The Saratoga Center For Social Therapy: Staff

Jonathan Sulkin, PhD

“I have over 30 years experience working as a psychotherapist and executive coach with a great variety of people who have come to me for help with emotional, relationship, educational and career & business issues. I work with all ages in couples, family, individual and group therapy. My style is conversational, engaging and direct—I prefer a humane rather than a clinical approach and I actively participate in creating our work together. I love to help people with relationship development and in making creative changes, and meeting challenges, in their lives. My experience has been that people frequently discover, in their work with me, that they have more resources with which to build their lives than they had previously imagined.” Read more about Dr. Sulkin

Lisa Woolfe, MA, LCSWR

Ms. Woolfe currently limits her clinical practice at the Saratoga Center for Social Therapy to co-leading two weekly social therapy groups. Ms. Woolfe has been a psychotherapist for over 15 years and a social therapist since 1998. She helped establish the Saratoga Center for Social Therapy (Saratoga Springs, NY) in1997 and she is an Associate of the East Side Institute for Group and Short Term Psychotherapy (New York, NY). Ms. Woolfe has been the Program Director of Glens Falls Hospital’s Center for Children and Families (Glens Falls, NY) since 1998. She received her MA in Psychology from University College Dublin (Dublin, Ireland), her MSW from New York University (New York, NY), and her Post-Graduate Training Certificate from the East Side Institute for Group and Short Term Psychotherapy. Ms. Woolfe received Glens Falls Hospital’s “People Leadership Award” in 2004.

Rich O'Neil

Rich is the Project Coordinator for our social therapy office in Saratoga, supporting the clinical setting through computer, web and office related projects. Rich is a trained musician and photographer, and he brings these skills to his additional position as the Project Organizer for ICOCOS (Independent Culture Organizing Committee of Saratoga). Founded in 1997, ICOCOS produces independent theatre, art and music for, and by, ordinary/extraordinary people.