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Sabina Kuc-Naser LMHC

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What excites you most about the evolving mental health landscape?

I love the increased accessibility that we have been seeing lately. With a better access to telehealth a lack of transportation, child care or a bad weather day doesn't mean you can't have your session. Telehealth allows us to connect with clients that otherwise wouldn't be able to keep up with their appointments. I think of a new mom struggling with postpartum depression without childcare that can have her session while baby is napping. I think of a different able body person who uses wheelchair and not having appropriate access to therapy offices. I think of a person working two jobs and being too tired to go to another appointment but could meet from the comfort of their own home. The more people we can reach, the more people we help the better we will fight the stigma as well.

What do you view as a key component of the therapeutic relationship?

I believe there are two equally important components of the therapeutic relationship and they are trust and safety. A safe and trusting relationship will help you explore and learn about yourself in a way that is healing and transformative. When we feel safe in a relationship we let ourselves be who we are. Its only when we feel safe that we can unpack our deepest fears, dreams, regrets, pains or anything else that is holding us back. Trust and safety needs to be nurtured from start till finish of the therapeutic relationship.

Are there any recurring themes or issues you’ve noticed as you treat people in your area of specialization, and how has this insight guided your approach?

The most recurring theme that I've noticed in my work thus far is people's resilience and ability to bounce back. Even when people hit a very rough spot and day after day struggle with challenges with the right support they can bounce back. I witnessed people build their lives back and love who they are even after years of struggles and pain. We are often reminded what we can't do but I love to remind my clients what they can do. I love to help my clients rediscover their strengths and abilities and that's a consistent guide of my approach.

Specialties

Anxiety

Attachment issues

Caregiver stress & support

Mood disorders

Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

General Expertise

Depression

Loss/Grief

Self-Esteem

Social Anxiety

Abuse/Survivors of abuse

Adoption & foster care

Chronic illness

Domestic violence

Fees

First Session$110
Individual Therapy$100

Types of Therapy

Individual Therapy

Clientele

Young Adults (18-24)

Adults (25-65)

Seniors (65+)

Treatment Approaches / Modalities

Strength Based Therapy

Person-Centered Therapy

Humanistic Therapy

Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Motivational Interviewing

Emotionally Focused Therapy

Attachment-Based Therapy

Training / Certifications

Advanced Certificate in Grief Counseling

Licensure

  • New York, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, 008067-01

Education

Mental Health Counseling, MA

Work History

My journey as a mental health counselor started at a social service agency where I have worked for over six years. I have worked with individuals who live with chronic stress that often leads to anxiety and depression as well as kinship caregivers of minors going through adjustment and often parenting for the second time around. While working with individuals of different age groups I often encountered grief and loss as one of the main life adjustments and challenges. Through my experience I've learned that human resiiliance and ability to heal are two invaluable assets that we all posses. It is with the right support that we stand up and grow stronger. These experiences have greatly shaped my therputic style and approach.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sabina Kuc-Naser, LMHC

It’s not uncommon to have questions before starting therapy. Sabina Kuc-Naser, LMHC, has answered a few of the questions they receive most often from new clients.

Is Sabina Kuc-Naser accepting new clients?

Yes, Sabina Kuc-Naser is accepting new clients.

Does Sabina Kuc-Naser accept insurance?

No, Sabina Kuc-Naser does not accept insurance.

What types of therapy does Sabina Kuc-Naser offer?

Sabina Kuc-Naser offers therapy for individuals.

Does Sabina Kuc-Naser offer in-person appointments?

No, but people in New York can book Sabina Kuc-Naser for virtual appointments (teletherapy).

Does Sabina Kuc-Naser offer online therapy?

Yes, Sabina Kuc-Naser offers online therapy to people in New York.

How quickly can I see Sabina Kuc-Naser?

Sabina Kuc-Naser typically can speak with new clients within 48 hours. You can see their current general office hours and request an appointment on their profile page.

What languages does Sabina Kuc-Naser speak?

Sabina Kuc-Naser conducts therapy sessions in English.

Can I book an appointment with Sabina Kuc-Naser online?

Yes, you can easily book an appointment with Sabina Kuc-Naser online using Choosing Therapy’s directory.

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