Professionals Who Specialize in Positive Psychology
Rachel Lowinger
Therapists, PhD
"My style is warm and personable and I am looking forward to getting to knowing you.
Laura Schneebaum, LMHC-D
Therapists, Licensed Mental Health Counselor
"I take a trauma-informed, client-centered, and strengths-based approach to working with each individual. I place great importance on understanding a clientโs identity, culture, context, and environment to create a personalized approach that truly fits their unique experience. I โฆ
Estie Ashlag
Certified Life Coach
"My approach is centered around helping your daughter feel truly understood, while also guiding her toward real, practical change. I combine empathetic listening with a solution-focused approach, so she has space to open upโbut also learns how to โฆ
Taibke Hyman, LPC
Therapists, LPC, Licensed Professional Counselor
"In my practice, I take a holistic approach to therapy, utilizing a combination of various modalities such as Motivational Interviewing, EMDR, Parts work, Somatic based therapy, and others, tailored to the individual needs of each client. My approach โฆ
Shimshon Sorkin
Coach
"My approach is holistic, collaborative, and centered on the unique needs of each client. I believe that meaningful and lasting change begins with awareness, with learning to understand patterns, emotions, beliefs, and behaviors as they show up in โฆ
Dan Cohen, LMHC
Therapists, Licensed Mental Health Counselor
"Building a strong foundation of trust is one of the most important aspects of my work as a therapist. From our very first session, I focus on creating an environment where you feel safe, comfortable, and genuinely understood. โฆ
Shirley Pakdaman, Psy.D.
Therapists, Psychologist & Jewish Dating Coach
"My practice is built on creating an authentic and trusting relationship with my clients. I work especially well with people who value connection, straightforwardness, and humor as part of the therapeutic process. While my work is grounded in โฆ
Yaakov Diner, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatrist, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
"My approach is deeply holistic and highly individualized. I believe true healing happens when we consider the whole person โ mind, body, and environment โ so I take into account psychological patterns, physical health, social dynamics, cultural identity, โฆ
Faigy Weiss, Coach
Transformational Life and Recovery Coach
"I firmly believe that every one of us holds an innate power to heal and recreate our realities from the bottom up and from the inside out. Our outer world often mirrors the landscape within us, reflecting the โฆ
Dovid Silver, LCSW
Therapists, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
"In my therapeutic approach, I aim to connect with clients on their terms. I create an environment where they can truly feel heard and secure, enabling them to delve into aspects of themselves that might have previously seemed โฆ
Sheri Bardos, Psy.D.
Therapists, Doctor of Psychology
"Traditional psychology often focuses on human pathology, diagnosing people into limiting boxes. My passion, however, lies in human potentialโhelping you uncover and embrace your most authentic self. Coaches typically emphasize shaping your ideal future self, paying less attention โฆ
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