Counseling
Counseling is at the core of what we do at The Center KSQ. The inception of the design of our integrated-wellness community was founded on the insight and vision of our original counseling team. Counseling is such a vital and important tool. It centers around not what is wrong with you, but about what has happened. This is a paradigm shift in the clinical world and a cornerstone to who we are and how we practice as a team at The Center KSQ.
Beth Wolske, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker who works with children, adults, and families around anxiety, trauma, parenting challenges, relationship dynamics, and perinatal concerns. She brings a thoughtful, grounded, and compassionate presence to her work, helping clients feel safe enough to explore difficult emotions while building practical tools for change. Beth values the therapeutic relationship deeply and believes that healing happens best when clients feel supported, understood, and genuinely partnered with in the process.
Her approach blends warmth and insight with evidence-based care, including Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) for clients struggling with obsessive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, and anxiety-driven patterns. Beth’s background spans higher education, school counseling, behavioral health, autism support, early intervention, and parent-child work. She has also taught psychology within the CUNY system and brings a strong developmental and relational lens to therapy with individuals and families.
Anxiety, trauma, OCD, exposure and response prevention (ERP), parenting support, couple and family relationship dynamics, behavioral concerns, perinatal mental health, pregnancy and postpartum support, depression, child and family therapy, autism-related family support