Kimberly Bush, LCAT, LP
I have been practicing psychotherapy with adults, adolescents, and children for over 25 years. I am licensed as a Psychoanalyst and Creative Arts Therapist, as well as having certifications as a Child Life Specialist and Sandplay Practitioner. My practice is rooted in building a compassionate and collaborative relationship with my clients while providing a safe space for sharing and working through difficult experiences and feelings. I use a relational and humanistic approach to address issues related to attachment, trauma and recovery, bereavement and grief, depression and anxiety, and the impact of medical or healthcare diagnoses.
By integrating the creative arts and traditional talk therapy, we have an opportunity to express feelings non-verbally and encourage a connection to personal symbols, while engaging in art making and dialogue. Together, we work to uncover strengths and release patterns of behavior that have become repetitious or painful.
I believe that therapy begins with building a safe relationship. Working with imagery is an act that respects the unknown and the unconscious within our collective human potential and makes it visible.
In addition to my private practice, I provide creative arts therapy and psychotherapy services in hospital and educational settings as well as serving as a supervisor to graduate students and professionals. Please feel free to call or email me for further information or to schedule an initial consultation.
Dr. Molly Castelloe
PhD, Psychoanalysis, NPAP
Ms. Susan Hein
LP MPS Art Therapy NYCPT graduated 1993
Carroll E. Arkema, M.Div., LMFT, LP
Individual Psychotherapy is a process of getting to know yourself and your inner world, so you can live more fully in the outer world of work, play, and relationships. In Couple or Family Therapy, I help create a safe environment in which you gradually stop criticizing each other, learn to listen and to talk about feelings, begin to understand each other, and learn new and loving ways of relating. Member: Register of Marriage-Friendly Therapists
Therapy explores: 1)WHO YOU ARE NOW AND WHY? Life history, successes, disappointments, relationships; 2)WHO YOU WANT TO BE? 3)WHAT'S GETTING IN YOUR WAY? Self-doubts, self-criticism, sadness, fears? 4)HOW YOU CHANGE? In the relationship with me, you'll gain insights and confidence to become who you want to be.
Dr. Marge Blaine
LP PhD Group Process and Analysis MMI, 1998 graduated CAGS, 1997
Ms. Merle Molofsky
MFA Creative Writing NPAP 1988
New York State-licensed psychoanalyst; certified psychoanalyst, NPAP, 1988; MFA, Creative Writing, Columbia University School of the Arts. Advisory Board, Harlem Family Institute. Clinical Experience and Supervision Committee, NPAP. Faculty, NPAP and Harlem Family Institute.
