PLEASE CONTACT US AT info@lossandrenewal.com TO SCHEDULE A SESSION. The Center for Loss and Renewal is a leading New York City psychotherapy and consultation group dedicated to the practice of life transition therapy. In a setting of warmth and acceptance we focus our energies on helping individuals to discover resilience, hope, meaning and coping strategies in the presence of loss, trauma, work and relationship problems.
Over the last thirty years hundreds of clients have utilized our services for grief counseling, bereavement groups, individual psychotherapy for low self-esteem, depression and anxiety, couples counseling, and grief in the workplace crisis debriefing. We have expertise and advanced psychotherapeutic training in Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, and Eriksonian Hypnosis.
We are also trained providers of a highly researched and effective sixteen week protocol to help persons suffering from Complicated Grief. We invite you to call today to embark on your journey of change.
Over the last thirty years hundreds of clients have utilized our services for grief counseling, bereavement groups, individual psychotherapy for low self-esteem, depression and anxiety, couples counseling, and grief in the workplace crisis debriefing. We have expertise and advanced psychotherapeutic training in Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, and Eriksonian Hypnosis.
We are also trained providers of a highly researched and effective sixteen week protocol to help persons suffering from Complicated Grief. We invite you to call today to embark on your journey of change.
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Grieving is a process of learning how to live in a changed world.
When someone we love has died, or a relationship has ended, we are challenged to relearn how to be with ourselves, our families and our friends.
We relearn and redefine our relationships with time, space and spirit.
We are faced with coping and managing painful feelings, and with the task of creating new systems of meaning that allow us to live with joy and purpose in spite of our losses.
I met with Ben Cirlin about seven times for individual therapy.
When someone we love has died, or a relationship has ended, we are challenged to relearn how to be with ourselves, our families and our friends.
We relearn and redefine our relationships with time, space and spirit.
We are faced with coping and managing painful feelings, and with the task of creating new systems of meaning that allow us to live with joy and purpose in spite of our losses.
I met with Ben Cirlin about seven times for individual therapy.
Internal Family Systems (IFS) refers to each person's internal community, or "family" of parts.
Very often, our internal systems become organized around emotional pain, and how to manage it.
We will work with you to release pain, calm down problem areas and problem behaviors, and restore your original joy in life.
The ultimate goal of IFS therapy is Self-Leadership - the idea that everyone has at their core a sense of Self-Energy containing many crucial leadership qualities such as perspective, confidence, compassion, and acceptance.
Very often, our internal systems become organized around emotional pain, and how to manage it.
We will work with you to release pain, calm down problem areas and problem behaviors, and restore your original joy in life.
The ultimate goal of IFS therapy is Self-Leadership - the idea that everyone has at their core a sense of Self-Energy containing many crucial leadership qualities such as perspective, confidence, compassion, and acceptance.
I have been a Clinical Psychologist for 37 years, and I continue to be enriched, challenged and personally deepened by my work with individuals and couples.
My therapeutic style is to be active, engaged and empathic.
I explore the past, ask questions about the present, and collaborate with my clients to brainstorm solutions for the future as I work to help people find meaning and purpose in their lives.
I earned my doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Long Island University, and received postgraduate training in family therapy at the Postgraduate Center for Mental Health.
My therapeutic style is to be active, engaged and empathic.
I explore the past, ask questions about the present, and collaborate with my clients to brainstorm solutions for the future as I work to help people find meaning and purpose in their lives.
I earned my doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Long Island University, and received postgraduate training in family therapy at the Postgraduate Center for Mental Health.
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a powerful psychotherapeutic practice initially developed by Dr. Francine Shapiro in the late 1980's to treat troubling symptoms of trauma and post traumatic stress disorder.
It has been used worldwide since then to help clients come to terms with a wide variety of troubling conditions and problems.
EMDR is used at the Center for Loss and Renewal as an adjunct to psychotherapeutic treatment to aid in the resolution of many life disabling problems, emotions and thoughts.
It has been used worldwide since then to help clients come to terms with a wide variety of troubling conditions and problems.
EMDR is used at the Center for Loss and Renewal as an adjunct to psychotherapeutic treatment to aid in the resolution of many life disabling problems, emotions and thoughts.
PLEASE CONTACT US AT info@lossandrenewal.com TO SCHEDULE A SESSION.
SAYING GOODBYE AFTER GOODBYE is our most popular presentation to professionals and interested lay persons.
It has been presented as a full day seminar at twenty-four hospices across the nation and in a shortened version to eight regional, national and international audiences.
SAYING GOODBYE AFTER GOODBYE is an engaging and stimulating workshop aimed at helping professional and volunteer caregivers manage painful and difficult separations in both professional and personal arenas.
SAYING GOODBYE AFTER GOODBYE is our most popular presentation to professionals and interested lay persons.
It has been presented as a full day seminar at twenty-four hospices across the nation and in a shortened version to eight regional, national and international audiences.
SAYING GOODBYE AFTER GOODBYE is an engaging and stimulating workshop aimed at helping professional and volunteer caregivers manage painful and difficult separations in both professional and personal arenas.
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