Greenman, Melinda

Like many people, you've come to us because you have a problem you want solved. However, most clients walk away from the therapy process with so much more. Self-understanding. Confidence. A greater sense of purpose. One on one therapy can be beneficial for adults and adolescents who need to work through specific issues. It offers a private, confidential, safe outlet for self-discovery. However, in cases of marriage and family problems, it is often beneficial to include family members in the therapy process. Group, family and couples sessions are available in addition to individual therapy. You may only need a few sessions to resolve your issues. For others, longer therapy may be beneficial. Rest assured that the length and scope of therapy is tailored to your individual needs. FACTS Counseling offers afternoon, evening and Saturday hours when necessary. New clients are contacted within 24 hours of their initial call. Flexible payment plans are also available on a case by case basis. Progress in therapy is best accomplished when a person feels comfortable in your office, and they feel that the therapist is open-minded, flexible, and compassionate. I view my work with clients as a partnership in change. I am not a listening, note-taking, laid-back therapist. My clients leave therapy with tools, options and possibilities they have not previously known.

Syracuse Jewish Family Service (SJFS) has been a trusted source of support for residents of Central New York since 1891, offering integrated services that focus on building well-being, reframing aging, and creating community for individuals of all ages. Guided by Jewish values of community, family, respect, and autonomy, SJFS works with individuals and families of any faith to maximize their self-determination and live with dignity, while also collaborating with professionals and institutions to enhance their services.Generated from the website

InterFaith Works is a non-profit organization based in Fayetteville, NY, dedicated to promoting the dignity of every individual and fostering understanding among different faith traditions. Through their various programs, such as the Center for New Americans and the El-Hindi Center for Dialogue Action, they strive to build racial and religious equity in the community. With a mission to create bridges of understanding, InterFaith Works works tirelessly to support refugees, promote healthy aging, and facilitate dialogue among diverse groups. Their commitment to volunteerism and community engagement allows them to make a significant impact in the lives of many individuals and families.Generated from the website