Psychologist - New York City Metro Area

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​DR ALROY'S MISSION STATEMENT:
​Empower and Progress, with Love and Service.

SESSIONS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE BY FACETIME/SKYPE & TELEPHONE
​CALL 347-306-3454 OR EMAIL calroy@consultalroy.com

If any of this is true for you:
  • Insomnia, difficulty sleeping or getting out of bed
  • Waking up with a feeling of dread;
  • Frequent bouts of anxiety or fear;
  • Suffered a recent traumatic loss or breakup
  • Confusion or difficulty making decisions;
  • Uncertainty whether to stay with your partner
  • Overwhelmed unexpectedly by parenthood
  • Infertility or difficulty getting pregnant
  • Can't concentrate or focus
  • Persistent loneliness
  • Feelings of depression and sadness
  • Emotional eating, excessively eating
  • Drinking too much alcohol, smoking too much marijuana
  • Lack of appetite​
  • Depressed mood, "the blues"
...and at work, if you are:
  • Stuck with no idea how to move up
  • Not satisfied at work
  • Hunch that you need to change career or job
  • Angry, resentful or full of dread about your job
  • Earning below your potential
  • Fed up with dysfunctional or toxic work relationships

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​if in a couple...
  • aggravation is building
  • having same argument over & over without resolution
  • minimal or lack of sex life
  • starting to think about separation or divorce 
​If your partner has addiction issues, we can formulate a program of individual  psychotherapy and couples counseling to address addiction and relational issues. 
​You may have tried:
  • Talking to friends;
  • Avoiding people;
  • Reading self-help books or articles
  • Traveling to interesting places
  • Downing a few beers or glasses of wine 
  • Having affairs
  • Meeting with a life or business coach
  • ​Taking seminars

and:
None of these things worked.  But keep in mind, you're  
exactly where you need to be to move on to the next part
​of your life. 

I can give you a safe space and gentle guidance to discover and understand the source of your discomfort and discover the best means possible for coping with anxiety, stress and depression, and trauma.