Find a Therapist near Scarsdale Park, NY

Sarah Saffian

Licensed Clinical Social Worker- Psychotherapy Privilege, MFA

Life Coach, Counselor, Psychotherapist

Verified

I counsel individuals, couples, and groups, with empathy, clarity, and humor. My hybrid style is mindful and practical, and infused with unconditional positive regard for you. I consider myself another person in the room, not a blank slate, and the two of us as a team, working together through what's coming up for you as you navigate your way t

Marion Fitzsimmons

PMHNP-BC, PhD

Psychotherapist, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Psychologist

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When triggered by the right stressors, the genes we are born with can lead to anxiety, depression, mood swings, substance abuse, suicidal thoughts, hallucinations. And throughout life, we may experience abuse, neglect, loss, poverty, trauma and situations that make us feel “stuck.” Most stressors require support via therapy. Some respon

Robert Miljour

PMHNP-BC

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

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My holistic approach involves caring for the "whole person", considering the psychological, physical, cultural, and spiritual aspects of the individual. Your input is valuable. Whether it involves medication management, supportive therapy, or psychotherapy, we'll work together to determine the best course of treatment for you.

Erica Seymour

LMHC

Mental Health Counselor, Psychotherapist, Licensed Professional Counselor

Verified

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You're standing at the threshold of change, where fear and uncertainty cloud your path. In this pivotal moment, my role is to illuminate the way forward, transforming apprehension into a journey of self-discovery and growth. Drawing from my own experiences of navigating life's challenges, I recognize the courage it takes to make yourself a

Brian E. Kennedy-Arenivar

LMHC

Mental Health Counselor

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Are you searching for more meaning to your life? Have you come to a decision that involves living your life more authentically? Our personal experiences may contribute to patterns of behaviors or thoughts that leave us constantly feeling emotionally tired. At some point, we may begin to feel that there is something missing from our lives. I prov

Richard Orbe-Austin

PhD, Licensed Psychologist

Life Coach, Counselor, Psychologist

Verified

Are you feeling frustrated with your personal or work life? Do you feel like work is causing you stress and anxiety? Do you want to make a change -- either a new job or a change of careers? Have you felt like everything is out of balance? Do you aspire to a life different than the one that you are living? Do you feel that your life is stagnating an

Claudia Alter

Ph.D.

Psychologist

Verified

The decision to begin psychotherapy can be a life-changing one. I work with each person collaboratively to address everyday problems as well as long-standing issues and concerns with a focus on understanding underlying causes. We will uncover patterns and beliefs that no longer serve you, opening the way toward understanding and growth. In addition

Andrea Iatrou

LCSW-R, Licensed Psychotherapist, Certified Complex Trauma Specialist

Clinical Social Worker, Psychotherapist

Verified

Hello and welcome. We all strive to feel happy and fulfilled in our lives but unhealthy patterns of feeling or thinking often leave us feeling dissatisfied, lost or stuck, and without a sense of who we really are. Although we make our best efforts to make positive changes on our own, we may reach a point where the support and guidance of a trained

Renata R. Angellie Novak Ziarnik

MS, LCSW

Clinical Social Worker, Psychotherapist

We tend to withdraw and silence ourselves when we actually should talk and discuss our concerns and issues... Our lives are so complicated by ourselves and by others surrounding us and we often are lost in the dynamics of past or present fears, sadness, dependence and co-dependence...It is extremely difficult to gain full awareness of such dynamics

Yaffa Dyckman

LCSW

Psychotherapist

Verified

It’s hard to seek help — it brings us to acknowledge our struggles and vulnerabilities. But suffering from concerns such as anxiety, depression, PTSD and difficult relationships can be worse. Seeking therapy is a sign of strength. It means you want to improve your life and work through your challenges. Therapy helps because it bring