Pompton Lakes Therapists specializing in Marriage Counseling

Rachel Landman

I began my career working in school settings, supporting children on the autism spectrum and those with developmental, social, or emotional concerns. Over the years, my practice has expanded to include adults, children, couples, and families, addressing a wide range of psychological and relational issues. This diverse experience enriches my ability to connect with and support my clients through their unique life challenges.

Fatemah Dhirani

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor specializing in anxiety, depression, and mood disorders, working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families. As Director of the Intern Department and a Clinical Supervisor, I mentor emerging clinicians, providing training and guidance. My role ensures future therapists develop the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to deliver high-quality, client-centered care.

James Clementi

I have experience working as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a range of individuals and couples through a spectrum of life's challenges including grief, complex trauma and life transitions. I am passionate about healing emotional pain through building a strong therapeutic relationship. My approach to therapy is based on listening, empathy and creating safety to explore your emotions and experiences without judgement.

Macaul Hodge

I have experience working with a wide range of clients of varying ages and backgrounds. I have worked with clients suffering from an array of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, eating disorders, and suicidality. I support individuals, couples, and families in confronting their challenges and help them make positive changes within themselves.

Zeist Rizvi

My experience includes working with children, adolescents, and adults—both individually and in couples and family settings—helping them navigate challenges like anxiety, depression, self-esteem concerns, relationship issues, and family dynamics. Informed by my multicultural background as a Pakistani woman, I’m also deeply passionate about supporting South Asian communities and addressing the unique cultural and identity concerns faced by immigrant groups.

Megan Wessler

With a collaborative and affirming approach to therapy, my practice is grounded in the belief that every individual has the capacity for continuous growth and self-discovery. Using compassion and authenticity, I draw from a variety of therapeutic influences including person-centered, psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and narrative approaches to meet the unique needs of each client.

Kristjana McCarthy

I have worked with a wide diversity of individuals and couples including LGBTQIA+ and gender expansive folks, children, adolescents, adults, military service members, and veterans. My work has primarily been with people struggling with anxiety, depression, personality disorders, PTSD, Bipolar I, ADHD, and interpersonal concerns.

Kristina Damiano

I have clinical experience using a cultural, and trauma informed perspective to individualize treatment for my clients. I specialize in working with clients with anxiety, eating disorders/body image issues, OCD, relationship issues, ASD, ADHD, self-esteem, and sex and intimacy issues. I work with children, adolescents, adults, families, couples and LGBTQ+ individuals.

Jonathan Vargas

With 6+ years of experience, I have worked in a school setting and in private practice supporting clients individually and within groups. I have worked with clients to explore their identity, sexuality, strengths, self-esteem, environmental stressors, and interpersonal relationships, helping them to develop healthy boundaries and coping skills to use throughout their life’s many transitions.

Lynnikka Draper

My clients come from diverse backgrounds dealing with anxiety, depressive symptoms and relationships. They are dealing with life transitions with a little extra support from therapy and coping skills that are provided

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Celestine David

My clients need someone to listen to them—to be heard in a “safe space” where they can freely express themselves. They understand that everyone struggles and that it’s okay to ask for help. Their goals are to learn better ways to cope and deal with their issues. They want to live their best life without fear and anxiety but with courage and resilience. Working together, my hope is to get you closer to your ideal self: a self without despair and filled with hope.

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Hillary Geffner

We all experience difficult times in our lives. Many struggle to maintain healthy relationships with partners/friends/family, struggle to manage stress or know how to navigate life stage transitions. By strengthening your emotional wellbeing & gaining insight into your triggers you will enhance your self-worth & confidence, improve communication or intimacy in relationships, slow down reactivity, and stop repeating self-destructive cycles.

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Mae Jones

At Resilience Lab I help people stay centered and connected to themselves as they move into new life stages. During these times, our relationships and identities often come into focus, especially when it comes to forming new friendships, changing family structures, or starting a new romantic relationship. In our work together, we’ll explore all the intersecting parts of your identity and focus on ways to build healthy, nourishing connections with the people around you.

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Jessica Harmon

I enjoy working with individuals who are open-minded, flexible, and motivated. You may be struggling with substance misuse, depression, stress, or anything in between, and my goal is to help you build your confidence so you can work through these challenges and setbacks.

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Eben Stiles

Many of my clients are moving through symptoms of anxiety, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, or PTSD. Others are going through periods of adjustment and transition, or possibly grief and loss. If that sounds like you, we’ll work together to manage these difficult emotions so you can eventually find more peace, happiness, and self confidence. Through our time, we’ll collaborate to create new ways of coping, identify the things getting in the way of living the life you deserve.

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Emily Lalka

My clients are people who want more from life and are ready to shed the limiting beliefs holding them back from being the most confident version of themselves. Throughout life, we learn defense mechanisms and poor coping strategies that keep our authenticity and inner spark locked deep inside of us. By going to therapy, you can dig through layers of programming that leave your true self boxed in, rewrite the stories that keep you small, and find the inner fuel for making the most out of life.

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Abbe Payne-Meili

Many women struggle with anxiety or building healthy relationships because we’re socialized to people please, be polite at all costs, and say yes when we mean no. Most of us were never taught to set healthy boundaries, stand up for ourselves, or express our needs, which can lead to feeling disrespected, taken advantage of, and undervalued. At Resilience Lab my work is centered around empowering women to tune into their inner wisdom and speak up so they can move through life with confidence.

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Khadija Abubakar

At Resilience Lab my clients include women of color from diverse backgrounds who are struggling with self love, self esteem, colorism, hair stigma, cultural adjustment, religious identity, and intersectionality. Women of color are hit the hardest with race-related stress, and yet they seldom have the proper resources or tools to heal. In my practice, I help clients disrupt the intergenerational trauma that continues impacting them.

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Vernon Bauer

I work with queer-identifying individuals—either creative or corporate in their pursuits—who are searching for purpose, feeling stuck, or looking for more than just a “quick fix.” My patients are invited to use their voice, be heard, and explore what’s on their mind. Ultimately, they come out of therapy with a deeper understanding of themselves and tools to make meaningful adjustments in their day-to-day life.

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Tianyu Zhang

At Resilience Lab I work with individuals who carry this struggle as they face issues like depression, anxiety, and trauma. I also love working with young millennials or any young adults experiencing “quarter-life crises”. Having immigrated to the US, I'm also able to work with immigrants who are dealing with culture shock. Sometimes, you don't want to have to explain everything to your therapist. If you want a therapist who gets it- the culture, the norms, the transition- let’s work together.

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