Williamsburg Therapy Group Announces New Location

A Full Service Mental Health Collective  

Why go over the bridge when you can get full service therapy right here in North Brooklyn? In response to the overwhelming need here, Williamsburg Therapy Group has expanded to a new location to make it even more convenient to the community.

Williamsburg Therapy Group has moved a few doors down to 38 Grand St in the former Metropolitan Hotel, built in 1870. This landmark buildings’ parlor floor has undergone an extensive renovation transforming it into the permanent home of WTG, while maintaining the property’s old world charm. As the group expands, it continues to meet the needs of this dynamic and vibrant neighborhood, brightening the lives of local residents in need of mental health care.

Williamsburg Therapy Group is a full service mental health practice staffed with top doctoral-level psychologists and psychiatrists with years of experience in both private and public spheres of the mental health profession. Founded by psychologist Dr. Daniel Selling, the group also includes Dr.’s Maureen Lindmeier, Jacob Kaplan and psychiatrist Dr. Jason Hershberger. All of the doctors share an innovate treatment philosophy that incorporates tenets of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems Theory, Solution Focused Therapy and Psychoanalytic Theory to provide patients with customized and practical solutions to achieve a more balanced, fulfilling life.

Areas of practice include:
Relationships
Anxiety & Depression
Severe Emotional Conditions
Addiction

For more information and to set up an initial consultation, click here.

Williamsburg Therapy Group
38 Grand St
Brooklyn, NY 11249
(347) 765-0904

Sponsored post courtesy of Williamsburg Therapy Group.

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Back in the late 1990's, Greenpoint was the first New York City neighborhood that I aimlessly walked through and I immediately fell in love with it. I've lived in Greenpoint now for over a decade and I still love it for both its new additions and older, timeless qualities.

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