Find therapists in Stamford

Adena Blickstein

My clients are parents that are invested in improving the relationship with their children and are on their own healing and ascension journeys. Parents come to me because they are concerned that "they are not raising their kids right" or that something is off. They are invested in being the best parents they can be and ensuring that their kids turn out mentally healthy.

Sarah Williams

I have experience working with substance abuse, eating disorders, depression, and anxiety. I work with clients who seek to explore their thoughts and emotions, how these feelings and thinking patterns connect to their experiences, and understand overall impacts on quality of life. My clients work to develop healthy coping mechanisms through self-reflection and connection to better navigate their relationships, emotions, and life stressors.

Julia Simmons

My clients know that I believe that being vulnerable takes courage and committing yourself to growth through self-reflection is brave. When myself or my team works with you or your child, we are honored to hear your stories of success and failure, love and loss and tragedy and triumph. We are all human after all.

Sala Psychology

We have the most expertise in helping clients with: (1) Eating disorders; (2) Behavioral weight loss; (3) Parenting concerns; (4) Couples counseling; (5) Behavioral health (insomnia/sleep disorders, chronic pain, alcohol abuse) (6) Anxiety/stress (general, social anxiety, phobias, panic disorder); (7) Depression; and (8) Trauma/PTSD.

Heather Waxman

My work centers on serving ambitious and high-achieving individuals and couples who are navigating a major life transition, are feeling stuck in ingrained patterns they are ready to break free from, and are ready to level up into a new and deeper experience of personal power and/or collective healing. Therapy with me is both healing and practical, and can provide you with tangible practices that facilitate deep change both inside and outside the therapy room.

Linnea Michaels

In working with individuals, couples, and families, I focus on helping build resilience, improve communication, and navigate life’s challenges with greater self-awareness and confidence.

Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

Moises Orbe

I work with people who are tired of feeling stuck and are looking for a new way to feel better. As a bilingual Spanish-speaking Marriage and Family Therapist, I specialize in helping multicultural individuals facing anxiety, ADHD, depression, relationship issues and more. I look forward to meeting you and working toward a healthier way of living.

Lisa Curtis

You've been looking to get some outside support in your life. You know there's a big shift or change on the near horizon but you're not yet sure how to navigate it. Or you've been living with a chronic issue such as anxiety or grief but haven't found a way to walk easily with this uninvited 'guest', in your life. My diverse practice has clients with a variety of 'walking in the door' issues but everyone shares a deep desire to make the most from their one "wild and precious life." (Mary Oliver)

Matt McKevitt

Are you struggling with anxiety? Worried about situations that may be out of control? Or maybe you find yourself isolating, withdrawn and losing interests in things you once had great passion for? I specialize in helping people going through what you are struggling with. My goal is to provide a warm, welcoming, validating, and direct style that reaches people of every age and every stressor.

Jennifer Driscoll

Jennifer views her work as a therapist as a privilege, and she finds incredible joy in this role. She works with individuals 18+ with anxiety, depression, mild phobias, addiction, low self-esteem and athletic performance challenges.

Naomi Arbit

I work with a diverse range of clients, including adolescents and adults at all stages of life. I specialize in anxiety disorders, existential challenges, disordered eating, body image struggles and weight management. I also specialize in supporting professionals, executives and offer career counseling and support.

Patricia Valencia Mental Health Counseling, PLLC

My clients are ready to explore their emotions, break unhealthy patterns, and build stronger connections. I work best with adults navigating anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, or unresolved family dynamics. Whether you’re an individual, a couple, or part of a family, I provide a compassionate space to help you heal and grow. I specialize in working with those seeking to overcome communication struggles, build self-esteem, and find greater balance in their lives.

Robin Friedman

I work with clients to help them understand and heal from the legacy of trauma. My clients come to me having experienced a wide array of symptoms that can range from difficulties with the ability to trust others to feelings of anxiety or hyper-vigilance to feelings of hopelessness. Many of my clients may be experiencing difficulties with attention, bouts of depression or irritability, as well as struggling with feelings of shame and unworthiness, and perhaps a loss of interest in life.

"Sex Addiction", Sexual Misbehavior Absolute Expert James Foley

My clients seek a highly skilled and trained elite expert in this, and are willing to self pay to get that expertise. I help those with sexual misbehaviors change thinking and create better outcomes. 27 years of specialist experience and training have me bring high level insights and skills that non specialists do not have, all to help clients to create lasting change, faster improvements towards self management of this disorder, an improved mood, reduced risk. www.sexuallycompulsive.com

Kathryn Moreno

Do you worry a lot? Does anxiety make you restless or cause troubles with concentration, irritability, or restlessness? Maybe you even pull your hair, pick at yourself, or engage in compulsive behaviors to self-soothe. It's easy to become overwhelmed, especially for those who are dealing with depression, relationship problems, and the aftermath of trauma. Psychotherapy can help tremendously. I'm here for you and ready to journey through the challenges with you.

Briana Rogers

Are you someone who struggles with food and body image? You wake up in the morning proclaiming that you're going to be "better" that day, only to find yourself a few hours later in the same cycle? Does it seem like food runs your entire life? It can feel like no matter what you do, there's no way out of this trap you're in. In my work with clients I assist them in uncovering the reasons why food is controlling their life. It may seem like it's all about the food, but it's not.

Dr. Michael Doria

Dr. Doria is an accomplished speaker, educator, and trainer in both commercial and clinical environments. He is an accomplished expert in establishing and guiding public policy dealing with traumatic events. He has earned multiple master’s degrees in mental health, public health and public leadership, a Doctor of Philosophy in counseling psychology, and a postdoctoral neuropsychology certificate. Dr. Doria is licensed to practice in New York, Hawaii, Maine, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina. He

Jacqueline Fidelman

My ideal clients are motivated individuals who are navigating anxiety, relational and women's mental health issues, trauma, and significant life changes. They are looking to understand themselves better, overcome challenges, and lead more meaningful and authentic lives. I specialize in working with women, particularly around issues related to perinatal and postpartum mental health.

Jennifer Rubinstein Murray

If you are looking for guidance with anxiety, fertility issues, ADHD, relationship and marriage counseling, or parenting, it takes courage to ask for help. Admitting you can’t do everything on your own, is the first step toward achieving wellness in a fast paced, demanding world. The good news is, asking for help gets easier with a little practice.

Wendy S Kaiser

My patients are young adults to older adults, individuals and couples of any kind, people of all ethnicities, races, religions, sexuality, and gender-identities. People had been focused on the issues of CoVid, but those fears have gotten more minimal for now. Currently, people are bringing in conflicts around relationships, work life, or family issues. And some people emphasize wanting to improve their own issues. Stressful times need expert help.