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Mental Health Professionals in New York City
Welcome to Comprehensive Counseling
Dedicated mental health professionals specializing in effective therapeutic techniques and approaches to assist you in working toward your goals.
Comprehensive Counseling has long been a trusted resource in the New York area for patients and therapists. Generations of individuals, families, and couples in and around New York City have received counseling at our offices since our inception nearly 50 years ago.
Independent and fully licensed clinicians at 12 different locations are multilingual and multicultural, offering counseling services using a variety of therapeutic approaches. Appointments are available 7 days a week and most insurances are accepted.
Our 12 convenient locations throughout New York provide physical space where people can meet face-to-face.
How We Can Help
At Comprehensive Counseling, independently licensed therapists trained in the areas of psychotherapy provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere to all patients who walk through our doors. We understand that these issues can be difficult to discuss and experienced therapists are here to help you get through it. Call us for more information or to schedule an appointment today!
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What’s New at Comprehensive Counseling
Managing Symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a form of depression that is typically at its worst during the winter season. Many individuals will experience worsening symptoms of SAD due to a lack of natural sunlight, though stress levels and even genetics can also influence the condition.
Processing Grief And Loss Of A Loved One During The Pandemic
Many Americans are struggling with economic anxiety, medical problems not being addressed, kids missing school, an uptick in drug addiction, and fear, just to name a few. One of the worst results of the pandemic is that hundreds of thousands of Americans and more around the world are coping with grief and loss right now.
How To Talk To Your Children About Mental Health
The first time a parent hears their young child say an unpleasant word, their reaction is usually: “Where did you learn that?” The truth is, many times the child will point at the dad or mom. Oops! Yes, our little ones are sponges that mimic what we say and do.