Do you need a therapist in Brooklyn? Pesach Tikvah has been serving the community
for forty years, providing therapists in Brooklyn for people of all backgrounds. Our
therapists in Brooklyn are covered by Medicaid and most insurance plans.
Pesach Tikvah carefully hires therapists in Brooklyn, intelligent and trustworthy people
who genuinely care about others. All of our therapists in Brooklyn are supervised by
leaders in the field. Every client is important to us. We do everything we can to ensure
positive therapeutic outcomes.
Pesach Tikvah's therapists in Brooklyn provide a private practice experience in a clinic
setting.
Clients say:
“My therapist understands me and knows how to help.”
“My therapist has taught me how to reduce my stress.”
“I trust my therapist.”
“I can reach my therapist when I need her.”
Types of Therapy Practiced at Pesach Tikvah by Therapists in Brooklyn
Pesach Tikvah provides sophisticated therapy in Brooklyn in all four of its family centers. Our
highly qualified therapists in Brooklyn treat the whole person, not just the symptoms. The
following are some of the modes of therapy that are used at Pesach Tikvah.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
helps people move towards a more values-
driven life. ACT views thoughts and behaviors as adaptable and fluid.
Addiction Counseling
is practiced by CASAC certified therapists in
Pesach
Tikvah's Hearts and Minds Addiction Counseling program.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
focuses on how your thoughts and beliefs affect your emotions
and actions. It treats a range of mental health struggles.
Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT)
is a skills-based treatment with the goal of helping
people learn how to respond effectively to difficult feelings, relationships, and life situations.
Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT)
is based in attachment theory, focused on creating
connections in relationships. It is used with couples, families, and even businesses.
Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP)
, a specific type of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
(CBT), is the first-line treatment for OCD. Patients are gradually exposed to situations or images
related to their obsessions that they typically avoid or fear (exposure), while refraining from
performing their compulsive rituals (ritual prevention).
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy (EMDR)
is a form of trauma-
focused cognitive behavioral therapy specifically developed for reducing the power of traumatic
memories.
Gottman Method
is an approach to couples therapy that disarms conflicting verbal
communication, increases connection, and creates empathy within a relationship.
Group Therapy
is an addition to individual therapy meant to reinforce the skills learned in
individual therapy. Group therapy offers the opportunity to get support from peers and practice
skills.
Internal Family Systems
examines the inner parts of self. It is an empowering paradigm for
understanding and harmonizing the mind.
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)
is a family-centered treatment for children ages 2-7
with disruptive behavior and for abused and at-risk children ages 2-12.
Play Therapy
is a mode of therapy used for children and teens that uses the language that
children speak – play. Children express themselves through play, and the therapist introduces
new coping skills through play.
Psychodynamic Therapy
examines past experiences to make changes to future and present
behavior.
To make an appointment with a therapist in Brooklyn, call
718-875-6900.
