J. Victoria Laszlo, LCSW, LCADC
Director
East Brunswick NJ
While on a life journey toward meaning & happiness, sometimes we need to sort through the issues that hold us back or are a heavy weight to carry. Therapy is a place to do that sorting: in a safe & trusting environment, we go through our traveler's bag, keep what's our strengths & passions, resolve the entangled conflicts, and maybe leave behind what no longer serves us within our hearts. I would love to be your guide in this journey.
Although people come to see me for a variety of reasons, my specialties are in the treatment of depression, anxiety, OCD, substance abuse, gaming addiction, ACOA, trauma & sexual abuse, affairs/betrayal, anger issues, and a variety of sexual concerns - for males, females & couples, families, teenagers. Military-focused Care Provider. Almost 30 years of experience. Fluent in English & Polish
J. Victoria Laszlo is a NJ State licensed LCSW & LCADC. She earned her BA & MSW from New York University in (1994&99 respectively). She attended Human Sexuality program offered through UMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (2001&2004), completed the year-long Post-Graduate Course in Sex Therapy under the renowned Sandra R. Leiblum in 2001. She also completed trainings in Child Sexual Abuse Case Consultation Project through NJ Child Sexual Abuse Institute (2002-3), Mini-Certificate in Complex Trauma from Rutgers University (2017) & Psychodrama Training (2013-15). Her 30 years of social work career has been specializing in anxiety, depression, anger, addictions, sexual abuse, trauma & sexual concerns with adolescents and adults. Having worked in inpatient, outpatient and foster care settings with voluntary & mandated populations culminated with her working in her private practice (2002-present) in East Brunswick and teaching various Rutgers University undergraduate & graduate courses in Human Sexuality & Addictions (2011-2022) & at New Jersey Technical Institute Psychology course (2025-present). Ms. Laszlo has some experience- through internships or consultation – with sexual offenders and human trafficking victims. Before therapy over the internet was a common place practice, she was a published author on it’s potential uses in 1999 CyberPsychology & Behavior Journal. Her book review of Adolescent Sexual Behavior in the Digital Age: Considerations for Clinicians, Legal Professionals and Educators By Fabian Saleh (Editor), Albert Grudzinskas (Editor), Abigail Judge (Editor) can be read in Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 4(1), 114-119, 2015.
Individuals, couples, and groups.
We also offer wellness events & workshops, stress/anxiety/burnout mini-retreats & international Women's retreats