New Jersey Therapy and Life Coaching is a select, private practice. Meet our therapists and life coaches: Dr. Larry Cohen, Ellia Michalski, MA, LAMFT, and Aaron Feibush, MSW, LSW
About Dr. Larry Cohen
Dr. Larry Cohen works with adults facing a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and relationship challenges. His areas of focus include depression and anxiety, marital and couples concerns, questions of personal direction, and problematic patterns related to relationships, intimacy, sexual behavior, and gambling.
New Jersey Therapy and Life Coaching (NJTLC.com) was founded by Dr. Cohen, who has over three decades of professional experience. He provides psychotherapy, couples and marriage counseling, and life coaching for individuals seeking meaningful psychological change and personal growth. Clients are seen at his South Jersey offices in Voorhees, Marlton, and Cherry Hill.
His clinical approach blends cognitive therapy with psychodynamic psychotherapy. Treatment emphasizes both practical strategies for reducing distress and deeper exploration of the patterns, experiences, and internal conflicts that often drive emotional difficulties.
In his work with couples, Dr. Cohen helps partners address communication breakdowns, recurring conflict, emotional disconnection, and unhealthy relational dynamics. The goal is not simply problem resolution, but the development of more stable, satisfying ways of relating.
Beyond traditional psychotherapy, Dr. Cohen also provides life coaching services for clients looking to refine goals, navigate transitions, strengthen confidence, and overcome personal or professional obstacles. Many individuals benefit from combining therapy and coaching to address both psychological well-being and forward-focused change.
About Aaron Feibush, MSW, LSW
I believe therapy works best when you feel genuinely heard, understood, and comfortable being yourself. My approach is person-centered and collaborative, which means we work together to understand what’s bringing you to therapy, identify your strengths, and determine what changes will help you move forward.
I strive to create a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental environment where you can talk openly about what’s happening in your life. From there, we can explore difficult emotions, challenge unhelpful thoughts, and work on changing patterns or behaviors that may be getting in the way of the life you want.
Therapy offers an opportunity for thoughtful, deliberate self-examination. It is a space to better understand the forces influencing your emotional life, your decisions, and your relationships. Rather than focusing solely on symptom relief, the work emphasizes clarity, insight, and developing more adaptive ways of thinking and responding.
My role is to provide a setting defined by discretion, intellectual rigor, and genuine engagement. The process begins with careful listening, followed by an exploration of the psychological patterns, beliefs, and emotional dynamics shaping your present difficulties. From this foundation, we work toward deeper understanding, greater psychological flexibility, and sustainable personal growth.
About Ellia Michalski, MA, LAMFT
As a therapist, my goal is to create a space where you feel genuinely seen, heard, and understood. I believe healing happens through authentic connection, and that each person comes to therapy with the capacity to grow and change.
My approach is person-centered—meaning our work together is guided by your unique experiences and values, and moves at a pace that works best for you. I strive to provide warmth, empathy, and unconditional positive regard so you can safely explore life’s challenges and rediscover your strengths.
Whether you’re trying to navigate anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, major life transitions, or simply feeling “stuck,” I work collaboratively with you to uncover patterns, clarify your goals, and build tools for lasting change. Together, we focus on fostering self-awareness, emotional balance, and deeper self-acceptance.
I offer EMDR treatment to treat trauma; it is always paced collaboratively and begins with a strong focus on safety and stabilization, building grounding skills, resourcing, and emotional regulation so you feel supported and prepared. When it is clinically appropriate, we will transition to EMDR processing at your pace, with clear check-ins and a consistent plan for closure and integration. My goal is to provide warm, attentive care that helps you feel more present, steady, and in control, while making meaningful progress toward lasting relief.