Find therapists in Lindenhurst

Sahar Hussain

Does it feel at times as though your brain takes over and your thoughts are repetitive, intrusive and create intense fear and anxiety? Giving yourself reassurance, avoiding the thoughts or distracting yourself only works temporarily until your brain comes up with another fear or thought, impulse or urge? The anxiety intrusive thoughts create can be debilitating and significantly interfere with work, relationships and quality of life. Therapy can incredibly helpful to manage your anxious brain.

Janine Inez

Working with me includes a 15-minute consultation, a comprehensive and holistic psychiatric evaluation, 60-minute psychotherapy and medication sessions, and the opportunity for KAP treatments if appropriate and desired. I tend to work with emergent adults, artists, individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, marital issues, LGBTQIA+, and folx looking for spiritual growth, but all are welcome.

Yoheved Retig

Do you find yourself overwhelmed by depression and/or anxiety and lost about how to move forward in your life? Is it making your social life, work, family life, and everything in between harder and harder? Have your ways of coping become harmful? Do you dread things you used to enjoy? Anxiety and depression can be soul-sucking. I can help you take back control of your life and help you be in control of your mind, rather than the other way around, so you can live a better life.

Morgan Avis

At Resilience Lab, I work best with individuals who are ready to not only explore their inner landscapes but also bring what they’ve learned into their daily lives. I support adolescents, young adults, and adults struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, or low self-esteem. With a focus on BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities, I approach each session with cultural competence, respecting and embracing the identities that shape my clients’ experiences.

Zuleyka Ayala

At Resilience Lab, my ideal clients are individuals and families navigating trauma, life transitions, and systemic challenges. I specialize in helping first-generation Latinas, youth, and underserved communities dealing with domestic violence, cultural identity struggles, and mental health barriers. Together, we create a safe space for healing, resilience, and empowerment, focusing on reclaiming personal power and thriving in relationships and life.

Sarah Schaber

At Resilience Lab, my clients seek a safe space to feel heard and understood. They are open to growth and new perspectives, struggling with life transitions, depression, anxiety, self-doubt, and stress. They want to understand how their past shapes their present, build confidence, and develop coping strategies to navigate life’s challenges with more ease.

Matthew Gallo

I have experience working with children, adolescents, and adults who struggle with anxiety, depression, anger management, low-self esteem, ADHD, relational difficulties and interpersonal communication issues. I currently work in intensive inpatient and outpatient settings, working populations struggling with self-harm, suicidal ideation, PTSD, and severe depression. I find that a multimodal approach to therapy is an effective way to identify strengths and foster growth within clients.

Nuna Eboe

At Resilience Lab, my ideal clients are those who are ready to explore their identity, relationships, or life transitions. Whether navigating anxiety or feeling stuck in the unknown, they are open to self-discovery and growth. I offer a space to be seen and supported as they align their lives with their core values, moving forward with clarity, care, and confidence.

Lori Dean

I specialize in guiding individuals through relationship challenges, anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions. My clients are ready to break free from struggles, gain clarity, and rebuild confidence. We will focus on fostering deeper connections with yourself and others, developing healthy strategies, and achieving lasting change—whether through enriched relationships, improved mental health, or stronger resilience. The goal is holistic healing and empowerment for a more fulfilling life.

Kirsten McGinnis

I have had the honor of working with survivors of violence, especially those impacted by sexual assault, offering trauma-informed support. I specialize in grief and loss, particularly when that loss is tied to trauma. My work extends to young adults facing the complexities of emerging adulthood and professionals experiencing burnout, offering guidance through life transitions, self-discovery, and the healing process. I honor the full spectrum of your identity and history in our healing journey.

Andrew Hanley

At Resilience Lab, my clients are curious about understanding themselves on a deeper level, exploring the past experiences and relationship patterns shaping their present. You don’t need to have all the answers or know exactly how you want to change. A willingness to reflect and try new approaches to relationships can be a powerful first step in creating meaningful transformation.

DR. TERA JANSEN

As a specialist in sexual health, my primary focus is often helping others build a sense of sexuality that feels sustainable and meaningful to their lives. I take an individualized approach, wherein I work collaboratively with clients to explore and identify the solutions and directions that work best for their unique goals and needs.

Rachel Kurland

I specialize in working with individuals, especially children, adolescents, and young adults, to navigate the challenges of depression, anxiety, life transitions, grief, trauma, disordered eating, and self-esteem. I have a particular passion for serving the LGBTQIA+ community, and work from a queer- and gender- affirming approach embracing identity and sexuality exploration.

Sara Zapaa

At Resilience Lab I work with clients experiencing relationship strain stemming from anxiety, depression, or stressful life transitions. You might be dealing with conflict at work, learning to set healthy boundaries with your family, or figuring out how to express your feelings and needs in an intimate partnership.

Peter Paul

At Resilience Lab many of my clients are searching for their place in the world and struggling with big and small questions alike. They might be exploring themselves or they might be having trouble coping with anxiety or handling relationship issues. My belief is that all questions- large and small- are worth exploring thoughtfully. My goal is to help clients gain a deeper sense of insight and purpose while doing so.

Amy Bender

Have you ever thought there was a more authentic version of yourself? One that is just under the surface, but is held back by the things that have happened to you? Maybe you’ve glimpsed this version of yourself in the eyes of someone who truly loves you, who really “gets” you, like a grandparent, a teacher, or a friend. Spoiler alert: This can be you all of the time! I work with adults who feel stuck in their lives, or like they’re not living in their truth.

Hannah Brooks

I create a space for young people to grow into the best versions of themselves and ask for help when they need it. Many of my clients are new to therapy and may feel hesitant about seeking care, but throughout our work together see the positive experiences it can open up.

Franchester Edwards

At Resilience Lab I work with people struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma after unexpected life events. Through my eclectic approach, clients gain a new perspective and free themselves from self-defeating thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Reframing is powerful. It empowers clients to choose a different way to look at their situation so they can find self compassion, acceptance, and peace.

Nathaniel Torto

My therapeutic work engages a wide range of clients, but I specialize in working with teens and young adults moving through relationship issues, grief, depression, or anxiety. Whether you’re experiencing loss, grappling with a life transition, or exploring how your past relates to your present, I’ll collaborate with you to identify specific goals and guide the therapy space in the direction that best supports your needs.

Paige Kessler

Most of my clients are adults and adolescents navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, relationship issues, and low self esteem. I also work with women struggling with family of origin issues, relationship issues, and disordered eating. In our sessions together, my mission is to unlock the insights you already have inside of yourself to create the changes you desire in your life.