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- Individual Therapy....
- ...assessment and psychotherapy for individuals to explore personal
problems, issues and themes as well as specific emotional disorders
such as depression and anxiety. Treatment modalities include:
psychodynamic psychotherapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, hypnosis,
and NLP.
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Couple and Sex Therapy....
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...assessment and psychotherapy for couples to explore issues such
as intimacy, communication, conflict resolution and sexuality as
well as counseling for separation and divorce from therapists
accredited by the American Association of Marriage and Family
Therapy.
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Family Therapy....
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...assessment and psychotherapy of family issues from a practical
approach with specific attention to developmental, school,
parenting, depression in children, suicide, drugs and
medical conditions that lead to psychosomatic behaviors.
Therapists are accredited by the American Association of Marriage and Family
Therapy.
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Psychopharmacologic
Therapy...
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....assessment and ongoing evaluation, employing state-of-the-art
biological testing leading to the use of drug therapies for emotional
disorders (including Depression, Anxiety, Attention Deficit
Disorder, etc.). Treatment is available by board certified
psychiatrists with expertise in the latest medication.
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- Group Therapy....
- ....short and long term psychotherapy groups designed
for exploring and resolving interpersonal issues, correcting self
defeating behaviors and improving relationship skills. Many diverse
types of groups are offered and organized around themes such as gender
issues, self-image, eating disorders, stress reductions, parenting,
assertiveness training and partner/spouse communication and building
skills.
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Cognitive Behavioral
Therapy....
.... is a structured, time-limited
form of psychotherapy that research has shown to be extremely
successful. Through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy patients learn
to identify dysfunctional thoughts and beliefs which are at the
root of their ongoing problems. Patients are acquainted with
strategies to challenge, control and change thinking. This leads
to greater comfort. Patients are active participants in the
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy process.
Some of the areas in which research
has found Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to be highly effective
are:
Depression
Anxiety
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Personality Disorders
Sleep Disorders
(in addition to treatment
with medication where appropriate)
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- Corporate and Family
Business Consultation....
- ....executive and managerial assessments for development and
advancement, full system and departmental assessments with
implementation of suggested plan: executive and staff trainings
in such areas as team building, developing managerial and leadership
skills and employee communications. In addition, services are
available for dealing with the specific issues and problems of family
business such as differentiating personal and professional roles as
well as overcoming power and communication mishaps.
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Neuropsychology...
...offers
neuropsychological evaluations as well as screenings to diagnose ADHD,
learning disabilities, and other developmental problems or to assess the
residual deficits of various neurological disorders. A complete
neuropsychological evaluation can provide a comprehensive assessment of
cognitive strengths and weaknesses as well as information about learning
styles. Detailed recommendations for education and treatment planning are
presented in the final report and in a feedback session. Follow-up sessions to
assist with the implementation of recommendations are also available
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Supervision for Couple and Family Therapy....
....provided by AAMFT Approved Supervisors. Individual and group
supervision in couples and family therapy for advanced clinicians seeking
accreditation by American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy.
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