Location: |
William A Karlin, Ph.D. 345 7th Avenue Suite 1601J New York, NY 10001
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Phone: |
(646) 262-1559
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Email: |
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Profession: |
Psychologist
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Services: |
Psychotherapy/Counseling Telehealth (Video/Phone) Therapy
I offer in-person sessions, phone sessions and video sessions. |
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Session Formats: |
Individuals Family
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Practice Description: |
I see psychotherapy as a dialogue between two people that can yield great personal growth and transformation. The unique context of a safe, supportive and trusting psychotherapeutic relationship facilitates the exploration/examination of areas of difficulty, hurt, and vulnerability. As a therapist, I help my patients gain a deeper understanding of their problems through a detailed examination of their current and past experiences. I believe that a discussion of thoughts, feelings and conflicts can leads to increased awareness about one's self, a deepening of consciousness and a release of pent up emotion. Therapeutic work often yields new perspectives and insights while illuminating destructive and unproductive patterns of behavior. My patients typically gain increased confidence/self acceptance and in turn, feel empowered to make improvements in their lives.
I believe a therapist should be pragmatic and flexible. Each person needs to be approached in a way that supports her or his unique needs. I dislike orthodoxy and rigidity. I think it is important to meet people where they are at and work with individuals at their own pace. I believe in working in an open, active and collaborative way with my patients, whether it be offering my insights, comments, advice or asking probing questions. I also welcome feedback and thoughts from my patients about how our work is progressing.
In addition to my work in private practice, I have also been the Program Director of an HIV Mental Program in Brooklyn, taught counseling at Teachers College/Columbia University and lead seminars on professional development to psychology trainees. For many years now, I have also supervised psychologists, psychology doctoral candidates, social workers, and addiction counselors.
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Practice Specialties or Interests:
(Strengths are in bold text) |
Depression Relationship Issues Grief/Loss Adjustment Disorder Alcoholism Anger Management Anxiety HIV/AIDS-related Issues LGBTQ Issues Life Transitions Men's Issues Personal Growth PTSD Self-Esteem Stress Management Substance Abuse Health Problems
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Age Specialties: |
Adults
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Additional Demographic Expertise: |
Asian Black and African American Buddhist Christian Jewish LGBTQ+ Muslim
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Treatment Approaches: |
Existential/Humanistic Integrative Interpersonal Therapy (IPT) Person-Centered Therapy Psychoanalytic Therapy Psychodynamic Therapy
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Education: |
Ph.D., St. John's University, 2001
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License #: |
015179 |
Licensed In: |
New York |
Professional Affiliations: |
| American Psychological Association | | APA Division 42 - Psychologists in Independent Practice |
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Fee Schedule: |
Standard Fee: $280 (Sliding fee also offered in some instances) |
Accepted Insurance: |
Aetna Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Cigna Empire BlueCross BlueShield
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Insurance and Billing Details: |
I accept several insurances as an in-network provider, including Blue Cross, and Aetna. Many insurance plans will also offer excellent reimbursement to out of network providers. |
Office Hours: |
8:30 am to 9:00 pm |
Driving Directions: |
Located near Penn Station.
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Additional Comments: |
My office is easily accessible by public transportation. Many subway lines are near my office (A, C, E, Q, R, N, F, D, B, 1, 2, 3). My office is also located very close to Penn Station. |
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In-person and Telehealth |
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Accepting New Clients: Yes | Free 15-minute Consult: Yes | Years in Practice: Over 20 | Sliding Fee Scale: Yes | Evening Availability: Yes | Near Public Transport: Yes |
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