Welcome to the Brooklyn Center for Mindfulness and Psychotherapy, where healing, growth, and transformation are at the heart of our practice. I’m Liza Mordkovich, a dedicated professional with a passion for helping individuals conquer anxiety, addiction, stress, and navigate the complex terrain of perinatal mood disorders.
My approach to the
I believe in providing strong and positive support to help people to heal and grow. I believe that it is the client who does the healing and that I am a support, guide, and witness to their own process. It has been my honor to watch many people who have been suffering from the effects of trauma heal, flourish, and begin to live full and happy lives
As a psychotherapist, I am guided by my intensive psychoanalytic training primarily centered on identifying root causes (both conscious and unconscious) that may be interfering with one’s ability to lead the life of one’s choosing. Instead of applying band-aid quick fixes to resolve deep-seated issues, I am committed to helping clients
As a therapist, my approach is centered on your inner-world. Who you are on the inside matters much more than the circumstances of your life, and I am passionate about helping people grow to appreciate and be curious about themselves. Most of us have hidden parts of ourselves that we’ve tucked away because of life, but I’m here to help
I am a seasoned mental health professional and strategic thinker with a passion for guiding individuals toward meaningful personal growth. I specialize in working with analytical and motivated individuals who are eager to deepen their self-awareness, strengthen their emotional resilience, and navigate life’s challenges with greater clarity.
I appreciate the quote, "You don't have to be sick to get better." This reflects my approach as a solution-focused therapist. My ideal client is someone facing challenges like anxiety, depression, or relationship struggles but is also eager to enhance what’s already going well in their life. Together, we’ll not only address
As a therapist, I strive to provide a safe and encouraging environment for my clients to grow. Through an open, client-centered approach I allow my patients to discover their own inner-strength. By seeking therapy, you demonstrate your willingness to step up to new challenges. For this reason, I see great strength in everyone who contacts me, and m
Dr. Fuller aims to minimize the frequency and intensity of the client's suffering and emotional pain, as well as self-defeating patterns, and he helps the client to develop skills leading to life satisfaction and goal achievement. In doing this, Dr. Fuller places a strong emphasis on cognitive-behavioral theory (CBT) and associated techniques. Dr.
It may be a little unorthodox to introduce my practice to you on a negative note. But the truth is that what brought me to Goodtherapy was..."not-good therapy"! My own, as patient. With an intelligent, highly trained practitioner, who knows how to practice good therapy...and didn't.
This got me thinking: How is it that good therapis
I have been practicing psychotherapy with individuals and couples in New York City for over 20 years. I view all personal and interpersonal pain as a result of unresolved trauma, be it attachment trauma or trauma due to life shattering incidents, like accidents or natural disasters. I often use EMDR with my individual clients, a therapy which is ve
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