Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Hi, My name is Beth Donath-Tish. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of New York. I received my Master’s Degree from Fordham University during the year of 1990. I have experience working with teenagers and adults in a variety of settings. I have experience providing psychotherapy to adults at an Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic in NYC as well as seeing adults privately. I have also provided counseling support to teenagers residing at an Agency Group Home. The most recent experience I have is working with the School Based Support Team for the NYC Department of Education. My role is centered around conducting assessments for teenagers whom will be evaluated for Special Education Services in addition to At Risk Counseling, Mandated Counseling, 504 Mandate meetings that are centered around suspensions for students whom have an IEP (Individualized Education Plan).
I would describe my counseling style as supportive and empathetic. I approach counseling through a client-centered approach. I believe in meeting clients at the point where they feel most comfortable. Modalities I like to work with are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Therapy and Psychotherapy. I also feel that I provide each individual with the utmost respect. I find importance in having a team approach where client/clinician come up with a plan that is best suitable for the individual.
I feel it is important as a good rule of thumb either a phone call or live meeting for at least our initial correspondence.
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Beth Donath-Tish is a New York state licensed clinical social worker who brings 23 years of clinical experience to her work. She earned her master’s degree from Fordham University in 1990 and has provided psychotherapy to teenagers and adults across a range of settings.
Her background includes work in an outpatient psychiatry clinic in New York City, private practice with adults, and counseling for teenagers living in an agency group home. More recently she has been part of a School Based Support Team for the New York City Department of Education, where her responsibilities have included conducting evaluations for students being considered for special education services, providing at-risk and mandated counseling, and participating in 504 meetings related to suspensions for students with Individualized Education Programs.
Beth’s approach to counseling is supportive and empathetic, grounded in a client-centered framework that seeks to meet people where they feel most comfortable. She commonly uses cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness-based therapy, and traditional psychotherapy, and she emphasizes respect and collaboration as she works with each person to develop an individualized plan.
For initial contact, she prefers either a phone call or an in-person meeting to establish the first connection and discuss next steps.
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