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Therapists in Ridgewood, NJ

Find the right therapist in Ridgewood, NJ for you. Each profile lists the insurances the provider takes, typical costs per session, and how to get in contact.
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Michael SanyaM

Michael Sanya

DNP,APRN,PMHNP-BC
Online & In-Person
Meet Michael, a dedicated Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner with a focus on compassionate and patient-centered care. Michael has been a vital part of the Compassionate Care Mental Health Services team since March 2024, providing thoughtful evaluations and essential treatment for conditions like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, OCD, and ADHD. He not only manages medications but also offers supportive therapy to ensure his patients feel heard and valued. Michael also contributes to Oasis Mental Health Centers, specializing in major depression, panic disorder, anxiety, OCD treatments with medications, and also utilizing advanced methods such as Spravato nasal spray and TMS evaluations. With a keen eye for patient follow-ups and progress, he ensures that every individual receives personalized attention. Previously, as a Staff Nurse at St. Mary's General Hospital, Michael excelled in patient assessments, medication management, and wound care. He provided critical education and support to patients and their families, making healthcare accessible and understandable. His ability to respond effectively in emergencies and collaborate with healthcare teams sets him apart. An active member of the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing, Michael is known for his patience, kindness, and dedication to evidence-based outcomes. With Michael, you're in caring and capable hands, committed to your well-being every step of the way.
Malka ShawM

Malka Shaw

LCSW
Online & In-PersonAccepting New Clients
I've been a licensed clinical social worker for over twenty five years, and in that time I've learned that most people don't come to therapy because they want to talk about their problems. They come because they're ready for something to actually change. My training is in trauma, and EMDR has been a core part of how I work for a long time now, but the bulk of my practice is with women navigating a major shift, dating again after years out of the field, going through a divorce or a breakup, becoming a mother, working through midlife issues, or dealing with work related stress and burnout. I also work with couples who are trying to figure out whether they can rebuild something or whether they're ready to move on, and either way, want to do it with more clarity than they came in with. What tends to set my work apart is that I never treat a person's background, whatever it is, as separate from what's actually going on with them clinically. That comes out of years spent developing a real depth in Jewish cultural competency the psychological impact of antisemitism , work I also train other clinicians and organizations in, but the underlying skill is the same no matter who is sitting across from me, understanding the full context someone is carrying and working with it, not around it. I've been in private practice since 2008. If you're looking for someone who takes what's going on seriously and has the years behind her to know what actually helps, I'd be glad to talk.