As an experienced clinical psychologist based in NYC, Peter Meiland PH. D has been providing exceptional psychological services to clients from Manhattan and surrounding areas for over 20 years.
People go into therapy for different reasons; difficult relationships, medical conditions, anxiety and depression, the process of getting older, and the desire to meet life’s goals, just to name a few.
Dr. Meiland believes that people are the “experts” in their own lives. This may not be how they feel in the first meeting, but the process of therapy should help one find strength in themselves, make courageous choices, and take risks in their lives.
In addition to being an experienced clinical psychologist and well-known child psychologist, Dr. Meiland also provides the following clinical psychological services:
learning disabilities testing
learning disabilities diagnosis
psychoeducational testing
psychological testing
diabetes self management
individual psychotherapy
therapy for relationships
therapy for anxiety
therapy for depression
therapy for intimacy problems
therapy for panic disorders
therapy for social anxiety
therapy for stress
family therapy
As a New York City-based clinical psychologist, Dr. Meiland has developed a unique and interactive approach in helping his clients. Dr. Meiland provides a supportive, direct and encouraging atmosphere for his NYC clients. He provides psychological help to clients from all over New York City.
Dr. Meiland is located in lower Manhattan and his service area is broad. Take a look at the service area page and find your neighborhood. If you have any questions, call Dr. Meiland today. (212) 598-5892., or fill out the easy contact form.
New York City Based Clinical Psychologist
As an experienced clinical psychologist based in NYC, Peter Meiland PH. D has been providing exceptional psychological services to clients from Manhattan and surrounding areas for over 20 years.
People go into therapy for different reasons; difficult relationships, medical conditions, anxiety and depression, the process of getting older, and the desire to meet life’s goals, just to name a few.
Dr. meiland believes that people are the “experts” in their own lives. This may not be how they feel in the first meeting, but the process of therapy should help one find strength in themselves, make courageous choices, and take risks in their lives.
In addition to being an experienced clinical psychologist and well known child psychologist, Dr. Meiland also provides the following clinical psychological services:
As a New York City based clinical psychologist, Dr. Meiland has developed a unique and interactive approach in helping his clients. Dr. Meiland provides a supportive, direct and encouraging atmosphere for his NYC clients. He provides psychological help to clients from all over New York City.
Dr. Meiland is located in lower Manhattan and his service area is broad. Take a look at the service area page and find your neighborhood. If you have any questions, call Dr. Meiland today. (212) 598-5892., or fill out the easy contact form.
People go into therapy for different reasons; difficult relationships, medical conditions, anxiety and depression, the process of getting older, and the desire to meet life’s goals, just to name a few.
I believe that people are the “experts” in their own lives. This may not be how they feel in the first meeting, but the process of therapy should help one find strength in themselves, make courageous choices, and take risks in their lives.
Learning-disabled children usually know that something is hard for them. Typically, they believe they struggle academically because they are are either “stupid” or “not trying”. It’s heartbreaking to talk to a child with a learning disability who has already acquired this label.
Children benefit from testing because it “de-mystifies” them. They learn the real reasons for their struggle. Testing leads to strategies to “work around” a learning disability, and shows how a child has already “compensated” for their learning disability” (often by becoming unusually capable in other subject areas).
Psychotherapy is a helpful addition to the other types of treatment a diabetic may be using. The challenges for Type 1 and Type 2 diabetics are often different, requiring separate approaches to self regulation and management.
Psychotherapy serves as a complementary role in the management of the illness, aimed at addressing the psychological and behavioral dimensions of the illness and its treatment.
I am a clinical psychologist based in NYC with over 20 years experience. I have been in private practice in the Union Square neighborhood since 1996, and have also worked in a number of clinical and educational settings.
I earned my doctorate (Ph.D.) in Clinical Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University and trained as a psychoanalyst between 2002 and 2008 in order to deepen my skills and understanding in helping my clients.
