Overseas OrganizationsⒸ2003-2023Group With

Hamilton-Madison House, Japanese Clinic

Face to face Individual psychotherapy for adult and child, marital therapy, psychiatric evaluation

Cross-cultural adaptation, marital problem, interpersonal relationship,

Care the World

914-712-8757

  email,video conference, telephone, face-to-face

Relationship (marital, dating, at work, in-laws), international marriage, separation, divorce, domestic violence
Anger control, stress management, Cultural maladaptation, Identity crisis
Loneliness, Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Loss and Grief, Stress
Unwanted pregnancy, Birth overseas, Parenting, Problematic behavior, Issues at school, Children with disabilities and chronic illness
Life coaching, Career counseling

Nora Kohri is a bilingual and multicultural counselor. Lived in Japan, U.S., Singapore, and Canada.She has experience in studying overseas, giving birth overseas, parenting overseas, working overseas. Founder of “Care the World” where she has been supporting families living abroad .

She has been counseling clients around the world for over 40 years. Worked as a program manager with the intellectually and physically challenged adult individuals at a day care facility.Worked as a counselor, specializing in domestic violence and child abuse cases, at U.S. Air Force in Okinawa. Medical interpreter specializing in Pediatrics and Obstetrics and Gynecology. Member of Japanese Medical Support Network and Japanese Mental Health Counselor Network in the U.S.　 Author of The Joy of parenting around the world, Overseas Birth, Raising Children Overseas, Love Shouldn’t Hurt, Raising Bilingual Children and more

Kyoko Toyama  Ph.D.　LMHC

Face to face(appointment by phone or e-mail required), Phone, E-mail

Face to face： F. H. LaGuardia Community College,City University of New York　students only

Cross-cultural adaptation,(including new environments adaptation, for instance, counseling for children and adults raised in a family under cross-culture environments such as race and religeion) educational counseling, career　counseling, depression, anxiety, independence of women etc.,and Supervision for graduate students of counseling psychology department

The Founding Executive Director of New York Taiko Aikokai　　http://nytak.blogspot.com/

WOMANKIND (Formerly New York Asian Women's Center)

HOTLINE : (Toll-free)1-888-888-7702

Face to face, Phone, E-mail

Domestic Violence, Human Trafficking, Sexual assault victims　
The New York Asian Women’s Center (NYAWC) helps women and their children overcome domestic violence and other forms of abuse by empowering them to govern their own lives.  The Center provides a safe haven through multi-lingual support programs and shelter services.  In addition, the Center works to raise public awareness about violence against women, advocates for the rights of survivors, and acts as an agent of social change

gender:ALL

Block Wada Kazue, Psy D.   Clinical Psychology  LCSW

Face to face, Phone, E-mail,skype,FaceTime

In person session by request (Please send me an email for office location)

Cross-cultural adaptation, interpersonal relationship, family and couple problem, custody quarrel, depression, sleep disorder, panic disorder, stress disorder,　ADHD, psychdynamic psychotherapy, ｄream interpretation,ｗorkshop, Graduate student　supervising 　

Kazue Wada Block, LCSW  is a New York State Licensed, Bi-lingual/cultural competent Psychotherapist,works with Japanese and American Individual Adult/Child, Family, Couple.

*　Private practitioner in New York City and Westchester
*　Organizer/Coordinator of Support Group for Japanese Immigrants (SGJI)
*　Member of Asian-American Mental Health Professionals at National Psychology Association
　for Psychoanalysis, Inc. (NPAP)
*　Member　of　Japanese　American　Medical　Support　（JAMSNET）
　Mental Health Counselor Network (MHCN)
＊ PsyD　in　Clinical　Psychology Eisner　Professional Study Program