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323 W 96th St Suite 2, New York, NY, 10025
b/t Riverside Dr & End Ave
Upper West Side
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730 ftBroadway / 97th St
780 ft96th Street (1,2,3)
0.2 miBroadway / 100th St
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Specialties
Diabetes-Focused Psychotherapy takes a holistic approach combining traditional talk therapy with diabetes education and diabetes management help. It addresses both the physical and emotional aspects of living life with diabetes while still addressing other non-diabetes related life problems to create a unique holistic approach to help people with diabetes thrive.
For many people with diabetes, blood sugar takes a silent toll on cognition, memory, retention, and recall. It can diminish learning, raise stress levels, and spur additional maladies such as depression. It impacts all aspects of life, lifestyle and turns your life upside down. For the people close to them, it has an impact as well: they often must learn to cope with feelings of guilt, anger, being helpless, and worry around this complex health issues.
My private practice helps clients of all ages and their families manage life with diabetes and the many diverse cognitive, behavioral, and emotional issues that come with both Type I and Type II diabetes.
History
Established in 2006.
Eliot LeBow started to help people with diabetes in an agency setting using psychotherapy to help other people with diabetes cope and live better lives.
Psychotherapist and Life Coach Eliot LeBow LCSW goes beyond helping people with diabetes in his office. He uses the DiabeticTalks large online platform to promote the importance of emotional health and well-being while living with diabetes.
Meet the Business Owner
Eliot L.
Business Owner
At age six, Eliot LeBow was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Once he received help and support, he was able to thrive. He is now a diabetes-focused psychotherapist, and the owner of DiabeticTalks, a private practice on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.
His practice DiabeticTalks treats the many diverse cognitive, behavioral, & emotional needs that come with both Type I & Type II diabetes.
«My own passion lies with helping people with diabetes live a capable, powerful life – with less suffering, and filled with all the joy of the human experience,» he says
