Name of Therapist:
K. William Fried, Ph.D.
Specialty Areas:
Relationship Issues, Anxiety, Depression, Life Transitions
Sessions Conducted:
Virtual consultation on Zoom or cell
Having been in practice for 55 years, I have had a wealth of experience working with a wide and deep variety of human beings. This means that there is a distinct likelihood that I have encountered and helped people resolve problems similar to yours. It is my belief that I am a better, more seasoned, more sensitive and helpful professional now than ever before in my career and, should you decide to work with me, I'll have the ability and privilege of placing everything I have learned at your disposal. I try to give people the degree and intensity of attention that's necessary to discover the things about themselves that they need to know, the things they have come to therapy to find out about and make use of.
Primary Office Location:
29 West 64th Street, #1C
New York, NY 10023
Phone:
Client Focus:
Individuals, Couples
Ages Groups Served:
Adults, Elders (65+)
Name of Therapist:
Jill Gentile, Ph.D.
Specialty Areas:
Trauma, personal agency, claiming desire, voice, alignment of desire with embodied living; problems/potentialities associated with the feminine/masculine
Additional Services Offered:
Supervision
Sessions Conducted:
Offering both In-person and virtual sessions
My practice is mainly oriented towards adults and couples. Though deeply inspired by psychoanalytic theories, ultimately, I view therapy as a democratizing practice. I work with my patients to help them gain fulfillment in their intimate lives and free themselves from their presenting symptoms, but also to emerge with increased curiosity about themselves and others and with an enhanced capacity to communicate, to engage in egalitarian relationships, and to participate in the world in creative, impactful ways with and in the world beyond themselves. I listen closely to both conscious and unconscious communication and work to support a person's commitment to his or her life, and sense of agency for it, beyond what parents, families, or society mandate. Lately, my practice has also expanded to include psychedelic and spiritual integration and to treat climate/ pandemic/ political inspired existential anxieties.
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Primary Office Location:
15 East 11th St.
New York, NY 10003
Phone:
Secondary Office Location:
307 Raritan Avenue
Highland Park, NJ 08094
Secondary Office Phone:
Client Focus:
Individuals, Couples
Ages Groups Served:
Children, Adolescents, Adults, Elders (65+)
Name of Therapist:
Mary-Joan Gerson, Ph.D., ABPP
Specialty Areas:
Couples and Family Therapy
Additional Services Offered:
Supervision
Sessions Conducted:
Offering both In-person and virtual sessions
I focus on developing self-awareness and self-knowledge and specialize in couples and family therapy. Over the past two decades, I've directed two training programs in couples and family therapy, written extensively about this form of treatment, including a book, "The Embedded Self," and supervised many clinicians.
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Primary Office Location:
320 Central Park West
New York City, NY 10025
Client Focus:
Individuals, Couples, Family
Ages Groups Served:
Children, Adolescents, Adults, Elders (65+)
Name of Therapist:
Noah Glassman, Ph.D.
Sessions Conducted:
Offering both In-person and virtual sessions
Your experience -- of yourself, your world, and your suffering -- is unique. My primary goal is for us to come to an emotionally rooted understanding of your particular experience together. When this occurs, habitual ways of dealing with life's challenges can begin to make sense and become more flexible, leading to greater feelings of choice and agency about living in the world. This process requires a therapy context of mutual respect, safety, and collaboration; a therapy relationship in which patterns can be explored as they occur both outside and inside the therapy. It's also a context for experimenting with new modes of experiencing and behaving, even when leaving behind the familiar is disorienting or uncomfortable. My perspective encompasses both psychoanalytic and cognitive-behavioral models because one's typical patterns of organizing experience are often outside of awareness. Bringing implicit, "automatic" modes of thinking/feeling more fully into consciousness can allow a greater range of choice about how to live.
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Primary Office Location:
289 Bleecker Street
Second Floor
New York, NY 10014
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Client Focus:
Individuals, Couples
Ages Groups Served:
Adults
Name of Therapist:
Elizabeth Goren, Ph.D.
Specialty Areas:
Couples therapy, Acute and chronic PTSD, Aging and other life transitions. I combine behavioral, systems, and psychoanalytic techniques to work on both a short-term and long-term basis.
Additional Services Offered:
Supervision
Sessions Conducted:
Offering both In-person and virtual sessions
Liz Goren combines her long history in behaviorally-oriented therapy and interpersonal psychoanalysis to work in an active problem-focused therapy that integrates in-depth psychoanalytic theory and technique that is informed by understanding of the unconscious and utilization of the therapy relationship and process. She works with individuals, couples and families [eg. parents with adult children, siblings] on a short-term and long-term basis, with specialization in trauma and sex therapy. Supervision and consultation to individuals as well as community interventions is also provided.
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Primary Office Location:
300 Mercer Street
Suite 23L
New York, NY 10003
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Secondary Office Location:
26 Court Street
Suite 1807
Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201
Secondary Office Phone:
Client Focus:
Individuals, Couples, Family
Ages Groups Served:
Adults, Elders (65+)
Name of Therapist:
Bruce Grellong, Ph.D.
Sessions Conducted:
Offering both In-person and virtual sessions
My psychotherapy and psychoanalytic practice is primarily with individual adults and adolescents experiencing concerns or difficulties in relationships, work, or school. My approach to work with clients is informed by a developmental and family/community systems perspective and, most importantly, a commitment to an interpersonal, relationship-based understanding of the individual’s social context.
Primary Office Location:
205 West 89th Street
#11G
New York, NY 10024
Phone:
Client Focus:
Individuals
Ages Groups Served:
Adults, Elders (65+)
Name of Therapist:
Carolyn Grey, Ph.D., ABPP
Specialty Areas:
Issues related to life passages and changes, Relationship Issues, Problems with school or work
Additional Services Offered:
Supervision
Sessions Conducted:
Offering both In-person and virtual sessions
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Primary Office Location:
252 Seventh Avenue
#10U
New York City, NY 10001
Phone:
Client Focus:
Individuals
Ages Groups Served:
Adolescents, Adults, Elders (65+)
Name of Therapist:
Linda Hillman, Ph.D.
Specialty Areas:
Relationship Issues, Self-esteem, Loss & Grief, Marital/Family Conflict
Sessions Conducted:
Offering both In-person or virtual sessions
For over thirty years, as a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst, I have helped adults, adolescents and couples to solve problems of living. My experience has given me a deep respect for the process of psychodynamic psychotherapy and its ability to help people lead more satisfying lives. Often, people seek therapy when they are feeling stuck in work or relationships or when they are experiencing depression, anxiety, pain or other somatic and emotional stresses. Therapy helps them replace ineffective or destructive patterns, leading to a much fuller range of life choices as well as deeper, richer emotional connections to other people.
Primary Office Location:
420 W End Ave
Suite 1A
New York, NY 10024
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Secondary Office Location:
45 Popham Road
Suite 1J
Scarsdale, NY 10583
Secondary Office Phone:
Client Focus:
Individuals, Couples
Ages Groups Served:
Adolescents, Adults, Elders (65+)