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Livingston Office Therapists
Our licensed professionals bring with them deep clinical experience and a wealth of knowledge from their prior therapeutic settings. Please scroll down to learn more about each therapist. Most therapists offer virtual as well as in-person sessions.
Renee Heinzelmann, LAC
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Renee is a Licensed Associate Counselor dedicated to supporting adults and adolescents through meaningful personal growth and emotional healing. She earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northwestern University, where she developed a strong foundation in evidence-based therapeutic approaches and client-centered care.
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With experience treating a wide range of concerns including anxiety, depression, identity exploration, life transitions, grief, relational challenges, work/life imbalance, parenting stress, and self-esteem struggles, Renee strives to create a therapeutic space grounded in warmth, compassion, and authenticity. Her goal is to help clients feel deeply understood while empowering them to build resilience and reconnect with their strengths.
Renee’s clinical approach integrates Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution-Focused Therapy, allowing her to tailor treatment to each individual’s unique needs and values. She is committed to walking alongside clients as they navigate their journeys toward greater clarity, emotional well-being, and a more fulfilling life.
Renee received her undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania and worked in corporate media/entertainment prior to becoming a therapist. She is also certified as a professional life coach through the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching.
Celine Tardy, LSW
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Celine is a Licensed Social Worker who received her Masters from Columbia University School of Social Work and works with children, teens and adults, experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other psychological challenges. She emphasizes creating a safe space for her clients as she compassionately focuses on the client’s individual needs.
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Celine has worked in various roles throughout her career with clients who have experienced a large range of mental health diagnoses. She was trained at Columbia University in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and previously worked with children at Mount Sinai Medical Center. Celine also uses Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and Motivational Interviewing (MI) with her clients to decrease stress and increase healing.
Celine is highly skilled in using intentional engagement, active listening, and empathy in each session. She uses a strength-based perspective to meet her clients where they are at and help them come to a place of healing.
Jason Diviney, LAC
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Jason Diviney is a licensed associate counselor in the state of New Jersey who earned his Master’s degree in Psychiatric Rehabilitation with a Clinical Mental Health Counseling track from Rutgers University. Jason has worked extensively with teens and adults facing anxiety, depression, social phobias, self-esteem issues, trauma, and substance use challenges.
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Trained in cognitive behavioral therapy and motivational interviewing, Jason specializes in both brief solution-focused therapy for life transitions and acute concerns, as well as longer-term psychotherapy aimed at understanding the patterns behind thoughts, behaviors, and emotions that shape daily life. Utilizing a compassionate, non-judgemental approach, Jason aims to create a safe, supportive space for individuals to work towards meeting their unique needs and build lifelong tools for resilience, self-awareness, and well-being.
Anya Barrett, BA
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Anya is Mental Health Clinical Intern at IPG and is a Master’s candidate at Northwestern University. Her clinical approach is integrative, in that she draws from a variety of counseling theories to support the unique needs of children, adolescents, and adults. She believes that healing happens within a safe, collaborative relationship, grounded in trust, cultural humility, and genuine human connection.
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Anya strives to remain attentive to both verbal and nonverbal communication, understanding that what is left unspoken is often as meaningful as the words a client shares.
Prior to her career in counseling, Anya had a successful career in HR at various Fortune-500 companies. She brings a wealth of experience with her as a result, having focused for nearly two decades on executive management and employee development.
Nevertheless, in working with patients Anya sees her role not as an expert in life, but as a collaborative partner who listens, affirms, and supports your journey toward healing, resilience, and meaningful change. Her stance is guided by empathy, authenticity, and deep respect for each client’s lived experience.
Anya works under the clinical supervision of Kathy Murphy, LPC, IPG’s Clinical Practice Manager.
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To Schedule An Appointment
If you are interested in scheduling an appointment, fill out our Appointment Request form. We will work together to set you up with the right therapist at a time that works for you.
Why Choose Insight Psychological Group in Livingston?
Choosing therapy is a big step. Here’s why people trust our Livingston mental health services:
- Licensed and expert therapists who actually care.
- Wide range of mental health care: individual counseling, couples therapy, family therapy, group sessions, art therapy, and biofeedback.
- Evidence-based treatments customized for you.
- Respect for your background, culture, and goals.
- Flexible in-person and online options.
- Most insurance plans are accepted, with help on billing questions.
Get Started Today
If you’re ready to begin, we’re here to support you. Starting therapy is simple. Fill out our Appointment Request Form or call our intake team. We’ll connect you with a therapist in Livingston, NJ who fits your needs.
Reaching out shows strength. Let us walk with you toward healing and growth.
FAQs
1. What types of therapy do you offer at your Livingston office?
We provide individual, couples, child, family, group, art, and biofeedback therapy.
2. Do you provide online counseling for Livingston residents?
Yes. Online therapy is available if you prefer to meet from home.
3. How do I schedule my first appointment in Livingston?
Fill out our Appointment Request Form or call our intake team.
4. Do you accept insurance at your Livingston office?
Yes. Most major insurance plans are accepted. We’ll help with billing, too.
5. Where is your Livingston office located and is there parking available?
The Little Falls office is located at 315 E. Northfield, Rd. Suite 2B at the corner of E/ Northfield and Old Short Hills Road. And yes, there is parking available at the building.