Anthony Lopez Psychotherapy, LMHC

I have had an interesting life, so I try my best to identify with your situation. I will walk right beside you, wherever you are, in a nonjudgmental and supporting way. Throughout college, I worked with mental health clients in supported housing. Before becoming a psychotherapist, I was a university administrator who led a multicultural leadership program. It was there that God showed me the ability and desire to lead young men. In the past, I attended seminary and have served both as a youth and college minister. For a period, I also served with the Department of Homeland Security as a US Citizenship and Immigration Services asylum officer.

I specialize solely in males and men's issues. Clients will receive homework as deemed appropriate. For those seeking to integrate Christian counseling, I maintain a balance between psychology and Christianity and a balance between spirituality and the mind. I am relatable and there are no literal or figurative suits in sessions. I enjoy working with people, regardless of their beliefs.

I read various books and attend CEU training.

I use the client's worldview and values to shape their therapy, whether they are religious or non-religious, and take a nonjudgmental approach. I am a native New Yorker and am well-versed in various areas (e.g., religions, non-religion, worldviews, politics, diversity, etc.).

In my spare time, I enjoy reading, traveling, learning about cultures, watching criminal procedural and comedy shows, and trying new foods.