We offer In-Person & Telehealth Psychotherapy Services
Call today to schedule your appointment! 201-885-3522. We are here for you.
Anxiety, a marriage that has gone quiet, a teenager who stopped talking, or old memories that still sting. We work with all of it.
Book now. Call 201-885-3522 or request an online consultation.
Glen Rock looks settled from the sidewalk. Trimmed lawns, full school calendars, the early train into the city. Plenty of households here are running on very little rest underneath that.
The themes repeat. A couple who have not had a real conversation in months. A parent managing a sick relative while holding a full work week. A kid whose door is always closed now.
Anxiety in this town often shows up as a short fuse at dinner rather than a panic attack. That doesn’t make it smaller, and it doesn’t mean something is wrong with you. Usually it means something has gone unspoken for a long time.
Your first session is a conversation, not an intake interrogation. We want to hear what is happening, what you have already tried, and what you would like to feel differently.
From there, your therapist builds a plan around your goals. Sessions are active. We look at patterns, emotional responses, and the places where you keep getting stuck.
We also work with grief and bereavement, gender identity, LGBTQ2+ concerns, eating and body image (a weight-inclusive practice), compulsive sexual behavior, and neurodivergent clients.
H. Craig Cutler, LCSW, NCPsy.A is our founder and president. Craig is a licensed clinical social worker and certified psychoanalyst with over 20 years of private practice experience, trained at the Silberman School of Social Work and the New Jersey Institute for Training in Psychoanalysis. He previously served as Assessment Coordinator at the Renfrew Center in Ridgewood, just minutes from Glen Rock, specializing in eating disorders and complex trauma.
Our staff includes master’s- and doctoral-level clinicians, both licensed and license-eligible. Psychiatric consultation is available by referral from one of our clinicians. Meet the team.
From the glacial boulder on Rock Road that gave the town its name, our River Edge office is about 15 to 20 minutes and 6 to 7 miles away, usually via West Clinton Avenue and Kinderkamack Road.
If you are coming from Faber Field or the Main Line station, the drive is similar. We are at 852 Kinderkamack Road, Second Floor, River Edge, NJ 07661, with telehealth available across New Jersey when the drive does not fit your week.
You do not need the right words prepared or a clear explanation of what is wrong. Call 201-885-3522 to schedule a consultation and talk with someone who will listen carefully.
Glen Rock to Equality Mental Health Clinic
Estimated Travel Time: 15–20 minutes (approximately 6–7 miles)
via W Clinton Ave and Kinderkamack Rd
While there are several routes you can take from Glen Rock to Equality Mental Health, this is one of the most direct and commonly used options depending on traffic conditions.
Destination will be on the right
Equality Mental Health – 852 Kinderkamack Rd, River Edge, NJ 07661
Your cost depends on your insurance plan and whether you’ve met your deductible. Call your insurer and ask about outpatient mental health benefits, copays or coinsurances, and whether a referral is required. We accept most major plans and offer sliding scale rates based on eligibility and availability. Call us for current session fees.
Plan on 15 to 20 minutes in normal traffic, covering roughly 6 to 7 miles. Most Glen Rock clients take West Clinton Avenue toward Paramus, then follow signs to River Edge and turn onto Kinderkamack Road. Our building is on the right. Parking is available on site.
Yes. Secure video sessions are available throughout New Jersey depending on your location, therapist availability, licensing, and clinical needs. Many clients here mix both, meeting in person when they can and switching to video during busy stretches. Evening appointments are available. We will help you pick a format you can stay consistent with.
No, and be cautious of any practice that does. Progress depends on your goals, your history, and the work you put in between sessions. We commit to honest, careful, evidence-based care and regular check-ins on whether the approach is helping. If it is not, we adjust or help you find a better fit.
Mostly conversation. Your therapist will ask what brought you in, what has been happening at home or work, and what you want to be different. You decide how much to share. It is also your chance to ask questions and judge whether the fit feels right before committing to ongoing work.
We bring a specific focus that general practices often do not: relationships, identity, sexuality, trauma, and family estrangement. Our care is affirming across cultures, abilities, orientations, and relationship structures. We take most insurance, offer sliding scale options, and work with adults, couples, children, adolescents, families, and multi-partner relationships.