James Sellars, LCSW is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of New York and a Licensed Social Worker in the state of Pennsylvania. His practice focuses on assisting people through marital issues and divorce, as well as, the ugly aftermath it can leave behind. In Addition, Mr. Sellars specializes in counseling people on co-parenting issues, emotional problems in their children, stress, anger management and substance abuse. In addition to the traditional therapy he provides, Mr. Sellars is available to the local Family and Supreme Courts to conduct court appointed, or private custody evaluations, as he is a member of the 18B panel in the First & Second Judicial Departments in New York State.
Mr. Sellars offers his services in the traditional face-to-face modality, as well as over the Internet or telephone. With a conveniently located office in East Norwich, he is able to serve clients from Manhattan to Montauk in person. If you would like to conduct therapy via the web, Mr. Sellars offer his therapeutic services to you through e-mail exchanges, over the telephone (pre arranged appointments required for phone sessions), or through his secure client portal via his website.
To make an appointment Contact Us.
Please be advised, this site should not be used as a means to solicit assistance during an emergency. Please contact your local 911 operator, or go to the nearest emergency department at your local hospital.
Mr. Sellars offers his services in the traditional face-to-face modality, as well as over the Internet or telephone. With a conveniently located office in East Norwich, he is able to serve clients from Manhattan to Montauk in person. If you would like to conduct therapy via the web, Mr. Sellars offer his therapeutic services to you through e-mail exchanges, over the telephone (pre arranged appointments required for phone sessions), or through his secure client portal via his website.
To make an appointment Contact Us.
Please be advised, this site should not be used as a means to solicit assistance during an emergency. Please contact your local 911 operator, or go to the nearest emergency department at your local hospital.
