M & S Psychotherapy

Mark Sichel, LCSW, is a licensed psychotherapist with nearly 30 years of experience, offering therapy for individuals, couples, and families in Midtown Manhattan. He is focused on helping clients develop healthy strategies for managing relationships and achieving personal goals through a solution-focused approach. With a commitment to being respectful and non-judgmental, Sichel employs various therapeutic techniques to address issues such as depression, anxiety, and addiction. His practice emphasizes uncovering long-standing behavior patterns to facilitate a more fulfilling and meaningful life for his clients. Generated from the website

Inge Johannssen-Schultz is a dedicated marriage and family counselor located in Danbury CT. With a focus on fostering healthy relationships and effective communication she provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals couples and families. Her compassionate approach helps clients navigate challenges and work towards lasting solutions. Generated from this place's information

I received a master's degree in counseling psychology from Lehigh University in 1998. I am a licensed professional counselor in the state of Pennsylvania, and I am a national certified counselor. I am a member of the Lehigh Valley Psychological Association, the Pennsylvania Counseling Association, the American Counseling Association, and the American Psychological Association. Prior to pursuing a degree in counseling, I had earned a B.F.A. from Temple University. I worked as a corporate graphic designer and art director for many years. During my career as a designer, I worked in Houston, Texas and Princeton, New Jersey. I was accustomed to the excitement, deadlines, and fast-paced environment. I enjoyed the dynamics of interacting with a diverse assortment of coworkers and clients. I understood the challenge of arriving at a consensus when working with individuals who each held a different perspective. After starting a family, I found it very stressful to continue to work full time. When we moved to the Lehigh Valley I continued to work as a freelance designer. I worked from home and had a flexible schedule. Eventually, I felt frustrated, in the absence of the support of a comprehensive design firm, so I decided to switch fields. I enrolled in graduate school when my son and daughter were students in elementary school. I believe they benefited from observing my work ethic, as it related to areas that were familiar to them, such as homework and school projects. I spent my internship year working as a family counselor for a local agency. I realized that, unlike many of my colleagues, I really enjoyed counseling adolescents. After graduating, I began my career as an independent contractor for agencies that primarily serve teens. In 2005, I opened my private practice, where I have had the privilege of counseling a diverse population of clients ages 13 through adult. My professional skills, work history, and family life have provided a distinct blend of insight and experience. I have undergone many of the same stressor that my clients bring to therapy. I understand, and I will do my best to help.