Nelson Lacy Group

Stacy Blumenreich, LMSW

Therapist

Brooklyn

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My approach is warm, authentic, and non-judgemental. I work from a relational perspective, meaning together we will use curiosity to explore and understand your motivations, emotional reactions, and thought patterns.

I work with adults and college students experiencing anxiety, depression, OCD, emotional dysregulation, and relationship challenges. I am trained in psychodynamic therapy, as well as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and will approach our work together based on your individual needs.

My goal is to provide a space for you to reflect and process; to help you make the changes you have been wanting to make.

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Lyla Denburg, LMSW

Therapist

Brooklyn

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With the right safety and support, we all have the capacity to heal. I use experientially-oriented therapy to help you move through barriers so that you can arrive into your body with compassion and connection, explore your relationship to self and others. I offer a relational and collaborative approach that centers your specific needs and our distinct work together. I integrate specialized training in Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) with psychodynamic, mindfulness, attachment-based, and trauma centered approaches. I serve clients of all gender identities, sexual orientations, and relationship styles with a dedicated focus on LGBTQ+ communities. Above all, I'm dedicated to co-creating an environment of non-judgement and compassionate safety so that your courageous healing can come forth. From this place, we will come to understand patterns that create stuckness and practice new skills so you can embody insights, change, and self-belonging.

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Amber Eltaieb, LMSW

Therapist

Brooklyn

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As a therapist in a post pandemic world, my focus will be on assisting you in improving your overall quality of life. Our work together will be collaborative, effective and engaging - I’ll also always keep it real (and kind). I approach my work from a trauma informed, anti-racist lens and I mindfully hold space for you in a co-created, emotionally safe environment. My approach is both sex positive and LGBTQIA+ affirming.

As a daughter to mixed race Yemeni immigrants, I’m well experienced in helping individuals with identity issues integrate all of their respective identities, be it racial, ethnic, cultural, sexual  or otherwise - I’ve got you covered.  As a mother to a mixed race child, while also being in a mixed race partnership of my own, I’m particularly experienced in helping partners identify the source(s) of their relationship dissatisfaction within the full context of each individual’s identity and I will provide you with tools that will help you and your partner co-create the type of relationship you want to experience. I have experience working with traditional and non-traditional partnerships alike and I see you as you want to be seen.

I’m committed to approaching my work from a holistic standpoint and believe the human body is one of the most understated resources we have for our healing. When appropriate I incorporate guided meditation, progressive muscle relaxation and breathing exercises into our work together (not just with individuals - with couples, too). 

Though I’ve received training in several schools of thought, such Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, the Ackerman Relational Approach, Emotionally Focused Therapy, the Gottman Method,  Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, I use these methods to create personalized care that honors your unique lived experiences and all of the identities you carry. 

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Fem Erkaya, MHC-LP

Therapist

Brooklyn

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Therapy is a safe, compassionate and supportive journey where we work together to better understand and make sense of ourselves, our experiences, and repeating patterns. At the very heart of our work, we explore the experiences that have shaped and brought us to where we are while building bridges between our past and present to break cycles that are often painful to us. It is not the most difficult experiences that bring psychological suffering but our tendency to avoid and disregard our emotions that arise from such experiences. If we can learn to listen what our inner selves are telling us and explore the core dynamics behind our emotions and behaviors, only then we can create sustainable acceptance and compassion for all sides of ourselves. My role as a therapist is to be a non-judgmental and a supportive guide for my clients to gently be with them in this journey through all the up and downs while we collaboratively untangle the knots and rediscover our true selves.

As a Turkish born and an internationally trained counselor, I received my bachelors in psychology at Istanbul Bilgi University and my master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling at Brooklyn College. I have worked as a mental health counselor in research centers, private practice, and inpatient mental health settings with a prior focus in trauma-related issues. I am currently a post-graduate psychoanalytic candidate at the Training Institute for Mental Health. I now provide person-centered, individual, psychodynamic-based therapy to adults of all backgrounds in both English and Turkish languages.

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Contact Fem here