Aug 23, 2017
Looking for additional support or ready to move in a new direction? Let Stephanie Vanden Bos, LCSW help you pave the way for more joy, confidence and pride.
August 23, 2017 —
Looking for additional support or ready to move in a new direction? Let Stephanie Vanden Bos, LCSW help you pave the way for more joy, confidence and pride.
Most people come in for help managing overwhelming feelings and problematic thoughts & beliefs, and in almost every case to work on some important relationship in their lives. Therapy is an opportunity to open up your mind, heart and relationships to new possibilities, and to do so while receiving support, encouragement and additional perspective.
Located in the Flatiron area of Manhattan, Stephanie Vanden Bos works with individuals and couples to help them relieve emotional pain such as stress, anxiety, sadness, anger, loss & resentment and also to help them achieve their most important personal goals, like creating love, joy, stability & satisfaction.
If you are looking for someone who will take your concerns seriously, Stephanie Vanden Bos is an expert you can call for help.
Her areas of expertise include: depression, sadness, grief, loss or trauma, complex relationship or family problems, overwhelming stress, anxiety, fear, doubt or anger, issues related to sex, sexuality, gender & identity, doubts related to feeling either too much or too little, concerns about work, career & ambition, and coping with addiction and recovery.
As humans we are wired for connection, and it is precisely the quality of our connections to ourselves, and others that brings vitality, purpose and meaning into our lives. If you are looking for more connection, reach out today to schedule a consultation.
About Stephanie Vanden Bos, LCSW:
Stephanie Vanden Bos is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over 10 years of experience providing psychotherapy to adult individuals and couples in New York and Jersey City. Her primary areas of expertise are relationships, depression, trauma and anxiety. Stephanie is an interactive, solution-focused therapist. Her approach is to provide support and practical plain-spoken feedback to help people discuss and address their most personal challenges. She offers a highly personalized treatment that integrates thinking, feeling and doing. She helps people build on their strengths, address problems and become more involved in their own lives in ways that minimize pain, promote growth and cultivate a deeper sense of satisfaction.
Contact Info:
Name: Stephanie Vanden Bos
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (646) 661-0259
Organization: Stephanie Vanden Bos - LCSW
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