Featured Therapists:
Every month, PTCNY features our member therapists. This month we’d like to introduce you to:
Modes of Treatment:
Individual, Couples
Specializations:
Anxiety and Panic Attacks, Career and Work Concerns, Creativity Challenges, Depression, Grief, Separation and Mourning, Health Issues, Interpersonal Issues, Separation and Divorce, Sexual Abuse, Trauma and Post-Traumatic Stress, Women’s Issues
Therapeutic Modalities:
EMDR, Hypnotherapy, Psychodynamic Therapy,
Judith Grosz, LCSW, DCSW
Very experienced, intuitive and caring therapist, working in a non-judgmental, holistic framework to meet your needs. I provide support for individuals and couples at all life-stages. We approach the process as a partnership to reduce anxiety and create growth and we work together to rediscover, heal and empower your best self. My unique process utilizes several proven therapeutic modalities and provides easy and effective tools specifically tailored for you to use outside of our sessions. Starting with where you are now we look to understand what works and what doesn’t to move towards growth and fulfillment.
Modes of Treatment:
Individual, Couples, Group Psychotherapy
Specializations:
Relationship Issues, Career and Work Concerns, Creativity Challenges, Depression, Eating Disorders, Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Issues, Infertility, Interpersonal Issues, Separation and Divorce, Women’s Issues, Pet Bereavement
Therapeutic Modalities:
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioral Informed Psychotherapy
Robin Halpern, LCSW, DCSW
“I’d like to introduce you to someone you may not know very well, yourself.”
The psychotherapy journey can ultimately lead to the enhancement of one’s thinking and behavior by understanding the ways in which we are unknowingly conflicted. Uncovering these truths about ourselves may contribute to a more expansive and satisfying life. I’ve been practicing psychotherapy since 1982, integrating psychodynamic and cognitive~behavioral work as well as variety of other perspectives. My dual paths as psychotherapist and visual artist have led me to recognize the importance of both the visible and invisible creative forces that need to be harnessed. Essential to living more fully is the ability to identify and work on removing the obstacles that can prevent us from making any profound changes. I believe that the relationship between myself and the other is quite unique. We must work as a team to discover and create an atmosphere necessary for this change.