Welcome! I’m Dr. Michael Miello and I am a New York State licensed clinical psychologist providing Short-Term Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to adults. My goal is to provide my clients with the most effective and compassionate psychotherapy possible in a brief period. 

Painful emotions, unwanted, unhelpful thoughts, and stagnation in our goals—these can seem to take over our lives.  At the same time, we have a strong desire to be the best person we can be and to find purpose in our everyday lives. This tug-of-war leads to exhaustion—a life that feels like we're carrying too many heavy burdens to move freely and live well.  

In my treatment I most often use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques to provide short-term treatment (24 sessions over a six-month period). I use evidence-based techniques because, simply put, they work. But that doesn’t mean one-size-fits all. Together we will carefully explore your unique situation.  We will discover what is most important to you, and only then form an individualized plan. Your treatment will match your values and make the most of your strengths. Therapy is not always easy, but it is often very rewarding. The journey itself will be fulfilling. Sometimes it’s even a lot of fun!

Learn more about Dr. Mike here. 

NEW: Read about Cognitive Behavioral Strategies for dealing with the COVID-19 Pandemic here.

I offer treatment for:

  • Anxiety and panic

  • Excessive guilt and worry

  • Depression and loss of motivation

  • Attention-related difficulties

  • Relationship difficulties

  • Insomnia

  • Motivational enhancement

  • Social skills training

  • Adaptation to college

  • Coping with divorce

  • Executive coaching

Learn more about my treatment strategies here

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Your seat will be much more comfortable. Also it will be indoors.

Your seat will be much more comfortable. Also it will be indoors.

Website Overview

This website is designed to keep you up to date on the latest tips and skills that will make your treatment even more effective.

To learn more about Cognitive Behavioral Therapy check out my brief introduction

If you are wondering whether or not therapy is too much of an investment of your time, look over my take on  Time Limited Treatment.

If you want to get an idea of the kinds of techniques I recommend for coping and stress management you could take a look at my free eBook here

Check out the articles in my my blog for interesting, and informative discussion of psychology-related topics.

 You'll find many useful therapy resources such as the worksheets that are sometimes used in CBT treatment on the Resources Page.