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I have seen several therapists and I have not found someone as talented as Danielle. I felt an immediate connection and she has helped me take control over my life again. I felt like I was always someone’s mother or someone’s wife, but lost “me” in the picture. I feel like my work with Danielle allowed me to rediscover who I am again. I can’t recommend her enough!
Neha Naqvi, MD
Education
– University of Missouri-Kansas City, Doctorate of Medicine
– University of Missouri-Kansas City, Bachelor of Arts
Residency and Fellowship
– Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, residency in adult psychiatry
– Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry
A significant segment of Dr. Naqvi’s practice is dedicated to assisting elementary, middle, and high school-aged children. Recognizing a pressing need in psychiatric support for younger individuals, she endeavors to bridge this gap through her comprehensive services.
However, her expertise is not restricted to the younger age group. Adults seeking guidance through life’s challenges and aspirations can also benefit immensely from her assistance.
Dr. Naqvi believes in a holistic approach when treating psychiatric conditions. With specializations in managing depression, anxiety, and ADHD, among others, her overarching goal is to offer well-rounded support, empowering her patients to confidently tread their mental health journey.
Beyond her professional role, Dr. Naqvi enjoys life’s simpler pleasures—traveling to new destinations, immersing herself in films, and cooking and baking for her family. Having resided in diverse regions, from the Midwest and the South to now the Northeast, she has developed a deep appreciation for New Jersey’s unique offerings.
Whether it’s enjoying the tranquility of Red Bank’s rivers or immersing herself in the dynamic energy of New York City, her connection to her surroundings has deepened since moving to the area.
This bond extends to her active involvement in local community initiatives, such as teen social skills development and grief counseling groups. Dr. Naqvi is unwavering in her belief that these support systems play a crucial role in helping individuals overcome real-world challenges and attain equilibrium in their lives.
Monique Santone, LCSW
Education
– Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service, Masters of Social Work
– Rutgers University, Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Work
Recognizing the monumental shift new parenthood brings, Monique stresses the importance of providing both new mothers and fathers the empathy and support they deserve during this pivotal phase.
Beyond her therapeutic role, Monique holds dear the moments she spends with her family. They often seek moments of relaxation on the water. It’s their way to disconnect and rejuvenate. Additionally, she’s fond of reading and photography, always eager to capture life’s memories.
Monique’s journey wasn’t without its moments of self-reflection. Throughout her life, she often sensed her perspective diverging from the mainstream. As she matured, this sense of individuality transitioned from a source of introspection to a professional strength. It has enriched her therapeutic approach, offering a unique lens of understanding.
She places immense value on building trust and ensuring that her interactions remain transparent and sincere. In her care, clients can expect not only expert guidance but also a safe and open environment where their stories and experiences are valued.
Danielle Ruchaevsky, LCSW
– Monmouth University, Masters of Social Work
– Kean University, Bachelors of Social Work
Her therapeutic approach is all about being genuine and understanding each client’s unique journey, rather than focusing on diagnosing issues. Danielle believes that everyone’s mind works differently, and we should celebrate this diversity in thoughts and behaviors.
Outside of her work, Danielle enjoys spending quality time with her children, whether it’s supporting them at their activities or doing fun things together. She loves the outdoors and often goes to the beach, reads outdoors, and enjoys the peacefulness of nature.
Growing up with strong, determined, and caring individuals has had a significant influence on Danielle’s approach to life. Her authenticity and approachability allow her to form deep connections with her clients, whether they are adults or teenagers.
As a client-centered therapist, Danielle’s main focus is on her clients—their goals, their desired path, and their journey toward empowerment. She is dedicated to providing support and helping her clients gain insights and take control of their personal growth. For Danielle, the most important part of therapy is ensuring that her clients leave with a sense of empowerment and a deeper understanding of themselves, ready to face life with renewed confidence.
SIREESHA KOLLI, MD, MPH
Education
– Drexel University College of Medicine, Doctorate of Medicine
– Emory University, Masters of Public Health
– Monmouth University, Bachelors of Science
Residency and Fellowship
– Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, residency in adult psychiatry
– Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, fellowship child and adolescent psychiatry
Growing up locally in Freehold, Dr. Kolli’s interest in medicine started at an early age. However, it was during her psychiatry rotation in medical school that she recognized her calling.
Dr. Kolli was captivated by psychiatry because she noticed everyone’s struggle with things like depression was unique. She believed that because everyone’s story is different, their treatment should be just as personalized.
This insight fueled the philosophy that care must be as distinct and individual as the person seeking care and it has become the cornerstone of her practice. Dr. Kolli takes the time to delve into the tapestry of each person’s life—understanding the unique interplay of childhood experiences, relationships, educational and work history, and life stressors that combine to manifest conditions like depression or anxiety disorders.
For Dr. Kolli, a treatment plan is more than just a prescription—it’s a roadmap to modify various aspects of life that may contribute to a patient’s symptoms. Her specialty lies in the thoughtful integration of medication management with therapy, ensuring that each individual receives a holistic strategy for mental health wellness. This approach goes beyond dispensing medication; it’s about fostering an environment where healing and growth can flourish, tailored to each patient’s narrative and needs.
In her personal life, Dr. Kolli cherishes the balance between her professional commitments and her pursuits. An avid traveler and amateur photographer, she captures the beauty of the world around her, both near and far. Her weekends are often spent hiking with her family and reconnecting with nature, which she finds not only grounding but also a source of inspiration for her work.
As a dedicated mom, Dr. Kolli values the time spent with her son, believing that the strength of family ties contributes to personal and community health. She stands as a strong pillar in her community, guiding individuals through significant life transitions—from academic achievements and career milestones to personal growth and parenthood.
Dr. Kolli’s commitment to her roots is a testament to her character and is reflected in the personalized care she provides to each patient. She remains a steadfast advocate for mental health, guiding her patients toward healing and fulfillment.
