Chronic Pain therapists in Arlington, New York NY
Chronic Pain or Illness
Rachel W. Bush, Ph.D.
Psychologist, Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist, Trauma Informed Yoga Instructor with 500 Hour Training, International bestselling author on Self-love and Creativity
I am a Cancer Survivor and a Migraine sufferer. Given my own personal medical history I feel very equipped to help patients to improve pain management, help appropriate medical providers and home health care can be part of the care. Also frequently there can be co-occuring issues like alcohol and drug abuse that have been ineffective forms of pain management. Therefore, I am always sensitive to dual-diagnosis issues.
33 Years Experience
Chronic Pain or Illness
Discovery Mental Health Counseling
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Licensed Mental Health Counselor
We personalize your treatment based on your unique needs. We treat children, teens, and adults with chronic pain or illness, assisting clients to express their feelings caused by their condition, and assisting you to look for strength-based approaches to dealing with day-to-day struggles.
16 Years Experience
Chronic Pain or Illness
Patricia Anna Martucci
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
I am trained in mindfulness based stress reduction (MBSR) and help clients strengthen their mind-body connection as they work on being observant to their bodies and what is happening inside. I work with different guided imagery techniques to support engaging the healing energy that exists in each of us to help my clients cope with and get relief with illness and pain. I am also a registered yoga teacher specializing in trauma informed yoga, and a Reiki practitioner and can integrate these
practices into a clients life to support healing.
14 Years Experience
Chronic Pain or Illness
Marina Rozenberg, MD
Therapist, MD
With my background in internal medicine, I have over 15 years of experience in taking care of patients with chronic illness. Living with a chronic illness can bring feelings of grief due to loss of health, fear for the future, anger about circumstances, as well as difficulties in coming to terms with needing help and support from others when the ability to take care of oneself has diminished. In addition, it may trigger feelings related to unresolved childhood situations in which developmental and survival needs were not sufficiently met. Processing the various emotional reactions to illness is a critical step toward mourning what has been lost and opens the door to making peace with life that includes chronic illness.
8 Years Experience
Chronic Pain or Illness
Alisa Lindenbaum
Art Therapist, MPS, ATR-BC, LCAT, LPAT
Chronic pain and/or chronic illness can profoundly effect every single aspect of life and result in feelings of isolation, hopelessness and helplessness. The mind and the body are intricately connected, and you can become caught up in a vicious cycle of physical and emotional pain. While a great psychotherapy experience cannot "cure" chronic pain and illness, it can very strongly lead to substantial improvements in being able to manage and improve physical symptoms and also reconnecting to the person that you used to be. There is a good deal of research highlighting how the addition of the creative arts process can support the chronic illness sufferer in both reducing physical symptoms and improving their quality of life.
18 Years Experience