Empathy is the cornerstone of our practice.

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1124 US Highway 202 Suite B10 Raritan, NJ 08869

953 US Highway 202 N Branchburg, NJ 08876

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+ (1) 908-356-5955

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info@anewwaycp.com

Opening Hours

Mon - Friday:

8AM - 9PM

Matthew Johnson

Licensed Associate Counselor

As a therapist, I strive to guide my clients not only to deeper self-awareness and resilience, but to the ultimate goal of realizing a new relationship with human experience itself. In a world that seemingly requires us to constantly do, we often forget how to simply be, and miss out on the natural peace and wisdom that can only be found in this state. Through regular practice of this deeper state of awareness, the way in which we experience and react to ourselves, others, and events in our lives will naturally begin to change. Through self-exploration and the practice of mindfulness, I hope to foster in my clients greater self-awareness, self-compassion, self-love, trust in oneself, acceptance of reality as it is, and commitment to active change. My work as a therapist is guided by theories of mindfulness, existentialism, ecopsychology, and a healthy dose of cognitive behavioral theory.

We all cope with things in our lives,

some more and others less.

The decision to seek counseling proves your strength and there is nothing to be ashamed of. It is not a sign of weakness to take your problems to a professional; it's actually quite the opposite. Going in for counseling or psychotherapy shows you are actively getting involved in your own recovery.

About Matthew Johnson

Matthew Johnson is a Licensed Associate Counselor in the state of New Jersey.

CERTIFICATIONS/AWARDS:

National Certified Counselor

SPECIALTIES:

Anxiety, Mood Disorders, Psychotic Disorders, Personality Disorders

IDEAL CLIENTS:

Children ages 6+, Adolescents, and Adults

We have the modalities to

Meet Your Needs

Everybody faces challenges and sometimes these challenges seem overwhelming. Your mental health shouldn’t be a problem that you just have to put up with. And it doesn’t have to be a problem that you have to solve alone either.

Therapy is here to support you on your journey to recovery. Sometimes it takes time to understand the reasons why you feel the way you do and what you need to do to solve them. We will help you get there. We will listen to your story, identify your problems and goals, and help establish A New Way to manage through.

Individual

Sessions

In an individual therapy session, a client works one-on-one with a trained therapist. It provides an opportunity to explore your thoughts and feelings openly, honestly, and with confidentiality.

Individual therapy can be helpful to people facing a variety of challenges, including depression and anxiety management, coping with trauma, family conflict, grief and loss, relationship issues, parenting dilemmas, self-esteem concerns, and overall life satisfaction.

Your professional therapist will help you discover new ways of coping with life and its challenges.

Couple

Sessions

Couples therapy is a special kind of psychotherapy that focuses on maintaining healthy relationships between two people who may be dating, partnered, engaged, or married.

Your therapist will help you and your partner solve problems and develop the skills you need to address issues that are holding you back from living the life you want.

Sessions are valuable tools for improving communication, identifying issues and areas of struggle that threaten the health of your relationship, and defining new ways to resolve conflicts.

Family

Sessions

Family therapy is a special form of group psychotherapy that creates a safe space in which family members are able to explore conflict and express positive feelings. This way, family members are able to better understand each other and work out their differences.

The family therapist aims to develop a shared vision so that the entire family works together toward common goals.

The therapist will help promote the positive growth and development of children, and young people, and new ways to strengthen the family as a whole.