Kalman Glantz

Kalman Glantz

I believe in a results-oriented approach to problems. That means keeping abreast of the latest research and knowing how to use all the effective techniques that are available to therapists today. No one-size-fits-all approach is valid. In my experience, most people who come to therapy want to solve their problems as quickly as possible. While it isn’t realistic to expect overnight cures, the therapist does have an obligation to seek the quickest, most effective way to approach each problem and each individual. I am often asked by other therapists to help with men who have been reluctant to enter therapy or who have resisted the recommendations of other therapists. My experience indicates that this reluctance is sometimes justified. Men’s needs and desires often get short-shrift in therapy. I believe that men and women are different and the interests of both have to be recognized in therapy. I strongly believe that lifestyle changes, including regular exercise, relaxation exercises and improved diet, can substantially improve mental health and well-being. I encourage my clients to make these changes and try to find ways to make it easier for them to do so.

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Organization Type: Private Practice

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Types of Therapy: Intellectual Assessment,Personality Assessment,Adult Assessment,Child Assessment,Neuropsychological Assessment,Projective Assessment,Psychiatric Assessment,Behavioral Therapy,Cognitive-behavioral,Cognitive,Family/Marital, Couples,Humanistic,Play,Psychoanalytic,Psychodynamic,DBT, Dialectical Behavior Therapy,Interpersonal,Group,Psychotherapy Anxiety Disorders Depression Men's Issues Personality Disorders Psychological Disorders Relationships Sexual Disorders Stress Professional Services

Disorders Treated: Abuse,ADHD/ADD,Adjustment Disorders,Alcoholism,Anxiety Disorders,Panic,Bipolar/mania,Depression,Eating Disorders,Marital or Relationship problems,Men's Issues,Neurological Disorders,Personality Disorders,Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders,Sexual Disorders,Drug or Substance Abuse,Women's Issues,Gambling,Trauma and Dissociation

Fees: ,Checks; Cash; Blue Cross (most programs); HPHC; Value Options; Aetna; United Behavioral Health; Managed Health Network; Champus; Compsych; Tufts (point of service only); etc.

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