North Bergen, NJ Local Support & Community Resources

Mark Alan Zilberman is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, LCSW, dedicated to supporting adults and adolescents who are facing difficulties and striving to enhance their lives from within. He assists clients in uncovering irrational thoughts that contribute to problematic moods. His sessions are collaborative, engaging, and effectively challenge clients while encouraging personal growth. Mark possesses extensive experience in addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, substance abuse, grief, stress management, and career-related challenges. He earned his Master of Social Work (MSW) from SUNY Stony Brook's School of Social Welfare in 1997 and completed post-graduate training in Rational Emotive Therapy (CBT) at the renowned Albert Ellis Institute in New York City. Licensed to practice in both New York and New Jersey, Mark employs a warm, eclectic approach that is relaxed yet intent, blending humor with care to create a nurturing environment for healing. Outside of his therapy practice, he passionately engages in photography, a hobby he has embraced for over 50 years.

Larry Levine is a dedicated therapist specializing in brief treatment solutions tailored to address issues quickly and efficiently. He employs a variety of techniques based on the unique needs of each client, concentrating on current issues, behaviors, and feelings rather than emphasizing past experiences. With over 30 years of experience, Larry is a certified hypnotherapist who helps individuals overcome challenges such as smoking cessation, weight loss, chronic pain relief, depression, anxiety, IBS, migraines, and allergies. Additionally, he provides guidance to couples, enhancing their communication, resolving conflicts, and learning to argue constructively. His extensive expertise and caring approach render him well-equipped to assist clients in navigating their specific challenges.

Tali Marcus is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, holding an LCSW and MSW. Her expertise lies in supporting adults and elders through life's challenging transitions, including depression, anxiety, grief, and loss of identity. She offers a safe, judgment-free environment where clients can explore their emotions, behaviors, and thought patterns. With a focus on couples, individuals, and families, Tali employs an eclectic combination of therapy types such as family/marital therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and psychodynamic approaches, all grounded in a person-centered and strength-based framework. Her culturally diverse upbringing and rich life experiences allow her to connect with clients empathetically. Tali believes in the innate resources that each individual possesses and feels honored to accompany them on their journeys of self-discovery and transformation.