Michelle Nadel, M.A., LPC, ACS, Practice Owner
Meet Our Team

Thank you for stopping by! Finding a therapist you feel comfortable with can be challenging. Here’s a little about me to help you see if we’d be a good fit therapeutically.

I’ve been working as a licensed counselor for over 8 years now. I try my best to help break the stigma surrounding mental health through educating people with increased knowledge and understanding, learning how to become less judgmental, and most importantly, encouraging kindness through it all.

I initially became licensed in NY and have moved around a bit since then, now licensed in multiple states, including NJ and PA. I treat clients of all ages from kiddos as young as 9 all the way through adulthood, which keeps me on my toes and makes my work exciting. I do exclusively work with children under 13 in person while ages 13+ are able to meet via telehealth should they choose.

I know what it’s like to feel misunderstood, unheard and isolated. I’ve cringed seeing misrepresentation of mental health problems in the media and in everyday conversation. I strive to do my best to understand your story, to hear you, to support you in feeling a genuine connection and develop an understanding that you don’t have to be alone in this.

Mental health has always been something I value, something I prioritize in my own life and encourage those I care about to do as well. When I’m not working, you can typically find me doing just that, sticking to daily schedules as best as I can to promote a sense of healthy routine and cultivating relaxation and tranquility through exercise and getting outside and in touch with nature. I love to cook, bake, attend live concerts, spend time with my family and friends, and watch sports.

I’m more than a therapist, I’m a person too. Just as you are more than “the thing you’re coming to therapy for” and I look forward to learning more about you.

Eddie Simcha, M.S., LCSW, Clinical Supervisor

Seeking therapy is incredibly brave but can also be somewhat scary. Sometimes speaking to someone to walk through the initial process can help ease the scary part. I am happy to support you with that.

I work with young adults in both NJ and NY who deal with anxiety, depression, identity confusion, and relationship issues. Many of my clients work on improving confidence, self-esteem and skills and tools to help deal with life stressors. I have specialized training in trauma therapy, psychodynamic, and play therapy. I enjoy working with adults, children and families on improving positive social interactions. Together, we’ll develop strategies to help cope with the difficulty of life.

In addition to my individual work with clients, I have also worked as a program director of two New York State licensed clinics, regulated by the NYS Office of Mental Health. My personal development of clinical services creates a culturally sensitive program that offers services to a range of communities, specifically those who lack adequate resources. I also have over 10 years of clinical supervision experience and have supervised many clinicians in both private practice and in public clinic settings.

Jamie Schile-Morales, LMSW, Therapist

Jamie is a LMSW in NY and NJ who has a passion for using empowering, compassionate and gentle therapeutic approaches to work as a partner with clients through life’s hardest moments. Jamie has clinical experience in health care settings, school settings, in communities, and virtually.

In addition to being a therapist Jamie has worked as a birth doula, yoga teacher, theta healer, reiki master and angel healer.

Populations that Jamie has worked with have a large range from, pregnant persons, new moms, families, children ages 6-18 and adults of all ages (18 to mid 60’s).

Jamie has gone all around the world for her training and has been working in service to others since she was 16 years old and over a decade later still loves it.

Jamie most commonly uses Compassion Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Sensorimotor Art Therapy, PACT (Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy) and Spiritual psychology.

Michelle Greco, Clinical Intern

Michelle Greco is a graduate student at Georgian Court University in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program. She received a Bachelor of Music degree with a double-major in Psychology from Rutgers University. Michelle has experience interning at an intensive outpatient setting working with children, adolescents, and adults. She has run a variety of group therapy sessions on topics such as dialectical behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, substance abuse, acceptance and commitment therapy, and exposure and response prevention.

Michelle utilizes a person-centered approach when working with clients and believes that building a strong rapport is the hallmark of the recovery process. Michelle’s lived experience with obsessive-compulsive disorder is what inspired her to become a therapist and to help others, so she knows how scared, alone, and out-of-place it can make someone feel. Michelle’s mission is to be a compassionate, empathetic, and personable therapist that clients can trust.

Outside of being a therapist and a graduate student, Michelle is a life-long musician and has been teaching piano lessons for many years. In her free time, Michelle enjoys spending time with family and friends, going outside, and doing other activities that fill her cup.

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