Gabrielle Schreyer-Hoffman, PhD
Message from Gabrielle
We all face destructive forces that can impede us from achieving our goals, having healthy relationships, and living authentically. In therapy you will work toward enhancing self-awareness and gaining insight into how past and present experiences impact your relationships, outlook, self-concept, and your way of thinking and being. Together, we will explore how to modify problematic patterns and bolster constructive patterns to improve your quality of life and relationships. Additionally, we will work on developing skills, techniques, and tools throughout therapy to reduce symptoms, breakout of problematic behaviors and thought processes. We will develop goals and take small steps toward them, which will lead to big changes overtime. Ultimately, treatment is aimed at helping you increase self-awareness, meet your goals, reduce your symptoms and lead a more authentic, fulfilling, and value driven life. My approach is direct, genuine, curious, and nonjudgmental. Using an evidence informed approach I tailor treatment to meet your unique needs and goals.
About Gabrielle's practice
Weekdays 9am - 5pm
Weekdays Before 9am
$$$
Sliding scale
Directive
Reflective
Body-based
In-person available: Yes
Virtual available: Yes
Anxiety
Eating Patterns or Eating Disorders
Depression
Health-Related Concerns or Chronic Illness
Trauma
Career-Related Stress
Perfectionism
Out of network providers
NY + 2 more
Why state matters
Get to Know Gabrielle
"Dr. Schreyer-Hoffman is compassionate and thoughtful. She really helped me understand on my own terms what was causing my depression. She gave me relief!!! I’ve seen many psychologists and was always upset / giving up hope no one would help me but Dr. Schreyer-Hoffman changed my life. I hope others suffering have the opportunity to see Dr. Schreyer-Hoffman because we all deserve the clarity and relief she brings."
JD, Client
"Dr. Schreyer-Hoffman has been incredibly helpful to me. She has helped me understanding myself and identify ways to work through challenges and pursue my goals. She is available to me when I need her and has helped me through some very difficult times. I don’t know what I would do without her support."
JL, Client
"Dr. G has helped me understand the sources of my anxiety. She has helped me so much. Has made me feel comfortable from day one."
TK, Client
"When my anxiety issues led me to the verge of a full panic attack, Dr. Schreyer-Hoffman was able to schedule me much sooner than normally possible. Her attentive listening and practical but compassionate guidance gave me some instant relief, along with techniques I'll be able to use again. Highly recommended therapist."
SA, Client
"Gabrielle was excellent. She always goes above and beyond. I'm thankful for her."
LH Review from ZocDoc, Client
"So helpful with sensitive topics that I never talked about before. She's a very good therapist."
MG Review from ZocDoc, Client
"Dr. Hoffman has so much understanding and compassion, particularly with eating and personality disorders. I recommend her highly. She is empathic, kind, incredibly professional and is an excellent clinician"
EC Review from ZocDoc, Client
"Dr. Schreyer-Hoffman was prompt and professional. She was able to listen to my concerns, demonstrated great understanding and was able to help me feel comfortable through the process. I highly recommend!"
JM Review from ZocDoc, Client
What is the best part of the work for you?
The best part of being a psychologist is developing genuine connections with my patients and aiding them in realizing and acting on their full potential.
Are there any philosophies or values that inform your work that I should know about?
Working collaboratively with patients is an integral aspect of my work with patients. By learning from the patient about their experiences, challenges and needs I am able to select an appropriate evidence informed treatment for them. I am transparent with my patients about my process and explain my decisions for utilizing a type of therapy or technique as I want my patients to understand my process and conceptualization, so when they leave therapy they have all the tools necessary to be successful on their own.
What is unique about the work you do, or how have you found your work to be different than your colleagues'?
I often see patients after they have not had success with previous providers and treatment modalities. I am apt at working with individuals struggling to find what they need in therapy. I work collaboratively with my patients to help identify their needs and goals and tailor my treatment approach to them.