William Henry

William Henry is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker from Mount Kisco, NY who specializes in treating adolescents and young adults, as well as adults who are navigating various life transitions. Adjusting to middle school, high school, college, and entering the working world can be difficult at times and can often bring an overwhelming level of stress and anxiety. Will has years of experience assisting adolescent and young adult clients with these struggles, in addition to his work with adult clients struggling with various other emotional and mental health challenges.

While Will’s approach is often based in Attachment Theory, his technique borrows from Mindfulness practices and utilizes the identified strengths he and his clients discover during the therapeutic process. Will considers his clients to be the experts in their own lives and is an active listener who can offer a different lens through which to view their challenges. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy skills can be used in alleviating immediate concerns so that the client might have more bandwidth to focus on the deeper and, at times, more challenging issues. In addition, Will utilizes nature as a co-therapist when appropriate. Ultimately, Will works collaboratively with his clients to identify a treatment approach that best fits their needs.

Will has an eclectic background that lends itself to a broader understanding of life’s struggles. Though he wasn’t always a therapist, it was a dream from early on. Going to school later in life enabled him to gain a wide range of real-world experience that informs his practice today. Will has spent the last 6 years working at a Day Treatment Center for emotionally and developmentally disabled children and adolescents. His experience there has been invaluable to his understanding of the needs that children, adolescents, and their families have during that time in their lives.