, sexual and other trauma, self-esteem, communication problems, and anger management.
As a clinical social worker, licensed by New York State, my approach is pluralistic to accommodate different client needs, drawing mainly one person-centered, existential, and relational modalities. My training is in psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, relational cultural, existential humanistic, EMDR and Eastern psychologies, among others.
As a Licensed Mental Health counselor, it’s been my privilege to work with individuals, couples and senior citizens using CBT, Psychodynamic and Self Realization processes, among others.
My empathic approach has been applied to PTSD, other physical and emotional traumas, bi-polar disorder, OCD, anxiety and depression. It’s my hope that with help, clients can articulate and resolve personal pain and attachment issues. I try to offer a safe place for clients to examine pain and through change, come to own their potential.
I am a licensed clinical social worker with over 30 years’ experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings as well as in private practice. I work primarily with adult clients with symptoms of anxiety disorders or symptoms of depression. I also have a special interest in couples and marital therapy with expertise in this area. My therapeutic approach combines C.B.T and supportive psychotherapy techniques
Kay has been a practicing psychotherapist for over 30 years. As an Asian-American therapist, she brings a Zen-like mindfulness to her insight oriented therapy.
Kay works with adults who are experiencing depression, anxiety, and relationship issues.
Kay Gong conducts sessions in English and Korean.
As a licensed social worker, I am engaged in multi-faceted approaches to psycho-therapy. I specialize in using Motivational Interviewing techniques to assist clients in determining goals which meet client needs, resulting in the ability to make lasting life changes towards optimum functioning.
The areas in which I provide treatment are: health and wellness, mental health depression, Bipolar Disorder- work on mood regulation in congruence with medication management where necessary.
Family Discord-including couples counseling, pre-post divorce counseling, victims of sexual abuse /trauma, women’s issues, chronic pain management, family issues, and palliative care- end of life issues for patient and family.
As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I take a client centered and collaborative approach to create a safe therapeutic space for clients. I welcome clients of all ages and I tailor my work to each client’s individual needs. I use a wide range of modalities including trauma informed practices, dialectical behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and play/art therapy interventions.
My experience includes providing individual psychotherapy, supervising school based mental health services, crisis counseling for children/adolescents and home-based family services. I have a Masters Degree from New York University and I have certificates in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Children, Advanced Clinical Practices for Adolescents and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy.
Areas of focus include: chronic anxiety, children’s/adolescent mental health, trauma related disorders, self esteem, relationship issues.
Recognizing that creating a safe supportive therapeutic alliance is an essential element of effective treatment, I work in an open, thoughtful, and collaborative manner to help clients achieve positive change.
My treatment approach is solution focused and individualized utilizing a combination of best practice modalities to support each client. I support clients through developing insight to identify strengths, enhance one’s self-awareness, identify environmental and internal factors to create positive change.
My work experience has included individual, family, couple, child, and adolescent therapy including providing trauma focused crisis counseling both center and home based, parenting workshops and training, adolescent support groups, as well as treating anxiety and depression.
As a Mental Health Counselor, I utilize a client-centered approach in which treatment is tailored to each individual’s needs. I believe the best approach is a collaborative one, where clients and counselors work together to plan treatment goals and choose modalities appropriate for addressing the clients’ areas of concern.
I have experience utilizing various modalities, including art therapy, play therapy, psychodynamic therapy, solution-focused therapy, motivational interviewing, mindfulness-based cognitive behavioral therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. My clinical experience includes working with children, adolescents, and adults on issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, relationship difficulties, OCD, interpersonal issues, social anxiety, school stress, and work stress.
Sakiyah has been a practicing psychotherapist for over ten years. She utilizes evidenced based practices such as Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, as well as Dialectical Behavioral Therapy.
Sakiyah has extensive experience in working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families, as well as persons with co-occurring disorders, substance use disorders, PTSD, anxiety, and depression.
My interest in psychology began years ago in the arts. As a student of drama at the Lee Strasberg Institute, I receive my bachelor degree from New York University and began to study the Stanislavsky Method, which was the integration of the outward to the inward motivational psyche. I now have a graduate degree in social work and my post graduate work includes training in suicide, trauma, depression, anxiety, drama therapy, social drama games for dementia, “stop and think” intervention,
Internal Family Systems Therapy, Solution Focus and Motivational Interviewing. My approach is eclectic as I believe that each person has their own narratives, their own story or stories to tell. In providing a safe place to explore the inner parts of our true self without judgement or fear, it is my belief that healing or expression can occur.
Areas of expertise: Anxiety. Depression. Relationship issues. Transitional life changes. Building self-esteem.
As a Licensed Social Worker, I believe that change best occurs through a positive and supportive therapeutic alliance. I believe that every person has a unique experience in life that shapes who they are and how they view their existence in their environment. This is why my approach to treatment is client-centered, strengths-based and tailored to each individual’s needs. My focus is on creating a safe space that is empathetic, compassionate, and dedicated to each individual’s self-exploration and growth.
In treatment, we will we work collaboratively to identify goals and treatment modalities that are best suited to address the individual’s needs and areas of concern. This can include psychoanalysis, self-psychology, mindfulness practice, cognitive behavioral therapy, as well as trauma focused.
Area of expertise: working with adults, parents, and adolescents on issues such as trauma, anxiety, depression, interpersonal issues, stress, self-esteem, grief and loss, domestic violence and substance use.
“Everything can be taken from a man or a woman but one thing: the last of human freedoms to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way” Viktor E. Frankl
I applaud you for seeking psychotherapy, taking the reins on your own life. As a therapist, certified in New York with an LMSW, CASAC-T from Long Island University, my work experience includes a large variety of patients. In treatment, we work collaboratively to identify your personal goals and difficulties, and will create a personalized treatment plan utilizing the various modalities I am trained in, such as Motivational Interviewing, DBT, Mindfulness practice, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, and overall implementing Trauma Informed Care. I have been described as empathic, and intuitive, as well as having a comfortable ability to build rapport with clients.
My work experience includes helping clients manage their symptoms of Eating Disorders, PTSD, Chronic Anxiety, Depression, Borderline Personality Disorder, and at-risk adolescences’/self-harm, in addition to working in a Psychiatric Emergency Room- crisis intervention, and a Substance abuse facility.
I am committed to discovering together with you how you can improve your quality of life, through encouraging insight and self-reliance, to gain ultimate autonomy.
Area of expertise: Eating Disorders, PTSD, Chronic Anxiety, Depression, Borderline Personality Disorder, At-risk adolescences’/self-harm.
I am an LMSW, a graduate of the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College, and member of the Psychotherapy Center for Gender and Sexuality. I am adept in psychodynamic therapy, narrative therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy, but I like to provide a flexible and holistic approach to suit the unique mental health needs of the people I work with. My specialty is in working with issues related to LGBTQ identities, relationships, sexuality, and living with HIV.
I am experienced in providing a safe space to explore anxiety, depression, and trauma to work toward a greater sense of self-esteem and empowerment. It is my belief that we are all writing our own stories as we live them, and my goal is to provide gentle guidance and support in helping people author a future where they feel fulfilled and better capable of handling the challenges life throws our way
I provide a non-judgmental place where it’s safe to be authentic about your thoughts, experiences and beliefs. I aim to collaborate with you to augment your internal wisdom, increase self-compassion and reduce stress. I integrate a variety of therapeutic techniques depending on your issues, goals and expectations. I’m versed in psychodynamic principles, CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), mindfulness, interpersonal and relational techniques. Our work will highlight your strengths, increase your resilience and uncover new perspectives. Together we will identify solutions and create the space for you to be free to achieve your goals.
Area of Expertise: I specialize in issues related to anxiety, depression, loss, romantic relationships, parenting, children, families and older adults.
As a Mental Health Counselor, I utilize an integrative approach to meet my clients where they are at in order to tailor treatment towards their unique needs and therapeutic goals. I believe that working collaboratively in the therapy room is essential to helping clients achieve their goals and to promoting mental wellness. Through my training, I have gleaned the necessary tools and techniques to practice therapy through a combination of modalities, such as psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, experiential, and motivational interviewing.
My clinical experience includes working with young adults and adults in both group and individual therapy settings. I am committed to helping clients make positive changes that enhance their mental health and build autonomy through the therapeutic alliance.
Areas of Expertise:Depression, anxiety, co-occuring disorders, substance use/addiction, trauma, personality disorders, vocational/educational stress, and interpersonal issues.
I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with seven years of clinical experience working with adults and adolescents. I work with my patients to develop a combination of practical, short-term solutions and long-term insight and self awareness. By approaching individuals in a non-judgmental and constructive way, I strive to help guide you toward a life that is in line with your values and goals.
My specialty areas include addictions, anxiety and depression, relationships and family dynamics. I also have an extensive background in career and vocational counseling and can assist with finding direction, working through challenges and barriers to success in current work situations, or developing goals and ventures that help to make life meaningful and fulfilling.
With over 15 years of experience as a Licensed Social Worker, I utilize a holistic (mind, body, and spirit) approach towards treatment and healing. I encourage clients to explore how interconnected the mind is to the body and spirit. Aspects of holistic health such as diet, exercise, mindfulness, and spiritual well being can be addressed as part of the therapeutic journey.
I strive to provide a space in the therapeutic process that is safe, enlightening, and empowering for all of my clients. Additionally, I utilize a tailored therapeutic process that is unique to each client’s needs and goals.
My areas of expertise are Trauma, mediations, family and relational dynamics, play therapy, adolescent counseling, educational advocacy, grief, substance use and abuse, depression, PTSD, body image disorders, mindfulness
I work with people to identify the sources of their dissatisfaction, to learn about the patterns that are no longer serving them, and to understand the connections between these patterns and past experiences. By forming a trusting relationship with a therapist in which you feel safe and understood, you can gain the insight to create more satisfying and meaningful relationships.
I have clinical experience working with adults and adolescents who are struggling with relationship distress, past trauma, loss, difficulty reaching decisions, and career transitions. I draw on my past experiences practicing law and providing career counseling to enrich my understanding of my clients’ journeys.
I have over 20+ years of experience as a therapist, with a specialty in Women and Adolescent Health. My treatment approach is based on the needs of the individual client, concentrating in psychodynamic and relational psychotherapy. I work with adults, women and adolescents struggling with the pain and challenges of the stressors that come with life. However, going beyond technique and theory is what makes therapy work – – it’s the realm of the trusting relationship: the ongoing human-to-human connection that provides the foundation for change.
I provide a safe and warm environment that allows the client to engage with me in their process of change. Without a therapeutic relationship, there is no therapy. I combine empathy with humor to help the client feel comfortable and bring a humanistic approach into the room. I have advanced clinical expertise in the areas of interpersonal violence and will work with the client to bring back their self-esteem and function in the world independently.
Through my work as a mental health counselor I have come to find that the most integral part of counseling is providing a safe and welcoming environment for my clients to explore their issues. I identify as an eclectic therapist and utilize a psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and humanistic approach to assist clients in gaining insight and promoting change in a supportive, warm space. In addition I am a traditionally trained studio artist and always bring a creative eye to what I do.
I received my Masters Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Brooklyn College CUNY where I also received Bachelors degrees in Psychology and Studio Art. My area of expertise is working with adults and couples who are experiencing issues like depression, anxiety, PTSD and stressors related daily life. I also have experience providing behavioral therapy to children on the spectrum. My work is multi-cultural and LGBTQ-affirmative, and I am always interested in the unique experiences of the people I work with.
I am a mental health counselor with experience providing warm, empathic and non-judgmental therapy for adults, children, and families. I specialize in the treatment of anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and stress disorders and I often work with members of the LGBTQ+ community. I have extensive experience working with children with developmental disabilities, and knowledge of early childhood development.
I am trained in therapeutic modalities including psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and person-centered therapy, in addition to career counseling, mindfulness, play therapy, and solution-focused therapy. I tailor my treatment approach based on the unique needs and goals of the individual. I believe each and every person can benefit from counseling at different points in their lives, and I strive to create a welcoming space for exploration, support, and personal development.
Deanna Feierman is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who enjoys working with adolescents, young adults and adults. Deanna specializes in addiction and stress management. She is trained in Crisis Intervention, Trauma Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Suicide Assessments, Skills for Psychological Recovery, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Trauma Competency and Motivational Interviewing.
Deanna has experience with treating anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, sexual violence, phase of life issues, severe mental illness and adult children of alcoholics and substance users. Although Deanna identifies as an eclectic therapist, she uses a Person-Centered therapeutic lens and adapts treatment styles to each client’s presenting problem. Deanna was born and raised in Brooklyn and graduated from the College of Staten Island with a BA in Psychology and an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
I am a mental health counselor who provides an open and judgement free space for clients to express themselves and grow as they wish. I am very much comfortable working with clients of diverse populations and in my experience thus far I have had the opportunity to work with people of diverse backgrounds and cultural differences, members of the LGBTQIA+ populations, and people with varying diagnoses and cognitive abilities. I specialize in the treatment of anxiety, depression, stress related disorders, and have experience working with trauma.
I received my Master’s in mental health counseling from Brooklyn College, CUNY and have training in psychodynamic, humanistic, cognitive-behavioral, and person-centered approaches, as well as mindfulness. I believe that working with individual client needs helps aid the approach I take to therapy, as I believe therapy is a collaborative process between counselor and client. I am happy to work with each client as they come.
I began my career with working with the substance abuse population with a focus on recovery and reintegration back into the community by providing individual and group therapy. Since then, I have continued to focus my work within mental health counseling and currently serve as a Program Director at a non-profit mental health housing agency. I joined Brooklyn Counseling Services in December 2018 to help individuals regain control in their life with a use of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.
I believe therapy is an opportunity to recenter the self, process ways to make powerful decisions within ones life and overall create a meaningful pathway to wellness. My areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, self acceptance, substance abuse, PTSD and re-entry. I provide couples and individual therapy.
I am a compassionate, dedicated, Licensed Master Social Worker with a vast knowledge of health and human services and an emphasis on patient advocacy and mental health. I have experience working with both children and adults dealing with a variety of physical and mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, sexual and physical trauma, domestic violence, child neglect and abuse, criminal justice advocacy, grief and loss, PTSD, interpersonal issues, and stress. I have field experience in crisis intervention, long-term trauma-focused therapy, psychodynamic therapy, motivational interviewing, mindfulness, and play therapy.
I graduated from Syracuse University and received my Master’s of Social Work from Fordham University’s Graduate School of Social Service. I spent time working at Bellevue Hospital where I was able to gain knowledge and clinical experience working with culturally diverse populations with varying types and severities of mental illness as well as traumatic life experiences.
It is incredibly important to me to create a safe space to foster personal exploration and healing. My goal is to collaborate with you by providing gentle guidance and support in assisting with the identification of your individual goals and the navigating of personal challenges. I know the decision to get help may not be an easy one, and I am looking forward to taking this important step with you.
As a licensed social worker, I provide individualized approaches to psycho-therapy. I specialize in using Motivational Interviewing, CBT, DBT techniques to assist clients in determining goals and creating sustainable change. I utilize mindfulness practices to help clients cope with daily stressors, and difficult emotions.
The areas in which I provide treatment include but is not limited to: depression, anxiety, transitional changes, emotional dysregulation, relationship issues, and trauma. I provide therapy to children, adolescences, couples, families, and adults.
I am dedicated to helping clients reach their goals and improve their general health and wellness. I view the therapeutic relationship collaboratively and holistically.
As a licensed mental health professional, I have extensive experience in treating individuals with anxiety, depression, and addictive behaviors. I am passionate about working closely with clients by providing them with a multi-faceted method of care including but not limited to: cognitive behavioral, humanistic, and existential treatment. I believe that the mental and emotional well-being of an individual is improved through creating a safe, judgment-free space to express concerns while a therapist listens empathically in an effort to build a rapport necessary for healing.
I have both a Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Mental Health and Wellness from New York University. My experience as a student at New York University afforded me the opportunity to glean a deep understanding of multiple components of the psychological field; the coursework and professional lectures were an integral part in shaping my professionalism and overall comprehension of psychological counseling.
I obtained my master’s degree from Brooklyn College, and I have experience working with a diverse population. I believe therapy is a collaborative experience between the client and the counselor. Therefore, I strive to create a welcoming environment that allows clients to express themselves, and encourage personal growth.
My training is in psychodynamic, CBT, and Gestalt therapies, however I tailor my approach to the client’s individual needs. My areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, trauma, interpersonal relationships, and LGBTQ issues.
I am a graduate of the College of Staten Island, Masters of Social Work program with a clinical concentration. Helping others is my passion and I am dedicated to my profession. I am a published author and have done research into multidisciplinary approaches to clinical care. I have experience working with adults, as well as children and teenagers.
My approach is person-centered as well as empathic and compassionate. I will work with you to recognize patterns of distorted thinking and help to create a positive mindset.
