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01Where can I find Ali?+
Ali is a therapist working virtually at St. Mark's Place Institute for Mental Health in NYC.
02Who does Ali work with?+
Ali works with individuals and couples above the age of 18 who live in New York State.
03How can therapy with Ali help me?+
Therapy with Ali provides a safe and supportive space to explore emotions, gain insight, and develop coping strategies to address life's challenges. Together, you can work toward personal growth, resilience, and a deeper understanding of yourself.
04What types of issues does Ali specialize in?+
Ali specializes in helping individuals and couples navigate depression, trauma, anxiety, panic disorders, anger management, obsessive-compulsive disorders, and relationship challenges. She also is an LGBTQ+ advocate and has experience in the community’s unique needs.
05What can I expect during a therapy session with Ali?+
During sessions, Ali will listen empathetically, offer support and guidance, and collaborate with you to explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Together, you will work toward understanding underlying issues and developing practical solutions for positive change.
06How long are therapy sessions, and how often should I attend?+
Sessions are typically 45 minutes long and begin with weekly sessions to address your needs. Ali will work with you to create a personalized treatment plan that fits your needs and preferences.
07What are Ali's qualifications and training?+
Ali holds a Master's in Social Work from New York University and has a certificate from the Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy in psychodynamic therapy. Her undergraduate studies were at Columbia University majoring in Psychology. She has extensive experience working with diverse populations and is committed to ongoing professional development and growth.
08How do I schedule a consultation with Ali?+
You can schedule a free 30-minute consultation with Ali by contacting her on our contact page.
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