Find a Therapist near Glen Head, NY

You might be the person everyone counts on. You are capable, responsible, and really good at keeping things moving. But underneath all of that, you may feel anxious, overwhelmed, disconnected from yourself, or just tired of holding everything together. A lot of the women I work with are stuck in patterns like overthinking, people-pleasing, perfectionism, emotional or binge eating, body image struggles, difficult family dynamics, and feeling guilty anytime they try to set a boundary. You may know exactly why you do what you do and still feel frustrated that knowing has not actually changed it. That is where our work comes in. My style is warm, direct, practical, and active. I am not the kind of therapist who will sit quietly while you talk in circles for 50 minutes. We will absolutely make space for what is going on emotionally, but we will also figure out what is keeping you stuck and what you can actually do differently. I want therapy to feel useful. That might mean learning how to calm your anxiety, stop spiraling, set a boundary without immediately regretting it, understand why food has become such an emotional outlet, or finally stop taking responsibility for everyone else’s feelings. I also believe therapy can be meaningful without feeling heavy all the time. There is room for humor, honesty, real conversations, and moments where you realize, “Oh wow, I have been doing this my whole life.” The goal is not to turn you into a completely different person. It is to help you feel more like yourself. Calmer. More confident. Less consumed by worry. More comfortable saying no. More at ease in your relationships, with food, and in your own head. If you are new to therapy, reaching out can feel awkward or intimidating. I try to make the process as easy and comfortable as possible. I offer a complimentary video consultation where we can meet, talk about what is going on, and answer any questions you have. You can get a feel for my personality and approach and decide whether I feel like the right therapist for you.

Anne Cutler has been in private practice as a psychoanalyst for 15 years in Manhattan, NY. In her practice, she works with individuals, couples, and groups. She works with patients to uncover hidden conflicts to allow for greater freedom of choice in their lives and create positive change. She works with adults and adolescents, and specializes in dealing with depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. She has also trained with Montague Ullman (a dream expert) in a group approach to dream interpretation and runs weekly dream groups. Anne Cutler trained in psychoanalysis at the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis (NPAP) in New York City. She is a licensed psychoanalyst in New York State. Anne received her BA in Psychology from Yale University in 1982. She earned an MBA in Marketing and Finance from Columbia University in 1987. She worked for many years in the publishing industry as a manager and a management consultant, while also building her psychotherapy practice.

What makes a good life? Plenty of money, you may say. Or good health. Professional success. A long-term relationship. Getting to your goal weight. Having a large apartment in your chosen neighborhood. Children. Newsflash: These can be components of a miserable life or a satisfying one! What do I mean by this? A good life starts from the inside! We all know people who are in peak health and are unhappy. And you have probably heard of terminally ill people who are fully enjoying their remaining time. Same with money or lack of it. Same with professional success, long-term relationships, etc. There are people who seem to be doing very well on paper who are miserable, and people who are not doing well by external standards who are a pleasure to be around. What makes the difference is being able to deal with the people and situations in your life today, and to learn to be happy yourself, rather than looking for someone else to make you feel good about yourself or to make you happy. Walking around feeling insecure, depressed, anxious, lacking a sense of purpose, or feeling like you are a burden to your friends, this is not the life you dreamed of having as a child, and it’s not the life you want today. How do you go from here to a satisfying life? Good therapy makes all the difference in the world. Starting therapy is a sign of strength, and that’s something to feel good about. I bring empathy, warmth, curiosity, and the courage to sit with you in your pain, and to help you find a way through. There may be tears, and there will also be some laughter along the way. This is life, after all. I’ve been working with individuals and couples since 1995. My approach is to connect with you, get to know you, relate, and bring a deep understanding of human psychology to our work together, so you can define and create a satisfying life for yourself. Your idea of a satisfying life is unique to you, not a one-size-fits-all life reached by a one-size-fits-all therapy. You don’t have to be perfect to have a good life. The people in your life don’t have to be perfect, nor do your circumstances. Whew! What a relief! Life can be messy and unpredictable, and you can still look for and enjoy the bright spots, and be in love with your life. I’d like to work with you, help you create that life, and help you deal with the things, past and present, that get in the way of your enjoyment. Maybe you’re dealing with depression, anxiety, job stress, illness, difficulty in relationships, substance-use issues, a recent breakup, a move, family pressures, whatever this messy life sends your way. Whether you’re a recent graduate adjusting to life beyond college, the parent of someone “leaving the nest,” or you’re dealing with the death of a loved one, starting a career, or looking at retirement, whatever your challenges are, I’m here to help you face them, learn to handle them in a way you can look back on and feel good about, and learn from the mistakes we all make along the way as humans. We’ll work together to help you find the joy in everyday life!

Adult and Adolescent Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Hello, and nice to meet you! I have been in healthcare as a bachelor’s degree registered nurse since 2010, and I have worked across many different healthcare settings in New York and Texas. I am a board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP), specializing in psychiatry. I received my Master of Science in Nursing from Walden University in 2022. After graduating, I worked at a psychiatric emergency room (ER) in Dallas, Texas, before transitioning to outpatient services. In addition to my professional experience, I have pursued complementary and alternative therapeutic modalities for my personal health. My interests include yoga, meditation, and kickboxing. I provide mental health treatment services to children, adolescents, adults, and people with intellectual and developmental disabilities who want to break out of unhelpful patterns affecting their lives, in order to awaken unrealized vitality, potential, and creativity. I prescribe psychiatric medications with a holistic perspective, as needed. I am currently pursuing my Doctorate in Nursing because I am committed to patient care and professional development. I have a special interest in advancing psychiatric nursing practice through education, research, and quality improvement projects.

Hello Everyone! My name is Victoria Omolayo, and I am a Certified Mental Health First Aider, as well as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). I specialize in working with teens through older adults in relationship counseling, addressing concerns like depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, and identifying attachment styles. In sessions, I believe it is important to always have fun, because life outside of therapy can be so stressful and serious. Laughing moments are healing moments. I also place emphasis on collaboration to set goals, track progress, and assign homework. We will work together to find the strategies that help you best! I offer a range of services, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), psychodynamic and analytical theory, and attachment style coaching. I also offer couples therapy!

In my over 25 years of experience in offering psychotherapy to individuals, families and couples, I have seen, time and time again, the inherent ability each person has for healing and change that can be stimulated and helped through therapy. My work is to support you in this process, employing my advanced training in an array of successful therapeutic approaches including mindfulness therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, to design and facilitate a treatment plan to meet the personal needs of each client individual, family or couple.

I received my Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Fordham University and have since been fulfilled each day by helping clients confront and overcome issues such as relationship stress, anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, identity confusion, parenting challenges and more. I have helped many different types of individuals improve their quality of life by developing strategies they can use and maintain as they work to address their personal challenges. Change can sometimes feel scary, overwhelming, or out of reach, but I work to make sure my clients never feel alone. My primary goal is to create a productive, warm, and open forum that enables clients to feel safe and supported each step of the way. I have received special recognition for my work with the college population but have experience with clients of all ages. In my work with all individuals, I take a customized approach and continuously aim to identify interventions that can be taken to prepare you, and your loved ones for effective and lasting change. By joining and assisting you in your process of self-discovery and understanding, I hope to empower you and boost confidence in your unique abilities. For more information about my New York online therapy services, please visit my website at www.theprismpractice.com, or contact me directly today.

Life can be challenging, and it's natural to feel overwhelmed at times. Whether you're grappling with relationship issues, work stress, or feeling stuck, these obstacles can lead to anxiety, depression, or other mental health concerns. You may fear that others are judging you or that something terrible will happen. Perhaps you are having difficulty living up to high standards set by yourself or others, ultimately hindering you. The good news is that you don't have to face these challenges alone. I'm here to help you develop effective strategies and tools to embrace life to the fullest, fostering a sense of control and freedom. My clients appreciate that I actively engage in our sessions, offering thoughtful conversations and fresh perspectives. I cater to a diverse range of mental health issues. My expertise includes anxiety disorders, depression, mental health for performing artists, the LGBTQ+ community, and insomnia treatment through CBTi. I understand that finding the right therapist can be a daunting process, especially when you're already feeling overwhelmed. Let's make it easier. Reach out, and we can schedule a complimentary 15-minute consultation to determine if we're a good fit. It's time to take the first step towards better mental health and a more fulfilling life.

Life often presents individuals with circumstances that are difficult to navigate. I will work with you to address challenges and overcome obstacles towards fulfilling your potential. We will explore your patterns of behavior, their origins, and usefulness or counter productiveness to facilitate your achieving healthy and effective approaches. Focusing on your feelings and perceptions and how they affect your behavior, you will develop effective skills for achieving success.

Hello! I'm Karen Lewis, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and certified grief and bereavement specialist with extensive experience and training. I am ready to expertly guide you to transform and empower yourself as the parent of a child with special needs! Has there been a time when you feel heartbroken because your child has been excluded? Do you ever feel overwhelmed with the never-ending responsibilities your child presents? Are there days when you dread facing the world, that you just don't want to get out of bed? Do you feel your life is a series of red traffic lights that hold you back because your child is constantly being judged? Is your mantra "I just can't do this anymore?"