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Lukin Center for Psychotherapy
Driven by Science. Led by Compassion.
Lukin Center gives you access to the highest quality treatment, education, and resources, delivered by a team of dedicated clinical experts at the top of their fields.
Work with a highly trained therapist 1:1, as a couple, or as a family to explore the issues, behaviors, and stressors that keep you from living the life you want.
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If medication is a part of your treatment plan, our in-house psychiatry practice creates a seamless, coordinated treatment experience that gets results.
Our specialized program uses proven treatments, counseling, and performance training to strengthen your mental game-helping you work harder, play smarter, and succeed on and off the field.
Neuropsychological evaluations can help with understanding the brain-based factors behind challenges at school, at work, or in relationships.
Our clinicians and staff help build a healthier community through events, speaking engagements, partnerships, trainings, and more.
The Lukin Center has partnered with the Super Football Conference—the largest high school football conference in the nation—to deliver elite mental performance training to the next generation of athletes.
Through our Sport Mental Health & Performance Program, student-athletes gain the mental edge to thrive under pressure. From sharpening focus and boosting confidence to building lasting resilience, our expert-led approach supports success on and off the field.
Whether you’re an athlete, coach, or parent, this partnership is more than a collaboration—it’s a movement.
Two leaders. One mission: mental strength for peak performance.
Greatness starts with mindset. Let’s get to work. →
We are now offering group therapy.
Body Positivity Group
Dialectical Behavior Therapy Group (DBT)
Reach out today to sign up or inquire about other group therapy options available in the future.
As the largest practice of its kind in Northern New Jersey, Lukin Center for Psychotherapy takes the guesswork out of choosing mental health treatment. We are proud to be a family practice that provides compassionate care for patients of all ages and backgrounds. Our patients have access to a wider range of proven therapeutic techniques delivered by the most extensively trained clinicians, all in one comprehensive treatment center.
“I personally match every patient with the provider who has the specific skills, background, training, and personality that will get the very best result. I want to be absolutely sure every patient is working with a professional they like and trust, and who can offer them the best help possible.” – Dr. Konstantin Lukin, Ph.D.
Our mental health services are customized to your unique needs. Here’s how the Lukin Center partners with you to provide research-based psychotherapy and psychiatric treatment to help you thrive in every area of your life.
Our practice provides the latest in evidence-based, heavily researched methodologies, so you can put science on your side as you work toward the positive change you want.
Lukin Center clinicians must maintain the highest possible degrees and certifications in their fields. Work with an experienced, vetted expert who knows the best way to help.
Dr. Lukin personally matches every patient with the clinician who has the right mix of skills, training, and personality for the best outcomes possible. Develop a meaningful, productive rapport with a professional you can like and trust.
As the largest mental health practice in the area, we offer more services and treatment modalities than any other provider. From evaluations to therapy to medication management. You can be sure you’re getting exactly what you need, even if your needs change.
Help your child or teen change current behaviors and learn to deal with stress.
Understand the relationship between your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Work on your relationship together in a supported and therapeutic environment.
Restore harmony and improve communication between family members long term.
Our compassionate professionals treat the following common issues and more.
Don’t see your specific challenge here? Let’s talk.
In person* is available at our northern New Jersey locations, all other locations are virtual.
Honoring one life, helping many. The Val Datz Foundation was created to ensure that mental health care is accessible to those who need it most—especially individuals facing barriers to treatment. Through affordable therapy, community programs, crisis support, and awareness initiatives, the Foundation works to break stigma and provide real care for everyone.
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Hosted by our very own Dr.Brians Amorello and @drkonstantinlukin, we are proud to bring to @whatscleartome A podcast where two psychologists leave the jargon behind and get down to the brass tacks of what is clear to them about different topics. In this first episode, Dr.Brian and Dr.Konstantin discuss what is clear to them about life. With guest a appearance from Dr.Brians parents. Episode 1 is out and you can listen now, link in bio. With a new episode every Wednesday.
Oct 14
Hosted by our very own Dr.Brians Amorello and @drkonstantinlukin, we are proud to bring to @whatscleartome A podcast where two psychologists leave the jargon behind and get down to the brass tacks of what is clear to them about different topics. In this first episode, Dr.Brian and Dr.Konstantin discuss what is clear to them about life. With guest a appearance from Dr.Brians parents. Episode 1 is out and you can listen now, link in bio. With a new episode every Wednesday. …
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜Abuse doesn’t always leave visible marks, and understanding it can be the first step toward safety, healing, and support. Swipe through for 5 books that offer insight, validation, and hope:Healing from Hidden Abuse by Shannon Thomas, LCSWSurviving: Why We Stay and How We Leave Abusive Relationships by Beverly GoodenIt’s Not You by Ramani Durvasula, PhDWhen Dad Hurts Mom by Lundy BancroftNo Visible Bruises by Rachel Louise SnyderWhether you’re a survivor, a supporter, or simply want to learn more, these reads can help you better understand the realities of abuse and the path toward recovery.Which of these have you read, or what would you add to the list? Share in the comments.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜Abuse doesn’t always leave visible marks, and understanding it can be the first step toward safety, healing, and support. Swipe through for 5 books that offer insight, validation, and hope:Healing from Hidden Abuse by Shannon Thomas, LCSWSurviving: Why We Stay and How We Leave Abusive Relationships by Beverly GoodenIt’s Not You by Ramani Durvasula, PhDWhen Dad Hurts Mom by Lundy BancroftNo Visible Bruises by Rachel Louise SnyderWhether you’re a survivor, a supporter, or simply want to learn more, these reads can help you better understand the realities of abuse and the path toward recovery.Which of these have you read, or what would you add to the list? Share in the comments. …
St. Joseph Regional’s Cameron Aime punched the ball loose at their own 1-yard line, scooping up the fumble to snuff out St. Peter’s Prep’s drive and swing momentum before a dominant second half.Paramus Catholic QB Walker Snee battled through injury to lead a gutty drive against his former team, setting up Chu Odoh’s return touchdown in a game-breaking sequence against number one ranked Bergen Catholic.Tied 14-14 late in the 2nd quarter, Westwood’s Bruno Vega dropped back on 4th-and-10 and launched a deep dime to Edward Rasmussen for a clutch touchdown, propelling Westwood to a hard-fought victory over Lakeland.Wayne Hills defensive back Cristiano Battaglia intercepted a bobbled pass to halt Wayne Valley’s scoring drive, setting up a touchdown before halftime to extend the lead to 21-7.Which play was the most clutch? Flashy plays get the highlights. Mentally clutch plays win games.
Oct 13
St. Joseph Regional’s Cameron Aime punched the ball loose at their own 1-yard line, scooping up the fumble to snuff out St. Peter’s Prep’s drive and swing momentum before a dominant second half.Paramus Catholic QB Walker Snee battled through injury to lead a gutty drive against his former team, setting up Chu Odoh’s return touchdown in a game-breaking sequence against number one ranked Bergen Catholic.Tied 14-14 late in the 2nd quarter, Westwood’s Bruno Vega dropped back on 4th-and-10 and launched a deep dime to Edward Rasmussen for a clutch touchdown, propelling Westwood to a hard-fought victory over Lakeland.Wayne Hills defensive back Cristiano Battaglia intercepted a bobbled pass to halt Wayne Valley’s scoring drive, setting up a touchdown before halftime to extend the lead to 21-7.Which play was the most clutch? Flashy plays get the highlights. Mentally clutch plays win games. …
Dr. Zetino is joining us as a Post-Doctoral Fellow, working with children, adolescents, and adults on anxiety, mood and behavioral changes, child-parent relationships, grief and loss, childhood trauma, life adjustments and transitions, and LGBTQIA+ concerns.Ridgewood: Fridays, 2:30pm-7:30pmMontclair: Tuesdays, 3pm-7:30pm, Wednesdays, 2pm-8pm, Thursdays, 2pm-8pmTelehealth: Tue 12:30pm, Wed 11am-2pm, Thu 1:15pm and 5:15pm, Fri 11am-1:15pmWant to work with Dr. Zetino? Call (201) 409-0393, email info@lukincenter.com, or visit lukincenter.com to get started.
Oct 12
Dr. Zetino is joining us as a Post-Doctoral Fellow, working with children, adolescents, and adults on anxiety, mood and behavioral changes, child-parent relationships, grief and loss, childhood trauma, life adjustments and transitions, and LGBTQIA+ concerns.Ridgewood: Fridays, 2:30pm-7:30pmMontclair: Tuesdays, 3pm-7:30pm, Wednesdays, 2pm-8pm, Thursdays, 2pm-8pmTelehealth: Tue 12:30pm, Wed 11am-2pm, Thu 1:15pm and 5:15pm, Fri 11am-1:15pmWant to work with Dr. Zetino? Call (201) 409-0393, email info@lukincenter.com, or visit lukincenter.com to get started. …
Today is World Mental Health Day. 🤍But your mental health matters every day, not just today.You can be strong, love your life, and still have hard days. Both can be true.Asking for help isn’t weakness. It’s one of the bravest things you can do.Check in on the people you love.Be gentle with yourself.And remember, you don’t have to carry it all alone.If you need a little extra support today, we’re here. 🤍
Oct 10
Today is World Mental Health Day. 🤍But your mental health matters every day, not just today.You can be strong, love your life, and still have hard days. Both can be true.Asking for help isn’t weakness. It’s one of the bravest things you can do.Check in on the people you love.Be gentle with yourself.And remember, you don’t have to carry it all alone.If you need a little extra support today, we’re here. 🤍 …
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