I found Ms Timberger through a friends' recommendation, and she's been very helpful to me as I deal…read morewith the repercussions of my mom's dementia diagnosis. She's helped me stay resilient and focused even in the whirlwind. I really appreciate how patient and kind she is. Dementia can be really complicated and I'm happy to have her as a sounding board since she's had loved ones and patients with dementia and that's a different viewpoint than someone who's just listening to me and hasn't had those same connections and experiences. Thanks Agnes!

Agnes is warm, caring, and very, very patient. I am not a fan of therapy, but she has been so…read morehelpful and compassionate that she has changed my mind. She will listen to me go on about my issues and then come back to me with suggestions that are practical and useful. I feel as if I have accomplished something in my struggle with anxiety and depression after a session with her. Agnes is down-to-earth and thoughtful, and I appreciate her efforts on my behalf very much. I highly recommend her!

Sandy is the best therapist in the world. I love her so much. She has helped me get through the…read moretoughest darkest hardest days of my life with so much compassion, care, thoughtfulness and sensitivity. She's an amazing therapist, counselor, role model, woman , friend , professional and the nicest sweetest woman I ever met. I love her . She's like a mom, best friend, life coach and role model all in one not to mention her professional skills and background. Love you Sandy

My boyfriend and I met Leslie as our couples therapist. We were both a little apprehensive to go to…read morecouples therapy but we wanted the tools to be better communicators through conflict. We were immediately put at ease as soon as we sat down in front of her. Leslie has an aura about her that is so special. She always welcomed us in so warmly to our sessions, we never felt judged. She always seemed genuinely interested and engaged during our sessions, and asked great questions to dig deeper (which was something very important to me in finding a therapist.. having more than someone who just listens). A few sessions in to our couples therapy, my mother passed suddenly. It was such a traumatic experience.. I truly believe that I found Leslie so she could help me process my grief. The universe put her in my life at exactly the right time. I started going to solo sessions with Leslie to talk about my grief and she was amazing. Shortly after, my boyfriend and I got engaged. We have a stronger relationship now than we ever did and we can't thank Leslie enough for all of her love and support.

This is a wonderful office the mother daughter team are amazing and they are very easy to talk to…read moreand have a conversation . they helped my family through a difficult time and made helped our family to be together. I am very greatful to them both. If ever I or my family ever need to use a therapists service again, they will be the first ones that I will call I trust them to no end.

Dr. Roz is very passionate, caring, and concerned about helping people understand their mental…read morestatus and issues. She will work with you to make changes for healthy living.

I moved to NY from CA and it turned out to be one of the hardest years of my life. During this time…read moreI sought a counselor and found Linda. On a weekly basis, she showed kindness, compassion, care, and wisdom - in perpetuity. There are few people we meet, even in this caretaking profession, who care as deeply as Linda does. In some ways, I feel she literally saved my life. My gratitude for finding her (and for her), after having many counselors in my life I just didn't jive with, is beyond measure. Thank you, Linda, for all of your time and care, kindness and compassion. You've affected my life in more ways than I can rightly describe in this simple post, and I hope many more people get the opportunity to cross your path as I did. Thank you, thank you. I wish you well and send my gratitude.

I graduated from the counseling program at WCSU with Kelly so I know her well.I have co-facilitated…read morewith Kelly a social skills group for youth in transition to College and adulthood with Aspergers and developmental disabilities. This group was very successful! Kelly is an incredible communicator and really gets to the root of the issue and instills a wonderful comfort level to the clients so they feel they can be themselves and open up freely and with the confidence that they are being heard. She is the utmost professional and has great empathy and skill in her counseling approach. It has been an honor and a great pleasure to have worked with her and I hope to do so again in the near future. Lisa HughesMS

I've known Kelley since 2006 and have developed a great respect for her open, supportive nature…read more It's rare to find an individual who approaches all interactions, whether professional or personal, with a sense of purpose and authentic connection. I sense she has a true calling as a counselor, communicator and group facilitator. Her keen vision allows her to accentuate a person's unique capabilities, which in turn, promotes the best qualities of that individual. It is Kelley's willingness to share her own energy and enthusiasm for learning that fosters growth within her clients and colleagues.

True professional counseling. Let's the client express their inner most thoughts and then offers…read moresafe advice. Let's a fluid discussion take place and offers an outlet of ones feelings. Highly recommended

I've been going to see Amy Wohl for almost a year, and she's been very helpful and encouraging in…read moreour sessions. First and foremost, Amy can't "fix" you. In fact, only you can fix you. But Amy can help you see that, and she can then give you guidance and the tools to fix, adjust to or change whatever it is you're going through. Amy is honest and sometimes plainspoken, but she's also compassionate. She won't sugar coat things for you, but she won't brow beat you either. From personal experience, I know that some talk therapists can fall into the trap of saying your problems are everyone's fault but your own or that they're all completely your fault, neither of which is truly helpful. One of my favorite things about working with Amy is that she is more of a motivator or coach than anything else. She's very much aware that your physical well-being is directly connected to your mental and emotional well-being, and she's always suggesting physical things--like running, biking, swimming, or even a leisurely walk--that will ultimately help your mental and emotional state. And she's always in favor of making a solid plan. "What do you want to change? What do you want to achieve? What does that look like in your life? Then how do you get to that point?" These are some of the questions Amy will ask of you, and if you're willing to do the work, she'll help guide you through the steps necessary to answer them. Another thing I like about Amy is that she doesn't suggest prescription medication as a knee-jerk reaction for treatment. Prescription medication can be and often is a necessary aspect of therapy for many, many people, and Amy has said that herself, but she also prefers to seek out a non-prescription route for treatment first. I have and will continue to suggest to anyone looking for a good talk therapist to reach out to Amy Wohl and tell her a bit about yourself.