Cindy Zabinski, LMHC, CRC, ACS - Owner & Clinician
Cindy specializes in working with people who struggle with eating disorders, addictions, infertility, and trauma. She is an EMDR Certified Clinician and a Consultant-in-Training. Utilizing therapeutic modalities including CBT, DBT, psychodynamic, and EMDR, she is able to tailor treatment to the needs of the individual. Cindy believes in the power of healing from past experiences that have shaped the way that we view ourselves and the world around us, which has influenced the birth of this group practice. Cindy provides therapeutic services including individual and group counseling, as well as consultation for professionals, in her role in the practice.
Cindy specializes in working with people who struggle with eating disorders, addictions, infertility, and trauma. She is an EMDR Certified Clinician and a Consultant-in-Training. Utilizing therapeutic modalities including CBT, DBT, psychodynamic, and EMDR, she is able to tailor treatment to the needs of the individual. Cindy believes in the power of healing from past experiences that have shaped the way that we view ourselves and the world around us, which has influenced the birth of this group practice. Cindy provides therapeutic services including individual and group counseling, as well as consultation for professionals, in her role in the practice.
Joann Romano, MHC-LP, CRC
Joann practices psychotherapy specializing in working with adolescents and adults in the treatment of anxiety and anxiety disorders. This includes general persistent worrying (Generalized Anxiety Disorder), perfectionistic thinking, panic attacks, obsessive compulsive behaviors (OCD), social anxiety, and anxiety caused by past traumas. Anxiety is often experienced together with other conditions or situations. These may include depression, stress, significant life changes, relationship issues, chronic medical illness or pain, or a desire to improve your quality of life.
Joann practices psychotherapy specializing in working with adolescents and adults in the treatment of anxiety and anxiety disorders. This includes general persistent worrying (Generalized Anxiety Disorder), perfectionistic thinking, panic attacks, obsessive compulsive behaviors (OCD), social anxiety, and anxiety caused by past traumas. Anxiety is often experienced together with other conditions or situations. These may include depression, stress, significant life changes, relationship issues, chronic medical illness or pain, or a desire to improve your quality of life.
Brenna Guinan, MHC/CRC Intern
Brenna is a graduate student at Hofstra University completing her internship hours in private practice. She is caring & passionate about helping people grow and become the best version of themselves. She uses different therapeutic approaches with different clients, because no two clients are the same. Her sessions are goal focused and will help each client develop a clearer picture of who they truly are and what they want out of life. Her interest areas include: substance abuse, trauma, and working with veterans. She also provides vocational counseling services, including resume writing/editing, job search, interview preparation, and concerns regarding work and disability.
Brenna is a graduate student at Hofstra University completing her internship hours in private practice. She is caring & passionate about helping people grow and become the best version of themselves. She uses different therapeutic approaches with different clients, because no two clients are the same. Her sessions are goal focused and will help each client develop a clearer picture of who they truly are and what they want out of life. Her interest areas include: substance abuse, trauma, and working with veterans. She also provides vocational counseling services, including resume writing/editing, job search, interview preparation, and concerns regarding work and disability.