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Jill Berger, LCSW

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“Mental health…is not a destination, but a process. It’s about how you drive, not where you’re going.” – Noam Shpancer, PhD

Phone - +1-516-405-0503

Every person has had difficult moments in their life. This is one of the things that bonds us as human beings. We all have things in common, such as feeling the same emotions, dealing with similar situations, or having similar ways of thinking. Though we share these commonalities, each person has their own experiences that are unique to them. This is the perspective I take when it comes to my therapy practice. Each client brings their own unique set of needs and experiences, which needs a unique and individualistic therapy approach, different from the next client.

Specialties

Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, Life Transitions, Identity Development, Relationship Development/Issues, Communication, Self-Esteem, Familial Relations, Socialization, Media, Body Image, Stress Management, Coping Skills, Emotional Regulation and Child Development.

Finances

Private Pay Rate $150+

In-Network with Aetna 

In-Network with Northwell

Other Insurances Out of Network

Qualifications

Jill Berger is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She received her MSW from New York University in 2020. She also received a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Adelphi University in 2016, with Minors in Communications, and Child & Family Studies.

About Me

One thing that bonds us as human beings is that we have all had difficult moments. I have come to see that human beings respond to difficulties in similar ways: the way we think, feel and act. However, I have also come to see that each person has their own unique set of needs within these difficult experiences, which is why I provide a unique and individualized therapeutic approach. I provide a nonjudgmental and supportive space that allows my clients to feel comfortable enough to explore their thoughts and feelings. I accompany my clients on their journeys as they explore old and new challenges they may be facing.


Therapy can serve as a way to get to know ourselves better. I provide a nonjudgmental and supportive space that allows my clients feel comfortable enough to explore their thoughts and feelings. Therapy can be a place for people to grow and learn more about themselves and the world around them. I accompany my clients on their journeys as they explore old and new challenges they may be facing, whether mental, emotional, or physical.


The mind and body are intertwined, where issues with one can affect the other. Problems within our minds can manifest themselves physically and these signs cannot be ignored. I help my clients gain insight into this connection to better understand the ways in which they deal with stress, anxiety, hardship, etc. This knowledge can be used to find what is working for the client, what is not working, and explore new ways to cope with difficult times.


The connection between a client and clinician is as unique as the content brought into the session. So let’s start a conversation and explore if I could be the right person to help you!

Client Focus

Individuals, Young Adults, Adults​

Communities

LGBTQIA+ Allied

Treatment Approach

Compassion Focused, Culturally Sensitive, Emotionally Focused, Person-Centered, Psychodynamic, Strength-Based

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