Suzanne Feinstein, PhD

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Manhattan
144 East 44th Street Suite 401 (between Lexington and 3rd), New York 10017, NY
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Reviews (5)
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Help with coping with childhood trauma as an adult
I have seen Suzanne Fienstein for CBT and find her to be incredibly skilled and supportive. -
Seeking therapist for anxiety
I very highly recommend Suzanne Feinstein for helping with anxiety. She uses cognitive behavior therapy as one modality among others. I don't know how she is seeing patients during this time but I imagine it is remotely. She is worth the money. -
Review from the 2021 Therapist Survey
During what time span have you seen this therapist? Every two weeks for the past 8 months Type of therapist: Psychologist What kind of patients does this therapist see? Older Children (pre-teens), Teens, Adults (individual therapy), Couples, Families If the therapist treats any special kinds of issues or uses specific therapeutic techniques, please list/describe those here. PPD, PPA, anxiety, OCD, CBT In-person, Zoom, or telephone therapy? Telephone therapy, Zoom/Video therapy, In-person therapy Briefly describe the reasons you decided to seek help: OCD, obsessive/intrusive thoughts, social anxiety Does the therapist take insurance, and if not, how has your experience been with filing claims? Not sure, but she helps patients navigate insurance claims Review: She is fabulous. Picked up immediately on what kind of help I needed. So knowledgeable about OCD, anxiety, and CBT. I improved dramatically under her care. -
SUMMARY: ISO: CBT therapist rec for a mom
Try Suzanne Feinstein. She is amazing and is on East 44th. She is expensive but really really really good. https://www.behaviortherapynyc.com/ -
Re: [ANONYMOUS] Therapist for anxiety-related disordered eating
I'm not a professional but I'm pretty sure you'll have better outcomes with a CBT based therapist than regular talk therapy. Good on you for reaching out for help - its out there, for sure. My CBT therapist is not in Brooklyn, but she's great: Suzanne Feinstein