New Haven Therapists specializing in Parenting

Dr. Johana Kuemerle-Pinillos

I am deeply passionate about my work with you individually or in relationships, and genuinely enjoy being part of your journey. The therapeutic relationship is the focus of my practice as I thrive to provide you with a safe, kind, nonjudgemental space. Allowing you to grow, and to overcome any difficulties that are keeping you from being the best version of yourself. I believe past unresolved difficult or traumatic experiences can have a great impact on your current life and relationships.

James Killian

My clients are typically high-functioning, motivated, and committed to making changes in their lives. They value their time and as such, my approach is to implement a straightforward model for fast, effective results. This involves exploring how thoughts and behaviors are helping or hurting and implementing highly effective and results-oriented mindfulness techniques. Clients have described their therapeutic experience with me as authentic and compassionate, focused, and purpose-driven.

Renee Cifarelli

I am trained in Low Energy Neurofeedback System (LENS) and Bioregulation Therapy in the treatment of conditions involving: cognition, mood, sleep, motor functioning, executive functioning, sensory processing, anxiety, impulsivity, pain, and concussions/TBI. I believe the transformative power of neurofeedback offers clients a non-medical tool to treat many conditions.

Misty Ginicola

My clients at Walk in Balance Counseling are looking to find balance and joy. I work with folx who have experienced marginalization, sometimes from the very beginning of their lives. They often feel depression and anxiety, and are not sure how to heal. As many families carry cultural and generational trauma, my clients have received the message to fracture and hide parts of who they are for their own safety. I work with clients to reunite those fractures into wholeness.

Jorge Fernandez

Thank you for visiting my profile. If you are looking to work with me, you are ready to roll up your sleeves and do the hard work as a team. Therapy is hard work. It involves going into the outside world and trying new, often scary things, whether that may be with our partners, families, or even ourselves. It's often by taking ourselves out of our comfort zone, and breaking up those same old patterns that are not working for us, that we truly begin to see change.

Jennifer Kneeland

If you are ready to create real change in your life and are tired of recycling the same conflicts then I encourage you to reach out to me today.

Kate Gebbie

As a parent and as a treater of parents for many years, I focus on helping parents understand their parenting styles, manage their own stress, and provide ways for parents to connect differently with their children. Because I am a psychodynamic-oriented therapist, I often use the experiences that parents had growing up to help them identify patterns of their own behavior in the present day. I have a background in MDFT and IICAPS (CT model) which has guided my intervention practice with parents.

Emilie Steinnagel

Have you lost confidence you once had? Do you feel stuck in a rut, unsure about what to do next? Many people navigating life transitions or personal crises feel lost or alone along the way. We make mistakes, get caught in unhealthy relationships, and stray from who we want to be. We doubt ourselves and fall into negative patterns. We become anxious, depressed, or feel stuck. Now is your time to rebuild your sense of safety, security, and purpose and to get your life back on the path you choose.

Rebecca Cohen

Folks come to see me when they are experiencing a wide range of stressors in life. Most commonly, I work with young to middle aged adults who are focusing on the next steps in their lives. This may be regarding their relationships, their education, their careers, or an aspect of their identity. Together, we dig into experiences, past, present, and future to help integrate various parts of who you are so that you feel present and embodied as you move forward.

Laura Davis

Are you feeling like it's time to talk to someone? If you have been feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or depressed, and you think it's time for a change, you have come to the right place.

Renee Kochera

My specialty is in family and relational issues. I work closely with families around co-parenting, high-stress, anxiety, depression, difficulty durring life stage transitions, communication skills, boundary setting, grief & loss, trauma, and other challenges in life. I also take a special interest in women's issues related to parenthood and childhood development.

Stephanie Potenza

Betsy Rivera Ruiz

I believe that each individual has the ability to change and needs the right tools and guidance to help bring them to their goals.

Jessica Byers

Have you been waiting and hoping that someone or something in your life will change? Is there something that you want to be different, but everything you’ve done has led to the same results leaving you feeling depressed, frustrated or overwhelmed? Sometimes you feel you’re communicating your feelings and needs to others, but the situation does not seem to get better. I can help you find ways to take control of your emotions so that you can feel better, and improve your relationships.

Joyce Gendler

I love to work with people who are eager and willing to learn more about themselves. Whether you're simply feeling off, on the brink of change or just are ready to grow, my individualized, empathetic, creative and collaborative approach to therapy will support you in identifying and moving you toward achieving your goals. I work with children, adolescents, young adults and adults who are ready to explore new possibilities for themselves, their relationships and how they feel inside everyday.

Rejeanne Toussaint @ Melanite Wellness LLC

I applaud you in taking the first step! Life can take us down curvy roads that can be overwhelming and scary. I have experience working with those struggling with anxiety, trauma, depression, addictions, life transitions, grief, marital issues such as infertility, those undergoing IVF/IUI treatments and/or dealing with infidelity. I am a perinatal trained (PSI) therapist working with clients struggling with pregnancy, postpartum or miscarriage and loss.

Heather Elder

I understand how difficult it is to make changes in our lives. We all continue to repeat the same patterns in some way. It is natural to want to resist change; however, it is possible to break through the resistance. If you are reading this you have already decided to face resistance. I commend you, and I am here to support you in taking the next steps on the path you have already chosen. You are not alone. We can do this together, no matter what you are struggling with.

Delmaliz Montes de Oca

Are you spending countless nights tossing and turning in bed? Unable to sleep, a million racing thoughts in your mind? Have you recently experienced a traumatic life event and are unable to discuss this with those closest to you for fear of being judged or shamed? Or are you ready to start a new career path but don’t feel like you have the confidence needed to make the jump?

Anne Sansone

I serve ages 4-104, including those with mood or relational issues. If you are searching for a safe space to process life's ups-and-downs, I encourage you to contact me for a brief phone consultation to determine if I would be a good fit for your needs.

Karen Silva, LMFT

Walking life’s path we all encounter crossroads, obstacles, or inability to see ahead. We might get flooded with anxiety, or bogged down by choice; pausing our journey. One positive way to resume progress is to gain insight into the challenge and find a next step. Taking a step shifts perspective, enabling the discovery of yet more steps. Successful clients begin to view challenges as a way to build understanding, transforming difficulties into opportunities for growth.