A Mindful Talk Health Services LCSW, PLLC:

Mindful Consulting & Coaching Services LLC:

Comprehensive Mental / Behavioral Health Care

Healing the mind, empowering the spirit. At A Mindful Talk, we provide evidence-based therapeutic solutions tailored to your unique journey toward emotional wellness.

Our Approach

Compassionate, Evidence-Based, and Patient-Centered

We believe that mental health is just as vital as physical health. Our behavioral health services are designed to address the root causes of emotional distress, helping individuals develop the tools they need to navigate life’s challenges with resilience and clarity.

We specialize in treating the “whole person,” integrating traditional psychotherapy, trauma therapy with advanced neuroscience-based approaches like Neurofeedback, Photobiomodulation, HRV training, and more to ensure lasting recovery.

Areas of Expertise

  • Anxiety & Depression: Specialized support for managing persistent worry, low mood, and emotional exhaustion.
  • Trauma & PTSD: Expert intervention using Bilateral Stimulation to process and resolve traumatic memories.
  • Behavioral Modification: Collaborative strategies to identify and change self-limiting patterns and habits.
  • Stress Management: Practical techniques for high-functioning professionals and individuals facing life transitions.
  • Emotional Regulation: Training in mindfulness and somatic tools to maintain balance in difficult moments.

Featured Specializations

  • Brain Mapping & Neurofeedback: A non-invasive “window into the brain” that identifies dysregulated patterns and uses real-time training to improve focus, sleep, and emotional stability.
  • Photobiomodulation (PBM): Advanced light therapy designed to stimulate cellular repair and reduce neuroinflammation, enhancing cognitive clarity and mood.
  • HRV Training: Heart Rate Variability biofeedback to strengthen your Autonomic Nervous System, teaching your body how to switch from “stress mode” to “recovery mode” instantly.
  • Bilateral Stimulation (BLS): As part of our behavioral health excellence, we utilize Bilateral Stimulation, a cutting-edge neuroscience-based modality that helps the brain reprocess “stuck” emotions.
  • Art Therapy: A creative therapeutic process that uses self-expression to help resolve inner conflicts, reduce stress, and improve self-awareness through non-verbal communication.

How it helps you:

● Reduces Emotional Intensity: Calms the nervous system’s “fight or flight” response.
● Accelerates Healing: Helps process complex memories faster than traditional talk therapy alone.
● Self-Regulation Tools: We teach you techniques like the “Butterfly Hug” and rhythmic tapping to manage anxiety in real-time.

Why Choose A Mindful Talk?

  • Clinical Excellence: Our staff is trained in the latest behavioral health protocols.
  • Safe Environment: A non-judgmental space where your story is heard and respected.
  • Personalized Care: No “one-size-fits-all” solutions. Every treatment plan is co-created with you.
  • Integrated Wellness: We bridge the gap between mental health and daily functional living.

WHY “A MINDFUL TALK” MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES?

  • Individual Therapy
  • Couple’s Therapy 
  • Family Therapy 

    Have you experienced anxiety, depression, felt stuck, or been through severe trauma?

Therapy can help you:

  • Release traumatic memories stored in your body, that can eventually cause further emotional, mental, and physical ailments when they go untreated.
  • Feel better mentally, emotionally, and physically
  • Have better communication with family and friends
  • Learn to change your thoughts and behaviors
  • Set and meet goals for a joyful, peaceful and more connected life

    Initial 15-minute free consultation.

    At A Mindful Talk, we start with the premise “YOU ARE NOT BROKEN”.  It is our job to keep up with the latest research on mental/behavioral neuroscience based modalities, tools, and resources, that are proven to be effective and aim at helping you heal from past traumas, chronic stress, and other issues that affect your mental and emotional wellbeing. 

We Offer:

We use Neuroscience based treatment modalities aimed at helping you reprocess intrusive memories, manage emotions, and develop a better understanding of self and others. We also use tools like Neurofeedback, which is a form of brain training to help your brain’s function, allowing you to feel, behave, and show up better in the world.

  • ADHD
  • Anger management
  • Anxiety
  • Behavioral Issues
  • Childhood and other types of traumas, including PTSD
  • Depression
  • Dissociative Disorder (DID)
  • Learning Disabilities
  • Life Transitions
  • OCD
  • Parenting
  • Relationship Issues
  • Self-Esteem
  • School Issues
  • Sexual Abuse
  • Sports/Academic/Social performance
  • Stress Management
  • Women’s issues

Ready to start your journey?

Take the first step toward a healthier mind and a more mindful life.

Schedule a Consultation

Krystal Roldan

Krystal Roldan is a dedicated neurofeedback technician with a passion for mental health and wellness. Currently pursuing a degree in Psychology with a focus on Mental Health, she is committed to helping individuals improve their cognitive and emotional well-being through innovative neurofeedback techniques. Krystal has developed a strong understanding of how neurofeedback can support mental health treatment and enhance overall quality of life. She believes in the power of personalized care and is driven by a desire to empower clients on their journey to better mental health.

Jordan Marsh

Jordan Marsh is a student at Hunter College, CUNY, and is pursuing her bachelor’s degree in psychology with a concentration in behavioral neuroscience. She is passionate about helping individuals.

She has been trained and works as a qEEG technician at A Mindful Talk, which has deepened her understanding of innovative, efficient approaches beyond traditional psychotherapy. She has witnessed remarkable physical, mental, and emotional transformations in her clients, observing firsthand the positive impact of her work—whether through personal observation or clients sharing their progress.

Chad Esannason

 I am a pre-health post-baccalaureate student at the City College of New York with a Bachelor of Science in Brain and Cognitive Science and a minor in Child Health and Wellbeing from the University of Illinois. My background combines research experience in cognitive development with hands-on clinical work in behavioral therapy. As a research assistant in the Learning and Language Lab and Language Acquisitions Lab, I gained experience in data collection, analysis, and the use of digital tools to study brain and language processes. Currently, as a Behavioral Technician , I have  provided individualized therapy and collected behavioral data to support evidence-based interventions. Together, these experiences have strengthened my understanding of brain–behavior relationships, attention to detail, and client-centered care—skills . I am excited about the opportunity to become a Neurofeedback Technician and help clients strengthen their self-regulation and focus by monitoring brainwave activity and providing real-time feedback that supports improved cognitive and emotional functioning.

Sharyn Hahn

Yoga Therapist| Holistic Wellness Consultant
Sharyn Hahn, C-IAYT, RYT-500, received her 800-hour IYT certification through the Kripalu School of Integrative Yoga Therapy. She has been teaching yoga and related healing practices since 2015 to students of all ages and levels. Additionally, in her role as a Middle School teacher, Mindfulness and SEL have been a part of her curriculum since 2018. Her personal journey as a cancer survivor deepened her appreciation for following a healthy lifestyle. This awareness led her to pursue an accreditation in fitness as an ACE Personal Trainer, as well as several Yoga certifications. Sharyn shares her passion for guiding others on their own path to healing with an invitation to explore and balance the chakras, practice pranayama, tap into mindfulness, and delve into a physical practice that embraces asana to enhance wellness objectives. This holistic approach reduces stress, strengthens the immune system, and balances the five koshas, with an emphasis on the physical, energetic, and emotional connections.

Carmella Stone

Carmella Stone Klein is an art therapist and Iyengar instructor that educates and heals through mindfulness practices and therapeutic techniques. She helps others overcome health issues and emotional struggles in order to cultivate stability and contentment in their lives. She began her personal journey to help others as an Art Therapist decades ago, after earning a BA in Creative Arts in Human Services from Russell Sage College, and her MA in Art Therapy from New York University, Carmella worked with children at the Henry Ittleson Center in the Bronx, a school for emotionally disturbed children. She then spent six years helping people with HIV and AIDS at the Home for Aged Blind to express themselves through creativity and self exploration. After a decade of education in yoga practice, in 2016 Carmella traveled to Pune, India to study at the Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Institute. She now brings her years of expertise to help others to overcome physical and emotional struggles and find well-being at A Mindful talk in Lynbrook, NY. She hopes to help lead clients on a path to find health, peace, emotional and spiritual growth, and freedom from pain.

Pauline Louis

Pauline Louis is a dedicated mental health counselor with a deep passion for supporting individuals on their journey toward healing, self-discovery, and personal growth. With a client-centered approach, she is committed to creating a safe, compassionate, and empowering therapeutic space where clients can explore challenges, build resilience, and achieve meaningful change. Pauline integrates a variety of evidence-based modalities to meet the unique needs of each client, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Person-Centered Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, and Mindfulness-Based Approaches. Her clinical focus includes helping individuals manage anxiety, overcome relationship difficulties, navigate life transitions, and cultivate greater emotional clarity and well-being. Known for her warm, collaborative, and goal-oriented style, Pauline partners with clients to identify their inner strengths and develop practical strategies for long-term success. She believes in the transformative power of therapy and is honored to support individuals as they move toward a more fulfilling and balanced life.

Milena Uribe

Milena Uribe is a seasoned and compassionate social worker with over two decades of dedicated service within the New York City Department of Education. Throughout her career, she has positively impacted the emotional and social well-being of students, families, and school communities by offering trauma-informed, culturally responsive care rooted in empathy and equity. Milena’s practice extends beyond traditional social work by integrating wellness modalities such as yoga, mindfulness, and restorative practices. Her holistic approach fosters resilience, healing, and empowerment—meeting individuals where they are and helping them reconnect with their inner strength and wisdom. A passionate advocate for mental health and community well-being, Milena also facilitates healing circles, mindfulness-based programs, and interactive workshops designed to nurture emotional, mental, and spiritual growth. Her work is grounded in compassion, cultural humility, and a profound belief in the transformative power of collective healing. Milena continues to inspire and uplift communities through her unwavering commitment to wellness, education, and social justice.

Maggie Laventure

Maggie Laventure was born in Haiti and immigrated to the United States, where she began her high school education. Demonstrating an early passion for human development and social impact, she earned an Associate’s degree in Human Services and Mental Health from LaGuardia Community College. She continued her academic journey at Queens College, where she received a dual Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Sociology. Driven by a deep commitment to serving others, Maggie pursued and obtained a Master’s degree in Social Work from Columbia University. Her professional career spans more than two decades in the field of social services, including extensive experience with the Human Services Administration. Throughout her tenure, she has cultivated a strong reputation for excellence in client services and has consistently demonstrated leadership, empathy, and integrity in her work. Maggie is the founder of Bright Future for Haiti, Inc., a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting orphans and vulnerable children in Haiti. The organization provides critical services such as nutrition, healthcare, food security, sanitation and hygiene, emergency response, financial assistance, and education. Under her leadership, Bright Future for Haiti empowers children to thrive and become healthy, responsible, and contributing members of Haitian society. A devoted wife and proud mother of two daughters, Maggie embodies dedication, passion, and grace in all aspects of her life and work. Her unwavering commitment to uplifting communities both in the U.S. and Haiti continues to inspire all who work alongside her.

Lisa Livermore

Finding the right therapist can feel like a daunting and vulnerable task but know you have taken the first courageous step on a journey towards healing and growth. Life throws curveballs at us, and at times, it can feel overwhelming to navigate these challenges alone. As a counselor, my priority is to provide a safe, non-judgmental and compassionate space for you to explore your emotions, thoughts and experiences. I believe in the power of empathy and validation and am here to offer you the support you seek. Together we can embark on a collaborative journey towards discovering your inner strengths, developing healthier coping strategies and embracing positive change in your life. I work with teens, adults and elders (65+) with specialized experience working with college and graduate students. Therapeutic interventions I have experience with: CBT DBT Motivational Interviewing Narrative Therapy Family Systems Issues I have experience with or want to work with: Women’s issues Body image issues Aging Relationship issues Codependency Addiction/Harm reduction Life transitions LGBTQ…issues with sexual orientation, gender identity Depression Anxiety Stress Procrastination, low motivation, executive functioning Grief Trauma

Lee Anne McCarthy

I received my Master of Social Work degree from Adelphi University, and have experience applying theories of social work to assist clients in a variety of topics and settings. As a practitioner, my goal is to use strength-based strategies to help you achieve wanted results through interpersonal change. I will work with you to identify where you would like to begin your journey, focus on addressing your challenges, and together we will reach your destinations.

Dominique Whiteman

As a License Mental Health Professional, my goal is to support clients by utilizing skills and resources to improve their wellbeing. I love to empower my clients and provide a safe space to be vulnerable. I have experience working with a variety of individuals from different backgrounds to help manage their mental health struggles and needs. I specialize in the treatment of depression, anxiety, trauma and psychotic disorders but always aim to expand my knowledge and competence. It is important to build a positive therapeutic alliance to help achieve your personal and life goals.

Dinorka Ogando.

With over 20 years of experience supporting children, teens, and families, Dinorka Ogando brings a unique, heart-centered approach to mental health and emotional healing. Dinorka uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)—evidence-based modalities that help individuals manage thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in healthy, constructive ways. Part of her therapeutic work is grounded in Restorative Justice, Mediation, Conflict Resolution and Meditation, creating a holistic approach that treats the whole person—not just the symptoms. She works closely with teens navigating identity, relationships, and independence, helping them discover their inner voice and resilience. Dinorka also supports families struggling to communicate during emotionally difficult times, including the unique challenges of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s. Every session with Dinorka is built on empathy, active listening, and the belief that healing begins when we feel truly heard.