Alice Sheinman, LAC

Alice Sheinman is a Licensed Associate Counselor, a National
Certified Counselor and a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor.
She received her B.A. from New York University, and M.S. in
Rehabilitation Counseling from Rutgers University. She
provides clients with a therapeutic environment where they can
feel safe, heard, non-judged, and supported. Alice utilizes an
integrative approach, often pulling from various therapeutic
modalities to best meet the needs of each client. Empathy,
compassion, experience and humor are key components in her
approach to helping her clients as they develop coping skills and
learn to empower themselves.

We are mental health providers which specialize in a variety of conditions including Generalized Anxiety disorder, Major Depression, OCD, PTSD, Bipolar, Mood disorders, Autism, Personality disorders, Anger management, Addiction.

Phone:
(201) 490-5158

Email:
hamiltonbehavioralappointment@gmail.com

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