Adirondack Afternoon (reminds me to breathe deeply), a time to reflect on the importance of mental well-being, whether through the guidance of a child psychologist, the support of divorce coaching, or the healing process of family therapy.
Also, life events, health concerns, academic underachievement, depression, and anxiety.
My work
Dr. Aaron Welt has been working in the field of psychology since 1969. He maintains a private practice in the psychotherapy of children, adolescents, adults and elder care consultation, specializing in focused, short term evaluation and treatment of lifespan issues. https://www.dailyrecord.com/story/news/local/2015/01/18/care-teams-emphasize-emotional-support/21953297/
His diversified practice includes individual and family consultation, often working with families and children of divorce. Much of his recent work has been with couples, performing marriage and divorce counselling or Divorce Coaching in the Cooperative/Collaborative Divorce process. https://www.njcollab.com Having taken advanced training in Divorce Coaching and the Child Specialist role, he has spoken about these topics to various professional and lay audiences. https://www.dailyrecord.com/story/news/local/2015/02/22/new-way-divorce-taking-root-nj/23793697/
He has organized regional conferences on advanced topics in the Collaborative Divorce process and Divorce Coaching, and the New Ways for Families parenting skills and conflict resolution program. http://newwaysnj.com/
Dr. Welt does not participate in any insurance network other than traditional Medicare. Call to discus specific fee information.
My background
Dr. Welt graduated Magna Cum Laude from Seton Hall University where he was the recipient of the Psychology Medal. He earned his Master’s Degree and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from St. John’s University where he was appointed as a Teaching Fellow. He has been on staff at the Hoboken University Medical Center and the St. Mary’s Hospital in Passaic and formerly served as Past President of the professional clinical staff at a large public hospital where he was a team leader and supervisor and where he was commended for his leadership role in coordination of professional relationships with the Court.
Dr. Welt has served on the Executive Boards of the New Jersey Psychological Association and the New Jersey Collaborative Law Group and as the Vice President of the New Jersey Psychological Association Foundation. In 2015 he was selected as Psychologist of the Year by the New Jersey Psychological Association. For many years, he was the moderator of the 1000 member electronic bulletin board Listserv of the NJ Psychological Association. Dr. Welt has maintained an extensive program of continuing professional education, seeking to benefit his clients with the most current, effective and sensible approaches to very difficult family issues.