“The strongest people are not those who show strength in front of us
but those who win battles we know nothing about.”
- Historical trauma, such as the Holocaust and other acts of genocide, may impact individuals and families across generations.
- Antisemitism and discrimination can also create difficult experiences for Jewish individuals, whether it be in the workplace, at school, or in their communities.
- Family dynamics, cultural expectations, and navigating Jewish identity in a secular world can also pose challenges.
Meet Eli Rosenblatt
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Eli is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in New York State. He received his Undergraduate Degree in Psychology from George Washington University in Washington, D.C. in 2002 and his Master’s in Social Work from Adelphi University in Long Island, New York in 2007. In addition to working as a therapist in private practice and clinics, Eli also has other diverse clinical experiences, including working at Rikers Island, and running foster care group homes for at-risk teenagers. Eli has also spent the past six years working at Kingsboro Psychiatric Center, a large state psychiatric center located in Brooklyn, New York.
For over a decade, Eli has been a psychotherapist working with adults, teenagers, families, and couples. He focuses his treatment on marital conflict, parenting, adolescents, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, anger and low self esteem. He primarily uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help his clients to grow and change. CBT focuses on finding unhealthy and self-destructive patterns of thought and behavior and then teaches how to change those patterns, ultimately making you feel better, function better, and be a happier you!
Virtual Mental Health Therapy Tailored For Your Comfort
Contact us to start therapy conducted through technological means for your convenience.
Video Call Therapy
Online therapy conducted via Zoom. Video meetings allow you to see your therapist from the comfort of your preferred location.
Phone Call Therapy
Full service therapy conducted via a phone call. Have full conversation with your therapist without the need to be seen.
Concierge Therapy
Personal appointments can be tailored to special locations through a prior approved agreement with Dr. Avena.
We hope to make your mental health journey as easy as possible by accepting the below insurances.
Do You Have Any Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
What Payment Methods Are Accepted?
We are in-network with Aetna, Oxford, and Blue Cross Blue Shield. We also accept out of network benefits and will submit claims for our out of network clients. We also accept self-pay and can sometimes offer reduced rates.
Our office staff are happy to do the groundwork for you, and they will verify your benefits, submit your claims, and have any reimbursements paid directly to you.
How Do I Verify My Out of Network Benefits?
Avena Psychological Services partners with Advekit to serve our clients using their out-of-network benefits. If you are interested in utilizing your out-of-network benefits for therapy services, or are unsure whether your plan includes out-of-network coverage, please use the links below to enter your insurance information into your prospective therapist’s Advekit profile.
After entering your information, Advekit will verify your benefits and will email you about your coverage. After verification, our office staff are happy to submit your insurance claims, and have any reimbursements paid directly to you.
If you decide you would prefer to be self-pay or do not have out-of-network coverage, please feel free to contact our office to discuss reduced rates!
Where Are You Located?
We conduct all therapy through digital means. Our business mailing address is:
99 Wall Street #4424
New York, NY 10005
Reach Out Today, Start Feeling Better Soon.
Phone
212-906-4495
Mailing Address
99 Wall Street #4424 New York, NY 10005
Serving New York & New Jersey via Telehealth | In-Network Insurers | See FAQ for More Payment Information