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Rebecca Abramson, PhD
Clinical Psychologist
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Dr. Abramson graduated with a PhD in
Clinical Psychology from Ferkauf School of Psychology at
Yeshiva Univ. in 1991. In 2003 she received her Certificate
in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy from the Westchester
Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy.
Conditions Treated:
Trauma and Loss ● Sexual Abuse—Adults ● Prenatal/Postpartum
Issues; Postpartum Depression (Trained by Postpartum Support
International [PSI]) ● Parents of Children with Special
Needs ● Couples Therapy ● General Practice: depression,
anxiety, etc ● Geriatrics
Services offered:
Individual Psychotherapy ● Couples Therapy
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Josephine Kuhl, MD
Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist◊Intake
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Dr. Kuhl is the chief of Psychiatry and
Psychology at Blythedale Children’s Hosp. She graduated from
NYU and completed her psychiatric training at State Univ. of
NY, Downstate and her child fellowship at LI Jewish Hosp,
Schneider Children’s Hosp. Her special interests include
Pervasive Developmental Disorders, language issues including
deafness and Bipolar Disorder in children.
Conditions Treated:
All psychiatric conditions in children and adolescents ●
Parenting issues ● Differential Diagnosis ● PDD: Pervasive
Developmental Disorders (Autism) ● ADD/ADHD: Adults and
children
Services Offered:
Psychopharmacology ● Psychotherapy ● Family Therapy ●
Consultations
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Bridget Rice Buckstine, LCSW, CPT
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Certified Personal Trainer |
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A graduate of the Columbia University School of Social Work, Bridget has worked with children, adults and families for over 20 years. She is also certified by the American Council of Exercise as a Personal Trainer. In addition to her generalized clinical practice with clients, Bridget offers a unique practice model for achieving personal goals that integrates psychotherapy with physical fitness.
Specializations:
Clinical Therapy—ADD/ADHD • Eating Disorders • Depression • Addiction • Anxiety Disorders • Life Transitions • Treating Individuals and Couples
Personal Training:
Core Stability • Functional Fitness • Strength Training • Prenatal/Postpartum Exercise • Sport Specific Training • Cardiovascular/Endurance Training
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Michelle P. Maidenberg,
PhD, MPH, LCSW-R, CGP
Westchester Group Works
- The Center for Group Therapy |
Dr. Maidenberg is President &
Clinical Director of Westchester Group Works. She received
her Masters degree in Social Work from NYU and her PhD. from
Yeshiva Univ. She has trained in marital & family therapy at
SUNY Health Science in Brooklyn. She is currently pursuing a
Masters in Public Health at Hunter College. Previously she
as clinical supervisor and clinician at the Larchmont
Mamaroneck Community Counseling Center, and an Asst
Professor at Iona College. She is a consultant for Fordham
Univ.’s Children’s First where she trains practitioners to
work with families.
Westchester Group Works is a Center for Group Therapy where
children, adolescents and adults can come to talk with each
other in a safe nurturing and confidential environment. The
staff of professional therapists hired by WGW are highly
qualified and experienced in their respective areas of
expertise.
Groups Forming:
Social Skills/Socialization for Children • Self-Discovery
for Adolescents • Special Topics to include for children,
adolescents & adults Divorce, Managing Anxiety, Health &
Wellness (weight loss, eating disorders, etc.) and
Bereavement
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Mark Sirkin, PhD
Psychologist and Hypnotherapist |
Mark Sirkin is a clinical psychologist, writer, speaker, consultant and executive coach. He has published in professional journals (including articles about hypnosis and guided imagery) and lectures to professional audiences on a range of topics from personality in the workplace to the use of story-telling and hypnotic language. Dr. Sirkin has been a faculty member at several major
New York institutions including New York University, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, and the University of Rochester Medical Center. He divides his time between corporate consulting and working with individual clients.
His approach to hypnosis is based on the latest research, tapping the power of the brain to create new neural paths. Hypnosis is simply the use of focus, imagination, and relaxation to enable the mind to teach the brain and body new “mental maps.” Dr. Sirkin has the ability to adapt his methods to each individual thereby creating a more powerful and effective experience.
By appointment only.
Conditions Treated:
Weight Control ● Smoking Cessation ● Stress Reduction ● Habit Control ● Self-Improvement ● Peak Performance ● Pain Control ● Performance Anxiety ● General Relaxation
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