Psychologist in Kingston, New Jersey

New Jersey

Dr. Jim Mastrich

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4475 Route 27 Kingston NJ 08528

Business Description

When you need a psychotherapist in Kingston, NJ, come to Dr. Jim Mastrich. For many years Dr. Mastrich has offered a vast selection of services including sports psychology, addiction psychotherapy, adult children of alcoholics, codependency, parenting, marriage counseling, and much more. Dr. Mastrich strives to provide his clients with the most professional and confidential services and at rates that are easily affordable. For exemplary therapy and counseling in Kingston and Princeton, NJ area call on Dr. Jim Mastrich.

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Mission Statement

Providing quality counseling and psychotherapeutic services in a confidential and humanistic setting.

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There is a vast range of needs for a talented psychologist. From marriage counseling to addiction counseling, a psychologist can make all the difference in working through such a difficult time and situation. Dr. Jim Mastrich is a skilled psychologist with a passion for helping others and is ready to help you too.

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When you need psychologist help in any field, there’s no one more trusted in Kingston, NJ. We invite you to check out our website to see the complete range of our services and more about us at drjimmastrich.com. Please give us a call to schedule appointments or for us to answer any questions by phone at (609) 921-3665.

1) Sport Psychology

Olympic heroes and six-year-olds share a common experience: satisfaction in becoming one with their activities. Engagement in the flow of activity and personal satisfaction are two-thirds of the components that contribute to optimal performance in athletic activity. I work with adolescent, high school, college, elite an senior athletes to help them regulate their energy and learn to sharpen their focus in moving towards achieving their athletic goals...while having fun in the process.

2) Addiction Therapy

Addiction and substance abuse exact a tremendous toll on the lives wasted and the heartbreak brought to those who love individuals afflicted with this problem. It is important to remember that while it is not easy to successfully address abuse and addiction, is not impossible. Among the people I find myself admiring most are those individuals who have fought this battle and have come out on the other side. They are not merely “dry” in that they are no longer using substances or engaging in dysfunctional behaviors, rather they are truly “sober”. By sober I am referring to the genuine display of insight, honesty and directness that characterizes a person who is not pulling any punches. Some people describe these individuals as being “real”. The sense of responsibility and forthrightness displayed by sober people makes encounters with them always a refreshing experience. In order to recover from compulsive disorders or substance abuse and addiction, a person must stop their counter-productive or otherwise dysfunctional behavior. While recovery may be that simple, it is certainly not easy. Substance abuse or dependence is at least a psychological habit and may also be a physiological one as well. As is the case with all compulsive behaviors, there is usually an emotional investment in the compulsion. People often use and abuse substances in an attempt to address an internal disturbance or upset, and mask feelings of inadequacy or other issues of which they may be only dimly aware. Nevertheless, with a commitment to the process of recovery, and a willingness to take an honest look at oneself, it is amazing the progress people can make. Many who have sustained a stretch of recovery time speak of feeling as if they have a new lease on life. It is not an easy process, but it is simple provided a person allows him or herself to be willing.

3) Couples Counseling

There are several important components to building a healthy relationship whether it is a love relationship, a parent-child relationship, or a relationship in a work setting. The four primary qualities that ensure a positive and constructive relationship are: Creating an atmosphere of mutual respect and acceptance. Honest and direct communication. Accepting responsibility for one’s actions. Staying intellectually and emotionally engaged with the other. I work in partnership with the couple to more accurately listen to each other and to respectfully convey their needs and wishes. If people sincerely try it is surprising what they can accomplish.

Service Locations

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Serving Area:

Kingston, Summerset County, Princeton, Kingston, Mercer County, Middlesex County

County

Somerset

Serving Zip Code:

08528

Latitude

40.3794325

Longitude

-74.6060271