Find a Therapist in Cranford, NJ

Dana Ebersbach-Koonce

MA, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Marriage & Family Therapist

Verified

Do you want to feel greater overall satisfaction in your relationships with both yourself and others? Imagine starting and ending your day feeling confident, content, and focused. My main treatment goal is to help you acquire positive coping skills that you can take with you so that you do not need to remain in therapy forever. I am a licensed Marr

Allison Abrams

LCSW-R

Psychotherapist

Verified

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I am truly passionate about supporting my clients in their process to gain deeper self-understanding and to foster personal growth through self-compassion. I work from a place of genuine curiosity about my client’s lives and relationships, respecting each person’s path as unique. I take a warm, supportive, and collaborative approach, u

Janet LeMoal

I offer a supportive, LGBTQIA+ affirming space where all parts of your identity are welcomed and respected

Clinical Social Worker, Drug and Alcohol Counselor

Verified

I focus on listening and honoring your unique experiences so therapy feels supportive, affirming, and grounded in who you are. My background within the LGBTQIA+ community fuels my commitment to creating an inclusive, understanding space. My style is a little irreverent and eclectic—because no two people are the same. Together, using evidence-

Mark Hrastar

MA, EdM, LMHC

Psychotherapist

My approach is the product of over a decade of experience working collaboratively with clients in an environment of non-judgement. I believe in taking an introspective and collaborative approach when working with adults and adolescents. I believe this kind of treatment approach allows the patients to recognize their own ability to heal based on the

Sarah Rabinowitz

Licensed Creative Arts Therapist- Limited Permit

Mental Health Counselor, Psychotherapist, Creative Arts Therapist

Verified

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Hi, I’m Sarah (she/her), and I’m dedicated to creating a collaborative space where you can explore, express, and grow at your own pace. Before becoming a therapist, I performed and taught comedy and theater, experiences that continue to shape how I approach therapy today. I bring warmth, curiosity, and humor into my work, helping people

Rachel Liles

LCSW

Clinical Social Worker, Psychotherapist

Verified

People who come to my practice often feel let down by others, misunderstood, led to believe there is something wrong with them. In our work, I tend to be interested in how the past interacts with the present, helping you gain insight, self-acceptance, and self-awareness in a collaborative atmosphere. I will be your partner in the process, identifyi

Rose Foley

LCSW, CASAC

Clinical Social Worker, Psychotherapist

Verified

Life can be filled with challenging moments, situations and relationships. Such encounters can cause depression, anxiety and isolation. Life events may lead to unhealthy coping mechanisms that can evolve into self-destructive behaviors or relationships. I believe that healing and insight are stimulated by an interpersonal connection provided throug

Brian Kravetz

PSy.D., J.D., LMHC, PC

Mental Health Counselor

Verified

Asking for help is a sign of strength. If you are looking for guidance and individual or couples therapy, it takes courage to ask for help. Admitting you can’t do everything on your own, is the first step toward achieving wellness in a fast-paced, demanding world. The good news is asking for help gets easier with a little practice. How

Dr. Lois Horowitz

PhD, Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Marriage & Family Therapist, Psychotherapist, Psychoanalyst

Verified

Difficult emotions are a part of being human. But when anxiety, depression, or painful relationships begin to feel overwhelming, it can be hard to find your way forward. Psychotherapy offers a supportive space to feel more grounded, build self-confidence, and begin to heal from the inside out. For over 30 years, I’ve been dedicated to help

Katherine Rabinowitz

LP, M.A., NCPsyA

Psychoanalyst, Psychotherapist

Verified

To feel better and live the life you want, you need a space where it feels safe to discuss what troubles you. Good therapists listen without judgment, offering empathy, understanding, and insight. It's normal to get stuck in self-destructive patterns that you can't seem to get out of. It's also normal and not uncommon to feel depressed