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  • Family Therapy | Minette

    Family Therapy and Collateral Counseling Family therapy is a is a type of psychotherapy that can help family members improve their communication and resolve conflicts. The therapist uses specialized therapeutic techniques to modify the family structure, their dynamics and interactions that impact the family members’ emotions and behavior. Collateral counseling is a psychotherapy session with a parent, a spouse, family member, or friend of the client. The collateral is not considered a client, but their contributions and support can be clinically beneficial to a client’s treatment. Online Virtual Session Available Schedule an Appointment

  • About | Minette

    ABOUT Welcome to Minette LCSW Psychotherapy We are proud to be Latina Social Workers here to serve you and your family. Vision Our clinic is committed to providing compassionate mental health services that address the challenges affecting our communities. We specialize in treating trauma, depression, grief, anxiety, and stress related to finances, housing, employment, intimate relationships, and family dynamics. Additionally, we serve as a bridge for children and adolescents with developmental delays, offering evaluations and referrals to essential programs and services such as early intervention and OPWDD to ensure they receive the support they need to thrive. Mission At Minette Psychotherapy Services, we are committed to helping you and your loved ones improve your mental health and wellbeing. Our approach is patient-centric, highly accessible, comprehensive, and culturally competent to meet the needs of increasingly diverse communities. Our team of dedicated and experienced therapists is here to help kids, teens, parents, families, couples, and you in crafting a healthy and fulfilling life. We meet you where you are, help you pursue worthy goals, and support you as you face life’s challenges. Together, we help you restore your mental wellbeing to promote positive and lasting change in your life Our Commitment Our Values Respect Support Dignity Encouragement We understand that those we serve want to be better spouses, friends, and relatives, and their desire to be the best people they can be. To that end, we promote dignity and respect towards all who take the brave step to find healing within our practice. We envision a practice where those we serve have access to information and treatment that can help them improve their mental and emotional health and achieve harmony, thus promoting healthier families and communities Our Services Youth Services Read More Support Groups Read More Adult Services (Therapy and Groups) Read More Parenting Help Read More Learn More Madeline Maldonado LCSW-R Founder About Us Madeline Maldonado, LCSW - R Madeline Maldonado is a licensed clinical social worker with over 20 years of experience in program administration, clinical supervision & trainings, psychotherapy, diagnostic evaluations, and social work consulting. Madeline’s greatest joy is to motivate and inspire her clients & other professionals as an agent of hope & change. Kindness and humor are her trademark. Madeline has dedicated her career to helping people and seeking to improve systems and organizations that work with, and service people. As a professor and Social Work Consultant, she trains students and professionals on how to work within the current mental health system with less stress, secondary trauma and burnout. Read More Mary Taveras Garcia, LCSW Mary Taveras Garcia, LCSW, CASAC is a licensed clinical social worker with over 20 years of experience in program administration, clinical supervision psychotherapy, and autism evaluation services. Mary has a master's degree in Social Work from Fordham University and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Lehman College of CUNY and is a Certified Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor (CASAC). She was the director of the ALICIA M. FERRER Mental Health Clinic from July 12, 2012 – February 26, 2022. Read More Mary Taveras Garcia, LCSW Founder Our Approach Health, Wellbeing, Trust Our approach is holistic and family and child centered. Our services are culturally humble and integrate the individual’s or family’s values and their preferred language. Schedule an Appointment Contributions and Features ABOUT THE PODCAST FEATURE In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Madeline shares about her experiences as a psychotherapist in the Latino community with her trademark humor. She shares her story of breaking barriers and advocating for Latinx mental health professionals and clients. Madeline also shares tools that anyone can use to help cope and manage during these challenging times. Listen In on Spotify Listen In on the iTunes ABOUT THE PODCAST FEATURE Dealing with Microaggressions in the Workplace From addressing pay inequities, dealing with microaggressions in the workplace, to finding her worth as a Latina woman, Madeline opens up and shares with us her journey to becoming the strong, courageous Latino woman she is today. Listen In on Spotify Speaking Engagements PANEL SPEAKER - NASW-NYC #WESEEYOU LUNCHEON "Social workers have been an integral part of our nation for decades, playing key roles in the Civil Rights and Women’s Rights movements, and pushing for social programs we now take for granted, including the minimum wage, a 40-hour work week, Social Security and Medicare. As our nation continues to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic, systemic racism, economic inequality, global warming, and other crises, the NASW-NYC encourages all social workers to look to the 2022 Social Work Month theme, The Time is Right for Social Work. The second annual NASW-NYC #WeSeeYou Luncheon, held during National Women's History Month/Social Work Month aims to honor and acknowledge the many contributions of women-identifying social workers in NYC. This year, the NASW-NYC hosts a panel of incredible women-identifying social workers who will give us insight and perspective into how they incorporate this year's theme in their work". You take care of everything. Let us take care of you. Get started with Minette Psychotherapy Services today. Schedule a Consultation

  • Autism Evaluations | Minette

    Evaluations for Youth Evaluation and Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that impacts the brain’s development affecting language, communication, cognition, and social skills. An evaluation is the first step toward finding out if your child or loved one has autism spectrum disorder. We offer Autism testing for children and teens ages 0-18 in NY, providing your child or loved one an accurate diagnosis. Among other tests, we use the ADOS-2, a well validated test to establish the diagnosis of ASD. Email mmaldonadoevaluations@gmail.com to learn more about autism testing. Online Virtual Session Available Schedule an Appointment

  • Testimonials | Minette

    Kimberly H, Speaking and working through all my life seasons with someone who understands me culturally and personally has really made a deeper impact in my life compared to others that have worked with me in past. Luke M. “I'm a testimonial. Click to edit me and add text that says something nice about you and your services.” Michelle B. “I'm a testimonial. Click to edit me and add text that says something nice about you and your services.”

  • Group Therapy | Minette

    Group Therapy Group therapy typically involves a meeting with a group of clients during which common issues are presented. During group therapy the clients (members) discuss issues which are affecting their emotions, behaviors, thought processes, etc. Members can verbalize their feelings and the therapist acts as a facilitator. Group therapy may also involve skills training (i.e.- coping skills, parenting skills, communications skills). Online Virtual Session Available Register for a Group

  • Minette Video and Media Library | Minette

    Media and Video Library Minette in Motion Learn about Minette Psychotherapy's services directly from our co-founder, Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R. You can watch several interviews with Madeline where she shares her thoughts and expertise on some of today's most important social work and mental health topics. All Categories Play Video Play Video 00:49 Evaluations offered at Minette Play Video Play Video 01:04 Por qué empezamos a Minette Psicoterapia Play Video Play Video 00:37 Why We Started Minette Psychotherapy Play Video Play Video 31:07 Latinx Alumni Talkback Series | Madeline Maldonado Play Video Play Video 51:20 The Autistic Experience Podcast: Holiday Time & Mental Health with Madeline M, Part 1 Close friend and early supporter of the podcast Madeline stops by for a special holiday and autism discussion spirited to Christmas time Play Video Play Video 47:40 Healing America from the inside:Building stronger mental health support networks| Madeline Maldonado Healing America from the inside out: Building stronger mental health support networks : This is a conversation with Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R ’s in the latest episode of DirectShifts. A s a mental health professional, if you’ve ever aspired to heal America from the inside out through structural change, you will not want to miss this! Madeline has been in the field for over 2 decades and has 15 years of experience in Program Administration and Consulting. She has extensive knowledge on building and running social programs that have benefitted recipients immensely. Her areas of focus include; assessment and diagnosis of mental health disorders, program management, policy development, clinical supervision, and professional development. She strongly believes in making the behavioral health system stronger from within by imparting her extensive knowledge to her clients on how to navigate the behavioral health system while keeping their own mental health intact. Her aim is to help her clients be their own therapists and to be better allies in the mental health revolution! #directshifts #directshiftsstories #webinar #mentalhealth #leadthechange #therapists #socialworkers #therapy #lcsws #mentalhealthprofessionals Play Video Play Video 03:56 Madeline Maldonado, Co-Author, Latinx In Social Work Book Lauch Play Video Play Video 47:18 Pick Your Brains with Benjamin & Madeline Maldonado LSCW-R aldso a best selling author Join me today and my first social worker quest as we explore her story her career and also gentrification Podcast Library Minette Featured In... Minette Psychotherapy has had the privilege of being a guest on several podcasts. Listen in on how Minette Psychotherapy is leading the conversation about mental health and well-being. Share with someone you know. Podcast Lineup Premium Upgrade Required Please upgrade to Premium plan to remove the watermark and access Spotify widget settings Premium Upgrade Required Please upgrade to Premium plan to remove the watermark and access Spotify widget settings Premium Upgrade Required Please upgrade to Premium plan to remove the watermark and access Spotify widget settings Premium Upgrade Required Please upgrade to Premium plan to remove the watermark and access Spotify widget settings Premium Upgrade Required Please upgrade to Premium plan to remove the watermark and access Spotify widget settings Listen in on the podcast featuring Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R as a guest on Voices From the Field - NYU Silver Podcast Episode Media How Does Racism Affect Mental Health? Madeline our Founder was interviewed by Choosing Therapy, a leading provider of mental health resources. The article explores BIPOC and how they often experience significant anxiety regarding their family's safety and endure feelings of hopelessness and worthlessness due to racism, which is beyond their control. Click on the link below to read more. Read More Mental Health Matters: Fordham Professor Madeline Maldonado Discusses the Importance of BIPOC Mental Health Month Mental Health Matters: Fordham Professor Madeline Maldonado Discusses the Importance of BIPOC Mental Health Month. Click on the link below to read more. Read More

  • Contact | Minette

    Get in touch with us today. Contact 123-456-7890 minettetherapy@gmail.com Opening Hours Mon - Fri 9:00 am – 8:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Sunday Closed How can we help you? First Name Last Name Email Write a message Choose an option Choose an option I accept terms & conditions Submit Thanks for submitting!

  • Madeline Maldonado, LCSW-R | Minette

    Hola! Soy Madeline... Hello! I'm Madeline It is such a pleasure to be meeting you here. To get to know me, I have added a little bit of who I am as a clinician, family member and humanitarian. Madeline Maldonado, a licensed Bilingual clinical social worker and seasoned leader, brings over two decades of expertise in mental health advocacy, program development, and culturally competent care. As president and founder of Madeline Maldonado, LCSW Consulting P.C., she provides workshops, staff training, and diagnostic (autism) evaluations, while also serving as the cofounder and president of Minette LCSW Psychotherapy Services PLLC, a clinic dedicated to the mental health needs of Latino and BIPOC communities. Madeline is committed to fostering systemic change and inspiring resilience in the communities she serves. She believes in teaching & empowering clients to be their own advocates, and in working with community partners as allies to address issues in our communities. She confronts problems with teamwork and solution focused strategies. Madeline’s career reflects a legacy of transformative impact and leadership in social work: • Innovative Programs: Her work with the Life is Precious and the Bronx Grassroots Latina Suicide Prevention Program, including contributing to securing grants that funded these life-saving initiatives for Latina adolescents. Her impactful collaboration with Fordham Law School includes wellness workshops for first-year law students and innovative counseling for underrepresented students in their REAL Scholars and IDEAL programs. • Operational Excellence: Her guidance ensured the successful licensure renewals of four mental health programs, guaranteeing high-quality service delivery. Madeline’s focus on culturally humble care has empowered families to have support in environments where they feel understood and respected. • Published Thought Leader: As a co-author of the Amazon-bestselling Latinx/e in Social Work series, with Volume 1 receiving an honorable mention at the 24th International Latino Book Awards, she continues to inspire and connect communities. • Media and Advocacy: Madeline has shared her expertise on the Latinx in Social Work Podcast (including its most downloaded episode, “Dealing with Microaggressions in the Workplace”), the Beauteous Me Podcast, and NYU McSilver Institute CTAC’s Voices from the Field podcast, cementing her reputation as a thought leader in mental health, cultural competency, and advocacy. By collaborating with media outlets like Telemundo and sharing expert insights on mental health topics, Madeline has raised awareness and reduced stigma around mental health issues. Her outreach ensures that important conversations reach diverse audiences. • Inspiring Professional Development: Madeline brings her wealth of experience as an educator and mentor to empower emerging and established professionals. As a former adjunct professor and field advisor at Fordham University’s MSW Program, and the current supervisor of the graduate intern program at Minette Psychotherapy, she has a proven track record of nurturing future leaders in the mental health field. Through her impactful workshops, trainings, and presentations, Madeline provides actionable strategies to combat burnout, reduce stress, and enhance client outcomes. Her dedication inspires professionals to lead with empathy and embrace sustainable, resilient practices in their work. • Representation and Role Modeling: Madeline held the position of Chair for the NASW-NYC Committee on Nominations and Leadership Identification (CNLI) during the 2020-2021 term, following her role as a committee member in the 2019-2020 term. A sought-after speaker, Madeline has presented at major conferences, including the National Latino Behavioral Health Conference, the NASW-NYC Social Work in the City conference, and Autism in Black Conference. Madeline’s work, particularly in co-authoring the Latinx/e in Social Work series and participating in public discussions, has uplifted the voices of the Latinx community. By addressing workplace microaggressions and mental health disparities, she inspires others to embrace advocacy and cultural competency. In 2023, Madeline received a Proclamation from New York State Assembly Member Karines Reyes and Senator Nathalia Fernandez for her outstanding contributions to the Bronx community. Recognized by the NASW in 2008 and 2011 as an “Outstanding Therapist,” she continues to empower professionals and clients with solution-focused strategies and culturally humble care. Madeline holds a Master’s Degree from New York University Silver School of Social Work and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Hunter College of CUNY. She is an avid animal lover and shares her home with her adorable daschund Lucky and handsome tabby cat Poombah. Back TESTIMONIALS Marcela B. Yussef, Ph.D / Psychologist I have nothing but the utmost respect and admiration for Ms. Maldonado and feel privileged to know her, always an inspiring clinician, and a leader. From the moment I first met Ms. Maldonado, far too many years ago, during a professional training, I was immediately taken by how clinically skilled she is, as was readily illustrated by her insightful comments during the public discussion. Since then, I have had the opportunity to consult with her, I have read her comprehensive evaluation reports, and have had the good fortune of getting to know her. She is not only an astute clinician, but most importantly, she is warm, approachable, and truly cares. One tiny example of her commitment and how she goes the extra mile to care for those who are fortunate to work with her, be that as clients, both children and their families, as well as her colleagues, is how generous she always is, not just sharing her well informed clinical opinions, but always sharing additional resources to support the families she works with, and happily sharing such information with other clinicians as well, because her priority is to educate, support, and do her best for our community at large. Kimberly McCoy, Esq., M.S.Ed./Senior Family Educator Madeline Maldonado is a consummate professional and absolute pleasure to work with. I have recommended her services to various clients and they always rave about her. Madeline is relatable and has a knack of having difficult conversations with clients--while still instilling hope, helping them to see that while their path may be difficult, it is not impossible and can still be great. This is important when dealing with parents of children with disabilities. Denora Phillips, M.S./Developmental Evaluator Madeline elevates the field of social work to exceptional heights and works tirelessly to ensure that people from all communities and walks of life have equal access to resources. She is a warrior of social justice and truth. She gives a voice to and breathes hope in the lives of marginalized and oppressed people. She meets clients and families where they are at and skillfully listens to them in order to get to the root of the issues that affect them. She does not just offer solutions, but also arms her clients with tools to empower themselves and navigate challenges they will face in the future. - LinkedIn - Madeline Maldonado, LCSW

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