Asian therapists in Vincentown, New Jersey NJ
Serving Asian
Monica Bergnes
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
I’m a therapist in New York, I also see clients in New Jersey and Connecticut. Many of my clients want help with trauma, a recent loss, eating disorders, chronic dieting, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, stress and life changes. I offer both talk therapy and EMDR, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing which is a very effective treatment for trauma but also for many other issues and concerns including loss, eating disorders, anxiety and depression.
11 Years Experience
Serving Asian
Roland Achtau
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW, LCADC, MAPC
Due to the sensitive nature of addiction, it is important to seek help from someone who understands. Having had my own personal recovery experience, I understand and relate to the challenges of maintaining one's recovery. I give specialized attention to each client I serve by treating him or her holistically and offering him or her an umbrella of complimentary services. Recovery is about treating the person, not just the addiction.
9 Years Experience
Serving Asian
Zahayra Carino
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LSW
I am an Asian-Latina therapist and I love to work with adults and couples, especially couples with difficult communication, new moms & new dads, and adults dealing with loneliness and isolation. My clients work with me on things like coping with infertility, overcoming postpartum depression, turning ADHD into a superpower, workplace issues & career pivots, rebuilding identity after a life transition, recovering from people-pleasing, reducing anxiety, and exploring culture and healing from race-related trauma. I combine approaches like DBT & CBT with boundary creation.
3 Years Experience
Serving Asian
Roger Lin
Psychologist, Psy.D.
We live in a world that can get messy at times. My approach for therapy is to provide you a safe place to navigate life, process, heal, and grow.
11 Years Experience
Serving Asian
Kailyn Bobb
Psychologist, PsyD
I believe each person has an innate capacity for growth and self-awareness just waiting to be explored. If you are navigating challenging life transitions, a blend of personal and professional challenges, have relationship issues, dealing with feelings of uncertainty, self-doubt, lack of fulfillment in various aspects of your life, or perhaps on a quest for a deeper sense of self-discovery, an existential-integration approach may provide a collaborative and compassionate space for you to reflect upon your experiences, gain clarity about your values, and deepen your understanding of yourself. I'm a USAF veteran so it is important to me to put "integrity first, service before self, and excellence in all we do."
7 Years Experience