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NYC Cognitive Therapy's mission is to: 1. Provide psychotherapy services that are evidence-based, meaning using treatments that have been scientifically proven to be effective, and individualized to the client. 2. To teach the client SKILLS to be his/her own therapist 3. To be inclusive and non-judgmental (e.g., specializations in kink, hoarding, and other stigmatized or underserved populations) 4. To provide training and supervision to clinicians interested in becoming highly competent Cognitive Behavioral therapists.

As the founder and director of NYC Cognitive Therapy, a premier group practice in Manhattan, I lead a team of nine therapists specializing in evidence-based treatments for depression, anxiety disorders, and various psychological challenges for individuals, couples, and groups.

My journey in cognitive therapy began after earning a Master's degree in Social Work from New York University and undergoing intensive post-graduate training at the Beck Institute under the mentorship of Dr. Aaron T. Beck. With certifications in several therapeutic modalities, including the Gottman Method, Trial-Based Cognitive Therapy, CBT for Insomnia, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, DBT, and David Burns' TEAM-CBT, my areas of expertise encompass depression, social anxiety, hoarding, relationship distress, substance use, OCD, modifying core beliefs, and supervising therapists.

I am deeply committed to advancing the field of cognitive therapy through teaching and mentorship. As a faculty member at the Beck Institute I provide clinical supervision and consultation tailored to clinicians at all career stages. For over a decade, I have supervised interns in my group practice completing their field placements in graduate school from NYU, Columbia University, and many more.

Through workshops and training sessions in CBT and Trial-Based Cognitive Therapy (TBCT), I empower professionals to refine their clinical skills and optimize client outcomes. My multifaceted approach reflects a steadfast commitment to excellence in therapeutic practice and professional development.

Additionally, I am honored to serve on the credentialing committee for the Academy of Cognitive Therapy, where I evaluate work samples of therapists applying for certification. I am also proud to be recognized as the first Beck Institute Master Level Clinician.

Visit my website here to learn more: https://www.nyccognitivetherapy.com/noah-clyman.html

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Offers cognitive-behavioral therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to people of all ages with hair pulling and/or skin picking disorders. Specializes in BFRBs, anxiety disorders, depression, school refusal, ADHD, and school issues. Habit Reversal Training and ComB are also offered.

Offers cognitive-behavioral therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to people of all ages with hair pulling and/or skin picking disorders. Specializes in anxiety disorders, OCD, depression, school refusal, ADHD, and school issues. Habit Reversal Training and ComB are also offered. Also works with children with emotional and behavioral disorders, and collaborates with parents and schools to develop, implement, and maintain behavior plans. Provides parents with support and training to improve family life.

For over 30 years Pam Mills has been using clinical hypnotherapy to support her clients in greatly reducing, and often times eliminating, BFRBs so they can live their lives free of the shame and embarrassment they used to experience.While maintaining a private practice for almost 35 years as a level III Certified Addictions Counselor, Clinical Hypnotherapist, and clinical supervisor, Pam Mills is also the Director of The Denver School of Hypnotherapy. Before being appointed to the Colorado State Regulatory Board of Registered Psychotherapists in 2010 by Governor Bill Ritter, where she served as the Chairman for her entire term, she was appointed as Practice Monitor for Registered Psychotherapists. Pam is also the resident mentor for the University Health Science Center Integrative Care unit and is the Board Representative for the Colorado Mental Health Professionals Association.\_

I work with children, adolescents and adults from a cognitive-behavioral perspective to assess and treat body-focused, repetitive behaviors, such as hair-pulling and skin-picking, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.