Find a Therapist in Brooklyn, NY
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Rabbi Nehemiah Israel Ben-Zev, LCSW-R
Clinical Social Worker, Pastoral Counselor, Psychotherapist
Age groups I work with: Adults, Elders
"Note: I accept insurance from GHI, Empire, Value Options, and Medicare. My approach to tackling life's difficult moments is via the interface and interweav"... Read More
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Barbara Kass LCSW
Clinical Social Worker, Psychotherapist
Age groups I work with: Teens, Adults, Elders
"Therapy is an opportunity to explore life difficulties, internal experiences, relationships as well as life transitions in a safe and supportive environmen"... Read More
New York City, NY 10011 Brooklyn, NY 11215
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1-800-651-8085
ext. 30302
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Diana Tumminia, LCSW-R, MARI
Counselor, Marriage & Family Therapist, Psychotherapist
Age groups I work with: Teens, Adults, Elders
"I view therapy as a collaborative relationship based on trust, accountability and mutually-developed goals. I can guide you on finding your own way toward "... Read More
New York City, NY 10001 Brooklyn, NY 11214
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1-800-651-8085
ext. 29874
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Michael Fischman,MA,MSW,LCSW-R,CGP,CAMSII,DVSI
Psychoanalyst, Social Worker
Age groups I work with: Teens, Adults
"Over 20 years of experience has allowed me to provide effective psychotherapy for a wide range of problems: For example I can help prevent divorce, especia"... Read More
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Ramona K Clifton, LCSW-R, CPC
Clinical Social Worker, Life Coach
Age groups I work with: Teens, Adults, Elders
"I have a client-centered, strength based approach, and use tools from a range of therapy models. I enjoy working with people of many ages and cultural back"... Read More
Brooklyn, NY 11201 New York City, NY 10003
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1-800-651-8085
ext. 11954
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Alena Gromova
Psychologist
Age groups I work with: Children, Teens, Adults
"I offer a range of psychological testing services. I also provide therapy for children and adults. I try to offer a supportive, empathetic space where clie"... Read More
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Susie Greenebaum, LCSW, MS Ed
Clinical Social Worker
Age groups I work with: Teens, Adults, Elders
"Does your work life frustrate you? Do you end up in the same relationships over and over again, leaving you feeling alone? Are you stressed? Some people se"... Read More
Brooklyn, NY 11201 New York City, NY 10001
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1-800-651-8085
ext. 12111
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Pamela Berger, LCSW-R, MPH
Psychotherapist
Age groups I work with: Adults
"I'm a New York city-based licensed clinical social worker (LCSW). I work with individual adults as they manage challenges such as anxiety, depression, marr"... Read More
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Ester Goldvarg, Ph.D.
Mental Health Counselor, Psychologist, Psychotherapist
Age groups I work with: Children, Teens, Adults, Elders
"I am a licensed New York State Clinical Psychologist who received a Doctorate degree from Adelphi University. My goal is to help my clients achieve fulfill"... Read More
Brooklyn, NY 11234 New York City, NY 10010
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1-800-651-8085
ext. 21151
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Charley Wininger, L.P., L.M.H.C.
Psychotherapist, Mental Health Counselor, Social Worker
Age groups I work with: Adults, Elders
"Whether you're single or in a relationship, you know that sometimes, life means change. I can help you manage that change so that it doesn't manage you. Yo"... Read More
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Brooklyn, New York is the second largest of New York City's five boroughs. Located in Kings County, on the western end of Long Island, the city is connected to Manhattan by the Brooklyn Bridge. But the 2,565,600 residents1 who call the borough home do not need to leave the area to experience arts or entertainment. The Brooklyn Academy of Music, Prospect Park, and Coney Island are just some of the attractions that draw thousands of visitors to the area every year. Many more come to take in a Nets basketball game or attend one of several universities in the borough, among which are Long Island University, the Brooklyn Law School, and the Polytechnic Institute of NYU.
Mental Health Statistics
The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene reported that 7.5% of adults in the New York City area experienced a major depressive episode in 2007, and one third of those residents sought treatment for depression2. According to the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) 1,797 Brooklyn-area residents were referred for assisted outpatient treatment between 1999 and 20103. Of those receiving care, 17% received less than 6 months of treatment, and 22% received care for more than 30 months4. In 2008, over 153,400 NYC-area residents were admitted for substance abuse treatment. Marijuana was cited as the primary substance used by people under 25, and alcohol was the most common substance requiring treatment for those over 255. The Administration for Children's Services documented receiving more than 17,100 reports of abuse or neglect in 20116.
Brooklyn WAIVES Goodbye to Mental Health Barriers
Helping children and families overcome barriers to treatment is a primary objective of the New York State OMH. One of the ways they accomplish this is through the Home and Community-Based Services Waiver (HCBS) program. The waiver allows children who might otherwise be directed to institutional care to gain access to outpatient services so that the integrity of the family can be preserved. Eligibility is based on emotional disturbance severity and not income so that those children most in need of intensive treatment can receive effective and adequate care.
The HCBS has expanded existing services to include crisis response and emergency services, intensive home-based care, respite care, individualized treatment plan coordination, family and caregiver support, and skill development. Case management is an integral part of the HCBS and the Single Point of Access is designed to aid case managers in identifying those children most at risk so that they can be provided with the care they need within their communities.
Alternative approaches to traditional behavioral services offered through the OMH include crisis facilities that allow for residential treatment until stabilization is achieved. Telepsychiatry, a form of distance therapy, is another innovative technique that allows residents to receive treatment in a cost-effective and expedited way. Family-Based Treatment Programs (FBTP) cohesively integrate the family, the child, the treatment, and the community so that children can flourish in their environments in a way that is most beneficial to them and those caring for them7.
1U.S. Department of Commerce, United States Census Bureau. (2013). State & County QuickFacts. Retrieved from http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/36/36047.html
2Petit, J., Cohen, G. Lednyak, L. (2007). Detecting and treating depression in adults. New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Retrieved from http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/chi/chi26-9.pdf
3New York State, Office of Mental Health. (2013). Program Statistics. Retrieved from http://bi.omh.ny.gov/aot/statistics?p=investigations&c=NYC#county-chart
4New York State, Office of Mental Health. (2013). Program Statistics, Length of Time in AOT. Retrieved from http://bi.omh.ny.gov/aot/statistics?p=time-in-aot
5U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2013). Substance Abuse Treatment in Metropolitan Areas, New York. Retrieved from http://www.samhsa.gov/data/StatesInBrief/2k9/CityReports/NewYorkCity_NY_BHSIS.pdf
6New York City, Administration for Children's Services. (2013). Statistics and Links, Yearly Updates. Retrieved from http://www.nyc.gov/html/acs/downloads/pdf/acs_stats_abuse_cd_2011.pdf
7New York State Office of Mental Health, Information for Children, Teens and Their Families, Mental Health Treatment and Support Services in NYS. (2013). Family Support Services. Retrieved from http://www.omh.ny.gov/omhweb/childservice/family_supp.htm
