Interpersonal therapists in Endicott, New York NY
Interpersonal
Dr. John Gerson
Psychologist, New York and Connecticut Licensed Psychologist
Throughout the 50 years I have been helping clients improve their lives, the resilience of the human spirit continually amazes me. I see therapy as a collaboration: my job is to listen carefully to the issues worrying /frustrating you and your job is to present your concerns to me. Together we will develop a working relationship with the goal of helping you overcome your problems and fears. Every person who comes into my practice is treated as a unique individual entitled to a satisfying life. It is my pleasure to join you on that journey.
41 Years Experience
Interpersonal
Madeline Eggenberger
Counselor/Therapist, MHC-LP, MA
I understand the struggle to find the right fit in therapy. You are courageous for already showing up!
3 Years Experience
Interpersonal
Asha Kadir
Counselor/Therapist, MHC-LP
I'm here to help you both solve your immediate concerns and live more fully into the strength and beauty of yourself. I'm a compassionate and culturally-competent therapist and counselor, with an interest in working with individuals and couples including on all kinds of issues I believe we can all experience helping people move towards a better and healthier life. I'm trained in DBT, CBT, compassion focused therapy and couples work, and I especially enjoy working with people bringing issues concerning race, culture, religion and spirituality. I offer a free 15-minute consultation with anyone interested in working with me, and I look forward to speaking with you about what you want to accomplish in therapy.
2 Years Experience
Interpersonal
Damon Dodge
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
If there is a 'right time' for therapy, that time is now. Get unstuck. Fight back. Be brave. Be bold. Face things head-on, and make change happen. Contact me today, and we can start getting you to full-strength and back into your life.
10 Years Experience
Interpersonal
Wayne Ayers
Psychologist, PhD
Psychotherapy can be challenging, but it is a rewarding process. Most people come in to discuss the problems in their lives. They often forget about what is going well, and what are their natural talents and abilities. I train and supervise psychologists at area hospitals. Because of this I am sensitive to ethical concerns: honesty, integrity and practicality. I strive to create a very kind and safe atmosphere where personal exploration is possible. Psychotherapy should be collaborative. I am vocal and active and give my clients ongoing feedback, inquiry and support.
31 Years Experience