Our Services

Owner and Supervisor

Virtual NY, NJ, & MA; She/Her

In my practice, I like to look at how we can better change ourselves to better deal with the problems in the outside world. While trained as a relational psychodynamic therapist, my style draws from a variety of methodologies depending on each client's needs. I tend to be interested in how the past interacts with the present, helping you gain insight and self-awareness in a collaborative atmosphere. Throughout my experience, I have enjoyed working with a variety of people, keeping in mind the uniqueness of each individual's experience.

I have over twenty years experience working in the mental health industry, and before entering my own private practice and becoming CEO of my own group practice, I worked in community mental health and hospitals. I specialize in working with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and relationship challenges. I also have expertise working with the LGBTQ community, offering a non-judgmental space to explore gender and sexuality. I often work with those who often feel misunderstood in life, let down by others, and led to believe there is something wrong with them or that they are "too much." Whether this manifests as difficulties in relationships (couples, peers, parenting, families), body image issues, perfectionism, or difficulties sharing your true self -- I can help you help gain insight, improve self-awareness, set boundaries, and communicate better. I will be your partner in the process, identifying problematic patterns of thought and behavior, understanding what's inhibiting you in relationships, and facilitating difficult emotions.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I received my clinical training at New York University, earning both a Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology and a Master of Social Work. I have and continue to train with clinicians from Callen-Lorde, Ali Forney Center, Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies, and Psychoanalytic Association of New York (Institute affiliated with NYU School of Medicine).

Clinical Supervisor

Brooklyn, She/Her

My warmest welcome to you as you consider therapy. My client relationships are very special to me, and if we work together I look forward to learning who you are and exploring your thoughts, feelings, fears and dreams. My therapeutic goals do not involve “fixing” you. I sit with you through suffering, doubt, and insecurity. I celebrate your resilience, growing self-acceptance and milestones. I affirm and validate who you are, trusting your expert insight on yourself. I offer a trusted therapist’s perspective but invite you to feel safe in disagreeing with my interpretation. I place importance on understanding your past as it relates to your present. We visualize your future.

I have been in private practice for more than four years. Besides this, I have worked in academic, labor, outpatient clinic, and forensic settings. A few examples of treatment areas in which I have experience (and in which you are not alone) include grief and loss, occupational burnout, undue influence from groups/organizations, sex and relationships, loneliness, family of origin issues, trauma, and self-esteem.

I hold a BA in History and an MSW from Hunter College. I consider myself primarily a relational psychotherapist who incorporates contemporary psychoanalysis and person-centered techniques. You may not recognize these play out while we work, but rather, simply feel supported, connected, and relieved.

Manhattan, She/Her

I am a licensed master of social work with a deep passion for helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and transitions. My approach to therapy is warm, empathetic, and collaborative, ensuring that you feel heard and supported as we work together to achieve your goals.

In my practice, I specialize in helping individuals cope with grief, loss, and major life changes. Whether you’re experiencing the overwhelming emotions of losing a loved one, facing challenges in relationships, or navigating stress and anxiety, I’m here to guide you through it with compassionate care.

I draw from a range of therapeutic modalities including psychoanalysis, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and narrative therapy. I will always tailor our sessions to fit your unique needs. I believe therapy should be a safe and empowering space where you can express yourself, challenge negative behaviors and thought patterns, explore your feelings, and find the strength to heal and grow.

As someone with experience working with children and families, I also have a deep understanding of how grief and transitions can affect younger individuals. If you’re looking for support for your child or adolescent, I offer a gentle and age-appropriate approach to help them process their feelings and develop coping skills.

Together, we’ll work toward building resilience, fostering self-compassion, and finding balance in your life. Whether you’re new to therapy or looking to deepen your personal work, I’m here to walk alongside you on your journey.

Manhattan, She/Her

I am a licensed master social worker and received my training at New York University and NYC H+H Bellevue Hospital. I am currently providing trauma-informed psychotherapy to adolescents and adults, both in-person and remotely.

Our lives are full of unexpected changes and transitions, some surprising and some planned. Accepting and adapting to change can be challenging and it often strains our relationships and impacts our lives in unexpected ways. If you find that you are having difficulty working through life changes, moving beyond a past trauma, or coping with day-to-day stress, you are not alone.

I work collaboratively with clients to process their experiences, foster personal growth, and when necessary, to heal from traumatic events. I have particular training in working with PTSD, generalized anxiety, and depression, and in our work together we can develop and focus on personalized goals such as improving relationships, navigating interpersonal conflict, building self-esteem, and reducing stress.

When a client brings me their story, we work together to understand it through trust, curiosity, humor, and perseverance. I will work with you in a collaborative and nonjudgmental way that is informed by a holistic therapeutic approach and genuine, compassionate conversations. If you’re ready to talk and think we could be a good match, please reach out for a phone consultation. I’m looking forward to meeting you!

Manhattan, She/Her

Having a partner as you make your way through emotional challenges such as depression, anxiety, and significant life changes can make all the difference. In our work you are not alone. In psychotherapy I partner with clients and provide guidance and support in a safe, empowering, and empathetic environment to explore challenges and promote overall wellness.

As a client-centered therapist trained in a relational psychodynamic approach, I employ several long-term clinical models as well as short-term, evidence-based practices to support your process of discovering what is getting in your way, and to help you develop the skills, mindset, and insight you need to move forward. My style is active, authentic, and collaborative as I work with emotional openness to build a personal and reciprocal connection with clients. I am committed to increasing equity through anti-racist practice and combatting oppressive forces by contextualizing problems within life and cultural experiences.

I currently specialize in helping teens, college-age students, and adults address challenges that are negatively impacting their wellness so they can work toward achieving their personal and professional goals. I am passionate about helping people with depressive disorders, generalized anxiety, post-traumatic stress, difficult life transitions and stressors, interpersonal conflicts, and low self-esteem. I received my Masters of Social Work from New York University after completing a Master’s Degree from Stanford University and BA from Mills College.

Manhattan, He/They

I am a licensed master social worker, trained at UC Berkeley and currently providing evidence-based therapy to clients from diverse backgrounds, both remotely and in person in Manhattan. I specialize in working with high-achieving individuals who are seeking to enhance their personal and professional progress, as well as those who are struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and life transitions.

I have a warm and empathetic approach, and am committed to creating a safe and non-judgmental space for exploration and growth. My therapy style is highly personalized, drawing from a range of modalities including psychodynamic therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and mindfulness-based approaches. My goal is always to help you achieve lasting change, and to empower you to live your best life.

I am currently accepting new clients both remotely and in-person. The office is discreet and conveniently located near multiple subway stops, and I offer flexible scheduling options to accommodate the busy lives of my clients. If you are looking for a highly skilled therapist who can help you achieve your goals and live a more fulfilling life, I would be honored to work with you.

Manhattan, She/Her

In my practice, I place a strong emphasis on the therapeutic relationship, creating a safe and supportive environment. I believe that humans are inherently social creatures, and that our sense of self is shaped by our interactions with others. With warmth and curiosity, we will explore your feelings, your relationships, your past, and what's happening in the here and now.

I currently specialize in helping teens, adults, and couples improve their relationships and feel more connected with their daily life. I have particular expertise in working with disordered eating, polyamory/non-monogamy, LGBTQIA+ folks, and assisting parents in helping a child explore gender identity. My work is based on relational psychodynamic psychotherapy, but incorporates IFS, DBT, and motivational interviewing. I received my undergraduate and graduate degrees from Middlebury College and New York University, and I have received post-graduate training from the William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis & Psychology.

My style is open, affirming, and challenging. In our work, whatever you're navigating, I will accept you on your terms.

Manhattan, They/Them

In my work, I love helping my clients nurture deep and compassionate connections with themselves, even the parts of themselves that may feel shameful or that they may have struggled to find kindness towards in the past. In therapy, we can partner to address many things, including exploring gender or sexuality, improving your relationship with substances, finding relief from anxiety, depression, or ADHD symptoms, addressing patterns in intimate relationships, healing past trauma, and much more.

I’m particularly passionate about working with LGBTQ+ people and celebrating queer joy and identity. In a society that is not always physically or emotionally safe for LGBTQ+ people, therapy can be a liberatory place where we honor and support you exactly as you are.

I hold a Masters in Social Work from the University of Washington, I am an Internal Family Systems informed provider, and I utilize Somatic modalities, DBT, and Motivational Interviewing. This means that a session with me will be tailored to your specific needs, and can include growing your awareness of your bodily sensations, thoughts, and emotions, to gain more choices around your reactions to life and life’s stressors.

All parts of you are welcome here. If you think we might be a good fit, please reach out, I’m excited to meet you.