Many times people are able to solve their problems on their own or by talking it over with family and/or friends. There are times however, when we must reach out for professional help. When our solutions are not working and the problems continue or get worse, it may be necessary to take such a step. If you are finding that you cannot find solutions or if you are experiencing emotions that are interfering with your functioning it is time to reach out.
Therapy can assist you with identifying the sources of the problem. There are often many solutions which can be uncovered in the safe, confidential atmosphere of the therapy session. My 40 years experience helping people has prepared me to assist with a variety of problems. If you are troubled with Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Grief, Relationship Problems or Family Problems I can help.
I utilize a short term approach which can reduce or eliminate problems rapidly. As a team we can work together to overcome the difficulties that brought you into care.
Therapy can assist you with identifying the sources of the problem. There are often many solutions which can be uncovered in the safe, confidential atmosphere of the therapy session. My 40 years experience helping people has prepared me to assist with a variety of problems. If you are troubled with Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Grief, Relationship Problems or Family Problems I can help.
I utilize a short term approach which can reduce or eliminate problems rapidly. As a team we can work together to overcome the difficulties that brought you into care.
Services
Many times a client is interested in how the Treatment Process works.
Just how does Counseling work?
In my view, the most important ingredient affecting a positive outcome is the motivation of the client to feel better and/or do better.
The role of the provider is to assist the client in accessing inner strengths and solutions they might not be aware of.
This involves some problem solving discussions to first identify the source of the difficulty.
Also important is the developing of understanding as to what may contribute to or reduce the negative impact of the problem or problems troubling the individual, couple or family.
Just how does Counseling work?
In my view, the most important ingredient affecting a positive outcome is the motivation of the client to feel better and/or do better.
The role of the provider is to assist the client in accessing inner strengths and solutions they might not be aware of.
This involves some problem solving discussions to first identify the source of the difficulty.
Also important is the developing of understanding as to what may contribute to or reduce the negative impact of the problem or problems troubling the individual, couple or family.
If you have Healthcare Insurance it is best to call the Behavioral or Mental Health carrier listed on your insurance card (usually an 800 number), to find out exactly what coverage you may have, your co-pay amount, how many times you may be seen, and who you can see.
If you need help with the insurance process please call, email, or use the information request form, I will be happy to assist you.
The following Insurances are the ones that I currently accept.
If you do not have insurance please contact me to discuss my fee structure.
If you need help with the insurance process please call, email, or use the information request form, I will be happy to assist you.
The following Insurances are the ones that I currently accept.
If you do not have insurance please contact me to discuss my fee structure.
From the South towns take the Skyway to Delaware Ave and proceed to West Utica St. Turn right at the light.
The next street is Linwood where you turn left.
The office is about midway down the block on the left.
From the North towns take the N. Y. State Thruway to Rt. 33 West (Kensington Expressway) to Rt. 98 (Scajaquada Expressway) toward the Zoo and Main Street.
Continue past Main Street and past the Zoo on the expressway to the Delaware Ave exit.
Turn right onto Delaware (south) and proceed past Gates Circle.
The next street is Linwood where you turn left.
The office is about midway down the block on the left.
From the North towns take the N. Y. State Thruway to Rt. 33 West (Kensington Expressway) to Rt. 98 (Scajaquada Expressway) toward the Zoo and Main Street.
Continue past Main Street and past the Zoo on the expressway to the Delaware Ave exit.
Turn right onto Delaware (south) and proceed past Gates Circle.
The helping professions have as their cornerstone the assurance that what a patient shares in a provider's office is held in the strictest confidence.
This confidence allows the patient to be as completely open as is comfortable, thereby sharing information that will more effectively allow the provider to be of assistance.
It is essential that the patient feels this to be a safe and private environment so that the deeper and most private thoughts and concerns can be revealed.
Professional Licensing Boards and the ethics of the helping professions establish guidelines and limits to what may be shared outside the consultation room.
This confidence allows the patient to be as completely open as is comfortable, thereby sharing information that will more effectively allow the provider to be of assistance.
It is essential that the patient feels this to be a safe and private environment so that the deeper and most private thoughts and concerns can be revealed.
Professional Licensing Boards and the ethics of the helping professions establish guidelines and limits to what may be shared outside the consultation room.
Having worked with these professionals and their families for over 30 years, I have become aware of the special needs of this group.
I quickly became committed to serving this particular population through my clinical expertise.
Having been a peer member of the Western New York Stress Management Team for 15 years, I have often been referred to as the Debriefer's Debriefer.
This wonderful group of volunteer individuals provides Debriefings and CISM to Emergency Responders in several Western NY Counties.
I quickly became committed to serving this particular population through my clinical expertise.
Having been a peer member of the Western New York Stress Management Team for 15 years, I have often been referred to as the Debriefer's Debriefer.
This wonderful group of volunteer individuals provides Debriefings and CISM to Emergency Responders in several Western NY Counties.
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