New York, N. Y. 10023
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PSYCHOTHERAPY & HYPNOSIS practiced: Individual, Couple & Group
therapy.
Michelle Le Bow is both hypnotherapist & psychotherapist practicing on the upper west side of Manhattan. She is the Director at Manhattan Psychotherapy.
The necessary tools will be provided for self-mastery& lasting change
with a minimum number of office visits. Michelle
Le Bow is goal directed & encourages learning. Together we side-step learned
limitations & behavioral resistance to change unwanted symptoms. If emotions
are holding you back, you can be helped.
Education:
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist-Washington Square Institute
Doctor of Psychoanalysis(Psy.D.)-International University
Certified Hypnotist(C.H.) National Guild of Hypnotists
Masters in Counseling(M.A.)-New York University
Bachelor of Science(B.S)-New York University
Registered Nurse(R.N.)-Bellevue Hospital
She is certified
through these organizations:
Certified Hypnotist National Guild of Hypnotists
National Association & American Board of Psychoanalysis
American Counseling Association
New York & California Board of Registered Nursing
Specializing in:
smoking cessation
weight loss ,eating disorders, anorexia & bulimia
phobias, stage fright ,assertiveness, exam panic ,music performance,
sexual dysfunction, travel restrict ions, reading & writer's block.
stress reduction
athletic performance enhanced
creativity & memory enhancement
insomnia
self esteem
anxiety & depression
enuresis
irritable bowel syndrome
allergies
trichotelomania
emotional trauma
overcoming bad habits
blood pressure control
career
relationships
pain control-medical referral requested to address underlying problems safely.
Modern psychoanalysis rests upon the theoretical framework and clinical approach
of Sigmund Freud, who defined psychoanalysis as any line of investigation
that takes transference and resistance as the starting point of its work.
It is the name given by Hyman Spotnitz to describe a body of developments
in the theory of technique in order to apply the psycho-analytic method
to the treatment of certain disorders previously thought to be untreatable
by that method. It has been found to be applicable to all types of emotional
illness including neuroses, psychoses, borderline conditions, depression
and character disorders. The findings of modern psychoanalysis have contributed
new insights into both the dynamics of emotional illnesses and the mechanisms
through which the analytic process cures these conditions.
These theories of the treatment of emotional illness include: 1) ways that each patient processes destructive impulsivity in the analytic setting; 2) transference repetition including not only experiences from the oedipal stage of development but also from the first two years of life as well as the prenatal period; 3) the systematic utilization of patient-induced countertransference feelings and the effective use of emotional interchanges between analyst and analysand as an important clinical tool; and 4) use of variations in technique as necessary to aid in the understanding of patient dynamics and to resolve resistance to personality maturation.
Drastically improve your I.Q.& memory
Permanently raise your self esteem
Overcome fear & build lasting self-confidence
Attain the balance you want in your life
Dissolve self-sabotaging fears & be rid of unwanted habits
Make better decisions & stick with them
Develop unshakable self-confidence
Interpret your dreams
Michelle Le Bow CH.,
Psy.D.
20 West 72 Street, Suite 1103
New York, N. Y. 10023
For appointment or free consultation please call 10AM-noon
(212)-724-8767 or send
.