LMHC-D
Mads Bukiet
Mental Health Counselor
Book Mads
Languages Spoken
Spanish
English
Areas of Focus
Borderline PD
Bipolar
Cultural issues
ADD or ADHD
Anger Management
Grief
Sex
Sexual Trauma or Abuse
PTSD
Spirituality
Body Dysmorphia
Polyamory
Racism
Executive Function
Perfectionism
Political Anxiety
Climate Anxiety
Social Anxiety
Narcissistic Abuse
Burnout
Childhood Trauma
Self Harm
Health Anxiety
Infidelity
Addiction
Domestic Violence
Suicidal Ideation
Homicidal Ideation
Chronic Illness
OCD
Sleep Disorders
Postpartum Depression
HIV/Aids
Adoption
Autism
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Pmdd
Psychosis
Phobias
Schizophrenia
Eating disorders
I use a variety of therapeutic approaches, with an emphasis on existential, narrative and somatic techniques. My main tool is my curiosity about my clients’ inner lives - by working to understand my client’s motivations and boundaries, I help them gain clarity about their emotions and behavior. I use a person-centered and solution-focused lens to help clients find space for healing and change.
I am a queer identifying therapist and a third generation Holocaust survivor. I have experience helping clients navigate trauma, anxiety, depression, bereavement, life transitions, and relationship challenges. My background in birthwork and psychedelic crisis counseling has led me to prioritize trust and consent in the therapeutic relationship. My goal is to help clients construct lives that they find fulfilling and meaningful.
Education
M.S. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University
B.A. in Political Science, Oberlin College
Madelaine Bukiet
MHC-LP #18-P133590-01
Supervisor
Rita Aliperti LMHC, #12095
I use a variety of therapeutic approaches, with an emphasis on existential, narrative and somatic techniques. My main tool is my curiosity about my clients’ inner lives - by working to understand my client’s motivations and boundaries, I help them gain clarity about their emotions and behavior. I use a person-centered and solution-focused lens to help clients find space for healing and change.
I am a queer identifying therapist and a third generation Holocaust survivor. I have experience helping clients navigate trauma, anxiety, depression, bereavement, life transitions, and relationship challenges. My background in birthwork and psychedelic crisis counseling has led me to prioritize trust and consent in the therapeutic relationship. My goal is to help clients construct lives that they find fulfilling and meaningful.
Education
M.S. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University
B.A. in Political Science, Oberlin College
Madelaine Bukiet
MHC-LP #18-P133590-01
Supervisor
Rita Aliperti LMHC, #12095
Languages Spoken
Spanish
English
Areas of Focus
Borderline PD
Bipolar
Cultural issues
ADD or ADHD
Anger Management
Grief
Sex
Sexual Trauma or Abuse
PTSD
Spirituality
Body Dysmorphia
Polyamory
Racism
Executive Function
Perfectionism
Political Anxiety
Climate Anxiety
Social Anxiety
Narcissistic Abuse
Burnout
Childhood Trauma
Self Harm
Health Anxiety
Infidelity
Addiction
Domestic Violence
Suicidal Ideation
Homicidal Ideation
Chronic Illness
OCD
Sleep Disorders
Postpartum Depression
HIV/Aids
Adoption
Autism
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Pmdd
Psychosis
Phobias
Schizophrenia
Eating disorders
Q.
What would you want people to know?
A.
Being human is hard – fortunately, you don’t have to do it alone. My job is to help you find joy, integrity, meaning, and peace in the journey.
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