Janie Feldman, Psy.D. | Psychologist | Warren, New Jersey: Welcome

Welcome

Treatment Issues

Anxiety, Excessive Worrying, Insecurity
Obsessions or Compulsions (OCD)
Depression, Self Esteem or Inadequacy Issues
Sleep Difficulties
Concentration or Organizational Difficulties
Stress Management
Anger Management
School Avoidance, School Phobia, or Separation Anxiety
Oppositional, Argumentative or Defiant Behavior
Relationship Difficulties, Separation, Reconciliation

Blending or Combining Families
Identity Issues
Self-harm
Impulsiveness or Control Issues
Emotion Regulation
Suicidal Thoughts or Feelings
Body image and weight management
Parenting and Co-Parenting
Divorce or Marital Conflict
Women’s Issues
Social Skills (Friendship Building)
Weight Management Groups co-facilitated by Lori Kolodin, R.D., M.P.H.

Social Skills/Friendship Group Therapy

Today more than ever, young people need to effectively navigate through interpersonal exchanges in order to successfully relate to peers. Be it in the classroom, on the playground, when applying to college or jobs, and even when dating, young people need competent social skills to compete in a new global world. Kids who lack social skills are at a distinct disadvantage that may not be balanced by intelligence, wealth or good looks.

Parenting Tips by Janie Feldman, Psy.D.

How busy are you these days? If you’re like most people today, you are now busier than ever. The flurry of high tech gizmos has given us more information, more options, and more to do. There are more demands on you, more activities, and more responsibilities than ever before. With little effort you may have your time fully spent, regardless of whether you work outside the home. The very same experience is happening to our children. In our times of great freedom and wealth of opportunity, it is easy for us all to become overextended. Therefore we need to become selective in how we spend our time. If there are choices to make, what do you choose?