How We Can Help You

Psychotherapy is a proven treatment that helps people to recover from emotional unrest. Psychotherapy improves the person’s ability to cope with challenges.

Life can be extremely difficult at times.  Everyone can experience the loss of a loved one, financial difficulties, disease, misunderstandings, abuse, etc.  Depression, fear, anxiety, and confusion are part of the normal range of human experience.

Most often, people can adapt and overcome the obstacles and challenges of life.  But sometimes a person feels unable to cope. Stressful situations such as unemployment, marital discord, or an unsettling home environment, will result in persistent feelings of sadness, helplessness, and anxiety.

If your treatment requires the use of psychotropic medication (any medication capable of affecting the mind, emotions, and behavior; also called psychodynamic medication), you will be provided with a medication brochure and specific information about each type of medication prescribed for you.  

Medication may be used for long or limited periods of time and in the minimal dosage required to help you. The possible benefits must clearly outweigh the possible risks. Medication is generally prescribed only in conjunction with the therapy and psychotherapy provided by Gramercy Park Services.

Treatment Methods

The goals of treatment are to reduce emotional disorders; improve personal and social functioning; develop and strengthen coping skills; and promote behaviors that make a person’s life better. Biomedical therapy, psychotherapy, and behavioral therapy are basic approaches to treatment that may help a person overcome problems. There are many specific types of therapies that may be used alone or in various combinations.

If any individual with an addiction illness is interested in Biofeedback Therapy, that can be recommended and is led by a trained practitioner.  Please explain that he/she would wear a cap connected to sensors that measure brain activity while engaged in a focus-promoting activity displayed on a computer screen. If they don’t focus, the therapy stops, encouraging them to regain focus in order to continue with the therapy. The hope is that the individual will practice focused activity for increasing periods and will learn to sustain his/her attention outside of therapy. 

Please contact Raymond Sanchez at 212-946-1397 for more information on Biofeedback Therapy.

Confidentiality and Privacy

At Gramercy Park Services, a quiet and confidential room will be available. According to the law, we cannot reveal any information about you without your written consent or without a court order.