460 Bloomfield Ave. (The Crane Building)
Suite 209
Starr Therapy Montclair, New Jersey
Our therapists in Montclair, New Jersey are skilled in a range of research-supported treatment approaches and techniques. These include Gottman Method Couples Counseling to improve relationships, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) for trauma, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to modify unhelpful thinking patterns, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for emotion regulation, Somatic Experiencing (SE) to relieve somatic stress, Internal Family Systems (IFS) for exploring inner conflicts, and more. We aim to offer our clients in the Montclair area customized care using proven methodologies so they can overcome obstacles and live fuller lives. Please contact us to learn more about how our treatments can help you thrive.
At our practice in Montclair, New Jersey, we recognize that venting and being heard are vital parts of therapy. However, we don’t simply let you monologue through entire sessions. Many clients come to us after having passive “listen only” therapy, craving more active guidance. Our engaged, interactive style helps you gain insights to transform your life. We teach you to identify unhelpful thought patterns, face anxieties head-on, process traumas, and retrain your brain. Our goal is to equip you with practical skills to independently manage life’s challenges long after our sessions end. We want to collaborate with you to create lasting change. Contact us today to learn more about our transformative approach to therapy in Montclair.
Individual Therapy
Couples Therapy
Child/Adolescent Therapy
Parenting/Co-parenting
Bariatrics Patients
Our therapists in Montclair, New Jersey are trained in a range of research-backed approaches including Gottman Method for couples, EMDR for trauma, CBT to change unhelpful thinking, hypnotherapy to increase motivation, and DBT for emotion regulation.
When you work with us, expect to gain meaningful insights in a supportive yet challenging environment. You’ll be gently confronted when needed to facilitate growth. We’ll also provide personalized “homework” between sessions – not tedious like schoolwork, but targeted mental and behavioral exercises that reinforce our in-office work and accelerate progress. This collaborative approach produces real, lasting change. If you’re ready to gain the skills and clarity to transform your life, contact us today.
Recent research indicates that LGBTQIA+ community members face a significantly higher likelihood—nearly three times more—of experiencing major depression and generalized anxiety disorders compared to their cisgender heterosexual counterparts. Additionally, studies have highlighted that LGBTQIA+ individuals are at an elevated risk of grappling with suicidal thoughts and attempts. Notably, LGBTQIA+ youth are almost five times as likely to attempt suicide compared to their heterosexual peers. These are terrifying and unacceptable statistics.
Our unwavering dedication to the LGBTQIA+ community lies in fostering an empathetic and nurturing environment where everyone, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression, can access the assistance and care they rightfully deserve.
A 2023 survey by Pew Research Center on Parenting in America revealed that most feel parenting is harder than they expected it to be. And for good reason! Becoming a parent is both exciting and disorienting for mothers and fathers in different ways. We know that 1 in 5 mothers experiences postpartum depression, however, other less-publicized challenges also impact the transition to parenthood for both partners including:
– traumatic birthing experiences
– postpartum anxiety and OCD
– financial stress
– sleep deprivation
– identity/role changes
– relationship changes
– overall confidence in parenting abilities
Supporting expectant mothers and fathers in navigating these challenges even before the baby arrives is essential to help them prepare for this significant life transition.
We honor the unique-ness of each parent’s journey by recognizing that what works for one may not work for another. Our clinicians focus on empowering couples to feel informed, prepared, and emotionally supported as they navigate this new chapter of life.
A 2023 survey by Pew Research Center on Parenting in America revealed that most feel parenting is harder than they expected it to be. And for good reason! Becoming a parent is both exciting and disorienting for mothers and fathers in different ways. We know that 1 in 5 mothers experiences postpartum depression, however, other less-publicized challenges also impact the transition to parenthood for both partners including:
– traumatic birthing experiences
– postpartum anxiety and OCD
– financial stress
– sleep deprivation
– identity/role changes
– relationship changes
– overall confidence in parenting abilities
Supporting expectant mothers and fathers in navigating these challenges even before the baby arrives is essential to help them prepare for this significant life transition.
We honor the unique-ness of each parent’s journey by recognizing that what works for one may not work for another. Our clinicians focus on empowering couples to feel informed, prepared, and emotionally supported as they navigate this new chapter of life.
460 BLOOMFIELD AVE (THE CRANE BUILDING), SUITE 209, MONTCLAIR, NJ 07042
Wednesdays 8am-7pm
201-464-2569
Accepting Clients for Telehealth Sessions for NJ & NY Residents.