Individual Therapy: Personalized Support for Mental Health

Aanya Jajoo

AHN-yuh JAH-joo

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Structured Depth Oriented Attuned Relational Focused Integrative Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Addiction PTSD Spirituality Oppositional Defiant Disorder Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Psychosis Schizophrenia

I approach therapy with warmth, curiosity, and collaboration. I strive to meet clients where they are and create a space where they feel safe, seen, and supported as they explore their emotions, relationships, and identities. My style is culturally responsive, drawing from CBT, attachment-based, family systems, and strengths-based approaches to support insight, self-compassion, and meaningful growth.

I am a Mental Health Counseling Intern pursuing my master’s degree at Teachers College, Columbia University. My experience includes working with children, adolescents, and families across research, school, and community settings, with a focus on anxiety, OCD, family work, parent training, South Asian mental health, and culturally responsive care.

Education

M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University, expected 2027 | Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University, expected 2027 B.S. in Psychobiology, University of California, Los Angeles

License #

NA

Aanya Jajoo

AHN-yuh JAH-joo

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Structured Depth Oriented Attuned Relational Focused Integrative Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Addiction PTSD Spirituality Oppositional Defiant Disorder Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I approach therapy with warmth, curiosity, and collaboration. I strive to meet clients where they are and create a space where they feel safe, seen, and supported as they explore their emotions, relationships, and identities. My style is culturally responsive, drawing from CBT, attachment-based, family systems, and strengths-based approaches to support insight, self-compassion, and meaningful growth.

Professional Background

I am a Mental Health Counseling Intern pursuing my master’s degree at Teachers College, Columbia University. My experience includes working with children, adolescents, and families across research, school, and community settings, with a focus on anxiety, OCD, family work, parent training, South Asian mental health, and culturally responsive care.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University, expected 2027 | Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University, expected 2027 B.S. in Psychobiology, University of California, Los Angeles

License #

NA

Abigail Estrella

AB-i-gayl es-TREH-ya

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Depth Oriented Attuned Curiosity Driven Calmly Challenging Pattern And Cycle Focused Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Anger Management Domestic Violence OCD Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Eating disorders Addiction Sex Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Autism Climate Anxiety Pmdd Health Anxiety Phobias

I cultivate an accepting space for individuals to connect with their authentic selves and desires. I approach therapy with curiosity and deep respect for your story. I draw from a range of therapeutic approaches including psychodynamic, narrative, and cognitive behavioral therapy to accommodate the complexities of individual experiences. Together we’ll set meaningful goals and process emotions at a pace that feels safe and authentic.

I specialize in supporting clients who are navigating trauma, depression, self-esteem, anxiety, and relational conflicts. Over the course of my career, I have had the privilege of working with a diverse range of clients. I prioritize creating space for the cultural, systemic, and social forces that shape each person’s experience. My background also includes roles across mental health in crisis intervention, disability services, care coordination, advocacy, and school settings.

Education

M.S Mental Health Counseling , Manhattan University B.A in Psychology, St.Johns University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P139247-01

Abigail Estrella

AB-i-gayl es-TREH-ya

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Depth Oriented Attuned Curiosity Driven Calmly Challenging Pattern And Cycle Focused Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Anger Management Domestic Violence OCD Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Eating disorders Addiction Sex Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Autism Climate Anxiety Pmdd Health Anxiety Phobias

Personal Approach

I cultivate an accepting space for individuals to connect with their authentic selves and desires. I approach therapy with curiosity and deep respect for your story. I draw from a range of therapeutic approaches including psychodynamic, narrative, and cognitive behavioral therapy to accommodate the complexities of individual experiences. Together we’ll set meaningful goals and process emotions at a pace that feels safe and authentic.

Professional Background

I specialize in supporting clients who are navigating trauma, depression, self-esteem, anxiety, and relational conflicts. Over the course of my career, I have had the privilege of working with a diverse range of clients. I prioritize creating space for the cultural, systemic, and social forces that shape each person’s experience. My background also includes roles across mental health in crisis intervention, disability services, care coordination, advocacy, and school settings.

Credentials

Education

M.S Mental Health Counseling , Manhattan University B.A in Psychology, St.Johns University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P139247-01

Adrienne Gorman

Ad-ree-en Gor-muhn

(She/Her)

Licensed Master Social Worker

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction Grief Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness HIV/Aids Borderline PD Bipolar Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Racism Executive Function Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Homicidal Ideation OCD Spirituality Polyamory Postpartum Depression

I believe that therapy is, among other things, a relationship in which two people share the goal of better understanding the aspirations and difficulties that impede a person's ability to becoming his or her true, authentic self. When there is trust and cooperation, clients are able to discover aspects of themselves they did not know were there and to achieve more productive and satisfying lives.

I initially studied English literature and a number of years later, obtained a masters degree in psychology and a MSW from NYU. I studied for two years at a psychoanalytic institute run by my supervisor, psychiatrist Robert Langs. I have worked in a number of areas, beginning with clients who suffered from substance use issues and then worked at the Center for the Study of Anorexia and Bulimia.

Education

M.A. in Psychology, The New School for Social Research MSW, New York University B.A. in English literature, Hunter College

License #

NY LMSW #032951

Adrienne Gorman

Ad-ree-en Gor-muhn

(She/Her)

Licensed Master Social Worker

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction Grief Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness HIV/Aids Borderline PD Bipolar Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Racism Executive Function Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Homicidal Ideation OCD Spirituality Polyamory Postpartum Depression

Personal Approach

I believe that therapy is, among other things, a relationship in which two people share the goal of better understanding the aspirations and difficulties that impede a person's ability to becoming his or her true, authentic self. When there is trust and cooperation, clients are able to discover aspects of themselves they did not know were there and to achieve more productive and satisfying lives.

Professional Background

I initially studied English literature and a number of years later, obtained a masters degree in psychology and a MSW from NYU. I studied for two years at a psychoanalytic institute run by my supervisor, psychiatrist Robert Langs. I have worked in a number of areas, beginning with clients who suffered from substance use issues and then worked at the Center for the Study of Anorexia and Bulimia.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Psychology, The New School for Social Research MSW, New York University B.A. in English literature, Hunter College

License #

NY LMSW #032951

Alexandra Kadish

al-ig-zan-druh kay-dish

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Collaborative Trauma Informed Resilience Based Skills Based Growth Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Executive Function Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD OCD Polyamory Adoption Autism Perfectionism Narcissistic Abuse Health Anxiety Infidelity Cultural issues Addiction Sex Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Pmdd Self Harm Phobias

I’m committed to your therapy success by using an eclectic approach with principles from person-centered therapy (PCT), CBT, DBT, and MBT. I focus on addressing maladaptive behaviors, habits, and beliefs that block peaceful living. My passion lies in helping individuals increase self-awareness, achieve balance, and spark positive change for a more fulfilling life.

Before private practice, I worked with the child welfare system, supporting children, teens, and families facing housing instability, mental illness, domestic violence, and trauma. In private practice, I discovered my passion for neurodiversity, specializing in neurodevelopmental disorders. I also support clients with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, personality disorders, and stressors related to abuse, life transitions, family conflict, and self-esteem.

Education

Master of Science in Education (MSEd) in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.S. in Psychology. minor in Human Development and Family Sciences, University of Georgia

License #

NY LMHC-D #012743 NJ LPC #37PC01002200 GA LPC #016193

Alexandra Kadish

al-ig-zan-druh kay-dish

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Collaborative Trauma Informed Resilience Based Skills Based Growth Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Executive Function Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD OCD Polyamory Adoption Autism Perfectionism Narcissistic Abuse Health Anxiety Infidelity Cultural issues Addiction Sex Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Pmdd Self Harm Phobias

Personal Approach

I’m committed to your therapy success by using an eclectic approach with principles from person-centered therapy (PCT), CBT, DBT, and MBT. I focus on addressing maladaptive behaviors, habits, and beliefs that block peaceful living. My passion lies in helping individuals increase self-awareness, achieve balance, and spark positive change for a more fulfilling life.

Professional Background

Before private practice, I worked with the child welfare system, supporting children, teens, and families facing housing instability, mental illness, domestic violence, and trauma. In private practice, I discovered my passion for neurodiversity, specializing in neurodevelopmental disorders. I also support clients with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, personality disorders, and stressors related to abuse, life transitions, family conflict, and self-esteem.

Credentials

Education

Master of Science in Education (MSEd) in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.S. in Psychology. minor in Human Development and Family Sciences, University of Georgia

License #

NY LMHC-D #012743 NJ LPC #37PC01002200 GA LPC #016193

Amelia Hall

Uh-mee-lee-uh Hahl

(She/Her)

Licensed Master Social Worker

Therapy Style

Deep Listener Collaborative Warm Conversational Trauma Informed Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Postpartum Depression Autism Narcissistic Abuse

In my holistic approach, I consider the whole person and their world to create an individual approach for each client. Using a range of psychotherapeutic modalities, I aim to foster a safe and productive space for collaboration toward my clients' specific goals. I have a person-centered, strengths-based, trauma-informed approach and work to support my clients in managing life challenges and working towards growth and understanding.

I’ve worked with individuals from a variety of racial, gender, sexuality, and identity backgrounds. Together, we have worked through anxiety, depression, interpersonal, and trauma-based challenges. I have worked in restaurant kitchens and the fine arts and continue to engage with these communities. My goal is to continually grow as a clinician alongside my clients in order to better support the work we do together.

Education

MSW, Columbia University B.F.A, The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art

License #

NY LMSW #120876

Amelia Hall

Uh-mee-lee-uh Hahl

(She/Her)

Licensed Master Social Worker

Therapy Style

Deep Listener Collaborative Warm Conversational Trauma Informed Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Postpartum Depression Autism Narcissistic Abuse

Personal Approach

In my holistic approach, I consider the whole person and their world to create an individual approach for each client. Using a range of psychotherapeutic modalities, I aim to foster a safe and productive space for collaboration toward my clients' specific goals. I have a person-centered, strengths-based, trauma-informed approach and work to support my clients in managing life challenges and working towards growth and understanding.

Professional Background

I’ve worked with individuals from a variety of racial, gender, sexuality, and identity backgrounds. Together, we have worked through anxiety, depression, interpersonal, and trauma-based challenges. I have worked in restaurant kitchens and the fine arts and continue to engage with these communities. My goal is to continually grow as a clinician alongside my clients in order to better support the work we do together.

Credentials

Education

MSW, Columbia University B.F.A, The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art

License #

NY LMSW #120876

Amna Adamjee

Am-nah A-dum-jee

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Pattern And Cycle Focused Humorous Collaborative Somatic Aware Direct

Languages Spoken

Urdu English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues PTSD Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Borderline PD ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief OCD Racism Health Anxiety Bipolar Eating disorders Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Phobias Infidelity

It is important to me to recognize the complexity of human experiences that shape perceptions and unmet needs. I work collaboratively to highlight and use your personal strengths as a catalyst to develop insight and cultivate lifestyle changes. Rooted in Relational approaches, I strive to establish a trusting, occasionally humorous, and validating therapeutic alliance which fosters deeper levels of empowerment, personal growth, and self-acceptance.

My clinical focus is treating adults from diverse backgrounds with anxiety, panic, mood disorders, trauma, self-esteem, relational distress, immigrant experiences, adjustment, and multicultural issues. I use CBT, Narrative and Trauma Therapy, Inner Child Work, Attachment theory, Psychodynamic Theory, and Somatic Mindfulness-Based Practices, with experience in individual and group work in South Asia and the U.S.A.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, Clark University

License #

NY LMHC-D #010770 NJ LPC #37PC00972100 MA LMHC #10002571 CT LPC #8109 FL Out of State Telehealth Credential #TPMC6098 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136507TELE

Amna Adamjee

Am-nah A-dum-jee

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Pattern And Cycle Focused Humorous Collaborative Somatic Aware Direct

Languages Spoken

Urdu English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues PTSD Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Borderline PD ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief OCD Racism Health Anxiety Bipolar Eating disorders Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Phobias Infidelity

Personal Approach

It is important to me to recognize the complexity of human experiences that shape perceptions and unmet needs. I work collaboratively to highlight and use your personal strengths as a catalyst to develop insight and cultivate lifestyle changes. Rooted in Relational approaches, I strive to establish a trusting, occasionally humorous, and validating therapeutic alliance which fosters deeper levels of empowerment, personal growth, and self-acceptance.

Professional Background

My clinical focus is treating adults from diverse backgrounds with anxiety, panic, mood disorders, trauma, self-esteem, relational distress, immigrant experiences, adjustment, and multicultural issues. I use CBT, Narrative and Trauma Therapy, Inner Child Work, Attachment theory, Psychodynamic Theory, and Somatic Mindfulness-Based Practices, with experience in individual and group work in South Asia and the U.S.A.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, Clark University

License #

NY LMHC-D #010770 NJ LPC #37PC00972100 MA LMHC #10002571 CT LPC #8109 FL Out of State Telehealth Credential #TPMC6098 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136507TELE

Amy Li

Ay-mee lil

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Depth Oriented Relational Focused Works Well With Ambivilance Comfortable With Complexity Reflective Progress Oriented

Languages Spoken

Cantonese Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction Spirituality Borderline PD Chronic Illness

I have experience supporting children, adolescents, and young adults in navigating life’s challenges, including family dynamics, mental health concerns, identity, and personal growth. My work in both non-profit and private practice settings has allowed me to help individuals manage anxiety, ADHD, depression, and interpersonal relationships while fostering resilience, self-acceptance, and confidence in their personal journey.

I create a safe, welcoming space where clients feel heard and valued. I emphasize an individualized, client-centered approach using psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness, and strengths-based therapies. I strive to create a safe space for sessions, honoring your unique experiences, and tailor my approach to ensure it feels supportive.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, City College

Xia Qian Li

MHC-LP #18-P118262-03

Amy Li

Ay-mee lil

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Depth Oriented Relational Focused Works Well With Ambivilance Comfortable With Complexity Reflective Progress Oriented

Languages Spoken

Cantonese Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction Spirituality Borderline PD Chronic Illness

Personal Approach

I have experience supporting children, adolescents, and young adults in navigating life’s challenges, including family dynamics, mental health concerns, identity, and personal growth. My work in both non-profit and private practice settings has allowed me to help individuals manage anxiety, ADHD, depression, and interpersonal relationships while fostering resilience, self-acceptance, and confidence in their personal journey.

Professional Background

I create a safe, welcoming space where clients feel heard and valued. I emphasize an individualized, client-centered approach using psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness, and strengths-based therapies. I strive to create a safe space for sessions, honoring your unique experiences, and tailor my approach to ensure it feels supportive.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, City College

Xia Qian Li

MHC-LP #18-P118262-03

Andrea Brunetti

(She/Her)

LMHC, Clinical Supervisor, Office Manager-MIA

Therapy Style

Somatic Aware Trauma Informed Curiosity Driven Existential Humorous Accountability Minded

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar Addiction Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety

I’m a mental health counselor with a holistic, eclectic approach to therapy. I combine Solution-Focused and Narrative Therapy to empower clients in re-creating themselves, fostering self-compassion, self-confidence, and personal growth. My goal is to help you unlock your potential and overcome challenges by building a deeper connection with yourself. Together, we’ll work toward meaningful change and lasting transformation, supporting your journey to becoming the best version of you

I have extensive experience helping individuals navigate trauma, anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, relationship challenges, and self-esteem issues. I understand how these struggles affect your sense of identity and well-being. Together, we’ll explore how to prioritize your needs, reconnect with what matters, and create a sense of safety and grounding. My goal is to help you rediscover balance, self-compassion, and move forward with confidence and clarity.

Education

M.A. in Counseling Psychology, Teachers College, Columbia University Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, The University of Tampa

License #

NY LMHC #013255 FL LMHC #MH25223 DE Out of State Telehealth Provider # MI-0000266 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC3949 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #4371754 SC Out of State Telehealth Provider #2004 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136520TELE

Andrea Brunetti

(She/Her)

LMHC, Clinical Supervisor, Office Manager-MIA

Therapy Style

Somatic Aware Trauma Informed Curiosity Driven Existential Humorous Accountability Minded

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar Addiction Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety

Personal Approach

I’m a mental health counselor with a holistic, eclectic approach to therapy. I combine Solution-Focused and Narrative Therapy to empower clients in re-creating themselves, fostering self-compassion, self-confidence, and personal growth. My goal is to help you unlock your potential and overcome challenges by building a deeper connection with yourself. Together, we’ll work toward meaningful change and lasting transformation, supporting your journey to becoming the best version of you

Professional Background

I have extensive experience helping individuals navigate trauma, anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, relationship challenges, and self-esteem issues. I understand how these struggles affect your sense of identity and well-being. Together, we’ll explore how to prioritize your needs, reconnect with what matters, and create a sense of safety and grounding. My goal is to help you rediscover balance, self-compassion, and move forward with confidence and clarity.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling Psychology, Teachers College, Columbia University Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, The University of Tampa

License #

NY LMHC #013255 FL LMHC #MH25223 DE Out of State Telehealth Provider # MI-0000266 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC3949 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #4371754 SC Out of State Telehealth Provider #2004 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136520TELE

Annabelle Ang

Ann-uh-bell Ah-ng

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Comfortable With Complexity Curiosity Driven Reflective Relational Focused Deep Listener Collaborative

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Narcissistic Abuse Psychosis Schizophrenia Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Grounded in psychodynamic, relational-cultural, and person-centered approaches, I create a warm, collaborative space where you feel seen and welcomed without judgment. I approach our work with curiosity and care, honoring the complexity of your lived experiences shaped by culture, identity, relationships, and the world around you. I believe growth takes many forms and emphasize self-compassion and kindness as part of your personal journey.

I’ve supported clients managing depression, anxiety, childhood trauma, eating disorders, relational challenges, self-esteem and identity concerns, and life transitions, as well as those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and ADHD. My previous roles across therapeutic and care coordination settings have informed my commitment to culturally responsive care that emphasizes collaboration, integrity, and respecting each client’s unique context.

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S in Applied Psychology, New York University

License #

MHC-LP# 18-P143278-01

Annabelle Ang

Ann-uh-bell Ah-ng

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Comfortable With Complexity Curiosity Driven Reflective Relational Focused Deep Listener Collaborative

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Narcissistic Abuse Psychosis Schizophrenia Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Personal Approach

Grounded in psychodynamic, relational-cultural, and person-centered approaches, I create a warm, collaborative space where you feel seen and welcomed without judgment. I approach our work with curiosity and care, honoring the complexity of your lived experiences shaped by culture, identity, relationships, and the world around you. I believe growth takes many forms and emphasize self-compassion and kindness as part of your personal journey.

Professional Background

I’ve supported clients managing depression, anxiety, childhood trauma, eating disorders, relational challenges, self-esteem and identity concerns, and life transitions, as well as those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and ADHD. My previous roles across therapeutic and care coordination settings have informed my commitment to culturally responsive care that emphasizes collaboration, integrity, and respecting each client’s unique context.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S in Applied Psychology, New York University

License #

MHC-LP# 18-P143278-01

Anuradha (Anu) Singh

Ah-new-rah-da Sing

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Holistic Conversational Collaborative Deep Listener Growth Focused Warm

Languages Spoken

French English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression Racism Executive Function Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Autism Self Harm Schizophrenia Bipolar

I'm a therapist who believes in the importance of a strong therapeutic alliance. I strive to create a collaborative and empowering relationship where clients feel heard, understood, and supported in their journey toward well-being. My approach combines elements of CBT, Person-centered, and wellness to help individual develop coping mechanisms and cultivate self-awareness.

I am a therapist with 6 years of experience, specializing in anxiety, depression, trauma, and overall wellness. Using a client-centered approach combined with CBT, I create a supportive, collaborative space where clients can explore their challenges and make meaningful change. With a background in wellness, I am dedicated to helping clients build resilience and achieve lasting emotional well-being.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling and Wellness, NYU B.A. in Psychology, St. John's University

License #

MHC-LP #120902-03

Anuradha (Anu) Singh

Ah-new-rah-da Sing

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Holistic Conversational Collaborative Deep Listener Growth Focused Warm

Languages Spoken

French English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression Racism Executive Function Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Autism Self Harm Schizophrenia Bipolar

Personal Approach

I'm a therapist who believes in the importance of a strong therapeutic alliance. I strive to create a collaborative and empowering relationship where clients feel heard, understood, and supported in their journey toward well-being. My approach combines elements of CBT, Person-centered, and wellness to help individual develop coping mechanisms and cultivate self-awareness.

Professional Background

I am a therapist with 6 years of experience, specializing in anxiety, depression, trauma, and overall wellness. Using a client-centered approach combined with CBT, I create a supportive, collaborative space where clients can explore their challenges and make meaningful change. With a background in wellness, I am dedicated to helping clients build resilience and achieve lasting emotional well-being.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling and Wellness, NYU B.A. in Psychology, St. John's University

License #

MHC-LP #120902-03

Archita Nair

Er-Chi-tah Nigh-er

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Accountability Minded Humorous Trauma Informed Perceptive Warm Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

Hindi Urdu English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Cultural issues Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Polyamory Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Infidelity Bipolar Eating disorders Anger Management Grief Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia ADD or ADHD HIV/Aids Adoption Autism

I approach therapy from a trauma-informed lens because it requires honoring the novelty of each person's experience. No two traumas are alike, and cookie-cutter solutions rarely help. I aid clients in sharing their unique stories in a judgment-free, collaborative space, tailoring strategies with a focus on empowerment, empathy, and flexibility.

I am a mental health professional specializing in trauma, with a focus on relational and interpersonal trauma. I hold dual master’s degrees in Forensic Mental Health Counseling and Applied Psychology, and I'm certified in Victimology Services. I am trained in EMDR and have been utilizing multi-faceted, trauma-informed therapeutic modalities to provide individualized care to clients of diverse identities and experiences for the past year.

Education

M.A in Forensic Mental Health Counseling, John Jay College of Criminal Justice M.A. in Applied Psychology, Amity University B.A. in Psychology (Hons.), Institute for Excellence in Higher Education

License #

MHC-LP #P137066

Archita Nair

Er-Chi-tah Nigh-er

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Accountability Minded Humorous Trauma Informed Perceptive Warm Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

Hindi Urdu English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Cultural issues Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Polyamory Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Infidelity Bipolar Eating disorders Anger Management Grief Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia ADD or ADHD HIV/Aids Adoption Autism

Personal Approach

I approach therapy from a trauma-informed lens because it requires honoring the novelty of each person's experience. No two traumas are alike, and cookie-cutter solutions rarely help. I aid clients in sharing their unique stories in a judgment-free, collaborative space, tailoring strategies with a focus on empowerment, empathy, and flexibility.

Professional Background

I am a mental health professional specializing in trauma, with a focus on relational and interpersonal trauma. I hold dual master’s degrees in Forensic Mental Health Counseling and Applied Psychology, and I'm certified in Victimology Services. I am trained in EMDR and have been utilizing multi-faceted, trauma-informed therapeutic modalities to provide individualized care to clients of diverse identities and experiences for the past year.

Credentials

Education

M.A in Forensic Mental Health Counseling, John Jay College of Criminal Justice M.A. in Applied Psychology, Amity University B.A. in Psychology (Hons.), Institute for Excellence in Higher Education

License #

MHC-LP #P137066

Ariane Haas

Are-ee-ahn Hahss

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Reflective Curiosity Driven Humorous Existential Perceptive Relational Focused

Languages Spoken

French English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Chronic Illness Social Anxiety Burnout Infidelity Bipolar Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Domestic Violence PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Phobias Borderline PD Addiction Spirituality Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Psychosis Schizophrenia

I create a calm, trusting environment that nurtures authenticity, humor and harmony—both in our relationship and in your life. Together, we can explore your goals and values, build self-awareness and self-acceptance. While grounded in feminist psychology, I also use techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Existentialism and Gestalt to find what works best for your unique personality and needs.

A 17-year career in fashion and art in France enabled me to hone my eye for detail and develop a sense of balance and agile communication skills. Through this wealth of experiences and a growing passion to help, I developed projects to support people in finding their voice and advocating for their needs, leading to my current practice becoming a mental health counselor.

Education

BFA in Apparel Design, Rhode Island School of Design MA in Mental Health Counseling and Wellness, NYU (in progress)

License #

N/A

Ariane Haas

Are-ee-ahn Hahss

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Reflective Curiosity Driven Humorous Existential Perceptive Relational Focused

Languages Spoken

French English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Chronic Illness Social Anxiety Burnout Infidelity Bipolar Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Domestic Violence PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Phobias Borderline PD Addiction Spirituality Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I create a calm, trusting environment that nurtures authenticity, humor and harmony—both in our relationship and in your life. Together, we can explore your goals and values, build self-awareness and self-acceptance. While grounded in feminist psychology, I also use techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Existentialism and Gestalt to find what works best for your unique personality and needs.

Professional Background

A 17-year career in fashion and art in France enabled me to hone my eye for detail and develop a sense of balance and agile communication skills. Through this wealth of experiences and a growing passion to help, I developed projects to support people in finding their voice and advocating for their needs, leading to my current practice becoming a mental health counselor.

Credentials

Education

BFA in Apparel Design, Rhode Island School of Design MA in Mental Health Counseling and Wellness, NYU (in progress)

License #

N/A

Ashley Aulestia

Ash-lee Ow-les-tee-ah

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Warm Attuned Conversational Reflective Resilience Based Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues PTSD Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma ADD or ADHD Grief Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Climate Anxiety Burnout Infidelity

My approach is grounded in fostering a safe, trusting space for clients to show up and share as their authentic selves by offering culturally-affirming, trauma-informed, collaborative, and empathic care. I believe pain and struggles make sense in context. My hope is to support you in understanding the roots of your challenges, processing their effects, and creating self-compassion and acceptance.

I am a bilingual, bicultural therapist and native New Yorker with experience working with diverse populations who struggle with trauma, depression, anxiety, immigration, acculturation, relationships, self-esteem, body image, and identity. My approach integrates interventions rooted in psychodynamic therapy, internal family systems, acceptance commitment therapy, and attachment theory.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine, Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine B.A. in Diplomacy and World Affairs, Occidental College

License #

MHC-LP #132396-01

Ashley Aulestia

Ash-lee Ow-les-tee-ah

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Warm Attuned Conversational Reflective Resilience Based Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues PTSD Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma ADD or ADHD Grief Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Climate Anxiety Burnout Infidelity

Personal Approach

My approach is grounded in fostering a safe, trusting space for clients to show up and share as their authentic selves by offering culturally-affirming, trauma-informed, collaborative, and empathic care. I believe pain and struggles make sense in context. My hope is to support you in understanding the roots of your challenges, processing their effects, and creating self-compassion and acceptance.

Professional Background

I am a bilingual, bicultural therapist and native New Yorker with experience working with diverse populations who struggle with trauma, depression, anxiety, immigration, acculturation, relationships, self-esteem, body image, and identity. My approach integrates interventions rooted in psychodynamic therapy, internal family systems, acceptance commitment therapy, and attachment theory.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine, Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine B.A. in Diplomacy and World Affairs, Occidental College

License #

MHC-LP #132396-01

Asya Latifoglu Caglar

Us-yuh Luh-teef-oh-loo

(She/Her)

LMHC, Intern Supervisor

Languages Spoken

Turkish English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Sexual Trauma or Abuse Perfectionism Bipolar ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence PTSD Chronic Illness Racism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Eating disorders Sex OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Pmdd Phobias Infidelity

My approach to therapy is collaborative and personalized, where I serve as an advocate and committed witness to my clients’ journey. I focus on matching your commitment by bringing my authentic self, grounded in warmth, curiosity, and flexibility. Drawing from psychodynamic, person-centered, feminist, and cognitive behavioral modalities, I offer a holistic perspective tailored to your unique needs.

I have experience working with adults from diverse backgrounds in inpatient psychiatric units, research settings, community mental health clinics, as well as private practice. My clinical work focuses on helping clients with depression, anxiety, trauma, life transitions, and relationship challenges. I also collaborate with the testing department at Humantold, conducting psychological evaluations and career assessments.

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, Johns Hopkins University B.A. in Cognitive Science, Johns Hopkins University

License #

NY LMHC #012221 NJ LPC #37PC01144000

Asya Latifoglu Caglar

Us-yuh Luh-teef-oh-loo

(She/Her)

LMHC, Intern Supervisor

Languages Spoken

Turkish English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Sexual Trauma or Abuse Perfectionism Bipolar ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence PTSD Chronic Illness Racism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Eating disorders Sex OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Pmdd Phobias Infidelity

Personal Approach

My approach to therapy is collaborative and personalized, where I serve as an advocate and committed witness to my clients’ journey. I focus on matching your commitment by bringing my authentic self, grounded in warmth, curiosity, and flexibility. Drawing from psychodynamic, person-centered, feminist, and cognitive behavioral modalities, I offer a holistic perspective tailored to your unique needs.

Professional Background

I have experience working with adults from diverse backgrounds in inpatient psychiatric units, research settings, community mental health clinics, as well as private practice. My clinical work focuses on helping clients with depression, anxiety, trauma, life transitions, and relationship challenges. I also collaborate with the testing department at Humantold, conducting psychological evaluations and career assessments.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, Johns Hopkins University B.A. in Cognitive Science, Johns Hopkins University

License #

NY LMHC #012221 NJ LPC #37PC01144000

Benjamin Young

ben-juh-min yung

(He/Him)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, Office Manager-BK

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Grief Spirituality Perfectionism Burnout Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Autism Executive Function Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity

My practice draws from Person-Centered and Psychodynamic foundations, while utilizing a number of other methods, based on my clients’ needs. I am Level-2-trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS) and also utilize REBT/CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and Mindfulness-based skills. It is my aim to create an environment where clients feel safe, accepted, and heard.

My experience has been in a variety of settings with a broad client base. I’ve worked with adults, college students, and couples dealing with anxiety, depression, creative blocks, grief/bereavement, spirituality, relationship difficulties, career uncertainty, trauma, and substance abuse. In 2012, I was a member of the disaster recovery team that counseled individuals coping with the personal and community loss from Hurricane Sandy.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling and Wellness, New York University B.A. in Psychology, Drew University

License #

NY LMHC-D #010084 NJ LPC #37PC00935200 CT LPC #7078

Benjamin Young

ben-juh-min yung

(He/Him)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, Office Manager-BK

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Grief Spirituality Perfectionism Burnout Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Autism Executive Function Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity

Personal Approach

My practice draws from Person-Centered and Psychodynamic foundations, while utilizing a number of other methods, based on my clients’ needs. I am Level-2-trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS) and also utilize REBT/CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and Mindfulness-based skills. It is my aim to create an environment where clients feel safe, accepted, and heard.

Professional Background

My experience has been in a variety of settings with a broad client base. I’ve worked with adults, college students, and couples dealing with anxiety, depression, creative blocks, grief/bereavement, spirituality, relationship difficulties, career uncertainty, trauma, and substance abuse. In 2012, I was a member of the disaster recovery team that counseled individuals coping with the personal and community loss from Hurricane Sandy.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling and Wellness, New York University B.A. in Psychology, Drew University

License #

NY LMHC-D #010084 NJ LPC #37PC00935200 CT LPC #7078

Blair Luedke

bl-air lud-key

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Executive Function Burnout Pmdd Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Racism Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Adoption Psychosis Schizophrenia

Therapy isn’t just about talking; sometimes you need to swear, shake it out, cry, or even doodle. As a queer-affirming, social justice-driven clinician, I’m all about creating a space where you can truly be yourself—no judgment, just openness and understanding. Laughter can be healing, and sometimes life’s harsh realities need a little humor. Together, we'll create goals at a comfortable pace for you.

I specialize in supporting young adults with identity formation and self-acceptance. Additionally, assisting individuals across the lifespan managing anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, and life’s challenges. Utilizing my background in applied physiology, I incorporate mindfulness to enhance awareness and well-being. My approach is grounded in multicultural competence, blending Feminist Theory, REBT, and CBT to empower clients, fostering meaningful cognitive and behavioral change while honoring each person’s unique experience.

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Long Island University B.S. in Kinesiology and Applied Physiology, University of Delaware

License #

MHC-LP #18-P125699-02

Blair Luedke

bl-air lud-key

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Executive Function Burnout Pmdd Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Racism Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Adoption Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

Therapy isn’t just about talking; sometimes you need to swear, shake it out, cry, or even doodle. As a queer-affirming, social justice-driven clinician, I’m all about creating a space where you can truly be yourself—no judgment, just openness and understanding. Laughter can be healing, and sometimes life’s harsh realities need a little humor. Together, we'll create goals at a comfortable pace for you.

Professional Background

I specialize in supporting young adults with identity formation and self-acceptance. Additionally, assisting individuals across the lifespan managing anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, and life’s challenges. Utilizing my background in applied physiology, I incorporate mindfulness to enhance awareness and well-being. My approach is grounded in multicultural competence, blending Feminist Theory, REBT, and CBT to empower clients, fostering meaningful cognitive and behavioral change while honoring each person’s unique experience.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Long Island University B.S. in Kinesiology and Applied Physiology, University of Delaware

License #

MHC-LP #18-P125699-02

Breanna Trowbridge

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Autism ADD or ADHD Burnout Bipolar Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Suicidal Ideation OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Self Harm Phobias Domestic Violence Political Anxiety Infidelity

My therapeutic approach integrates CBT, DBT, Mindfulness, and Person-Centered Therapy, tailoring techniques to each client’s needs. I focus on building a collaborative, nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their challenges and develop skills for emotional regulation, self-awareness, and personal growth, adjusting methods as our work progresses.

I was fortunate enough to spend time throughout my graduate experience working in a community clinical setting with children and their families to provide psychoeducation and coping skills for mental health diagnoses in children as well as working with the parents in developing ways to promote productive practices in the home to improve their family dynamics

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Hofstra University B.A in Psychology, University at Albany SUNY

License #

MHC-LP 18-P133747-01

Breanna Trowbridge

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Autism ADD or ADHD Burnout Bipolar Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Suicidal Ideation OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Self Harm Phobias Domestic Violence Political Anxiety Infidelity

Personal Approach

My therapeutic approach integrates CBT, DBT, Mindfulness, and Person-Centered Therapy, tailoring techniques to each client’s needs. I focus on building a collaborative, nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their challenges and develop skills for emotional regulation, self-awareness, and personal growth, adjusting methods as our work progresses.

Professional Background

I was fortunate enough to spend time throughout my graduate experience working in a community clinical setting with children and their families to provide psychoeducation and coping skills for mental health diagnoses in children as well as working with the parents in developing ways to promote productive practices in the home to improve their family dynamics

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Hofstra University B.A in Psychology, University at Albany SUNY

License #

MHC-LP 18-P133747-01

Brennan Spector

bre-nin speck-tur

(He/Him)

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapist

Therapy Style

Existential Relational Focused Humorous Calmly Challenging Somatic Aware Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Polyamory HIV/Aids Perfectionism Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Self Harm Infidelity Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Autism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Pmdd Health Anxiety Phobias Psychosis Schizophrenia

I work with adults, adolescents, and couples looking to deepen their relationships to self and other. My approach is rooted in psychodynamic and Gestalt counseling theories, along with art, literature, and Buddhist psychology. I strives to create a counseling relationship that is deeply meaningful, often funny, and always warm and inviting.

In addition to talk therapy, I am an experienced ketamine-assisted psychotherapist. My clinical work is also greatly impacted by previous work as a crisis counselor for queer youth. I hold a master's degree from Northwestern, a fine arts degree from NYU, and am a current post-graduate fellow at the Gestalt Associates for Psychotherapy.

Education

M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Northwestern University BFA, New York University

License #

LMHC # 017918

Brennan Spector

bre-nin speck-tur

(He/Him)

Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapist

Therapy Style

Existential Relational Focused Humorous Calmly Challenging Somatic Aware Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Polyamory HIV/Aids Perfectionism Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Self Harm Infidelity Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Autism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Pmdd Health Anxiety Phobias Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I work with adults, adolescents, and couples looking to deepen their relationships to self and other. My approach is rooted in psychodynamic and Gestalt counseling theories, along with art, literature, and Buddhist psychology. I strives to create a counseling relationship that is deeply meaningful, often funny, and always warm and inviting.

Professional Background

In addition to talk therapy, I am an experienced ketamine-assisted psychotherapist. My clinical work is also greatly impacted by previous work as a crisis counselor for queer youth. I hold a master's degree from Northwestern, a fine arts degree from NYU, and am a current post-graduate fellow at the Gestalt Associates for Psychotherapy.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Northwestern University BFA, New York University

License #

LMHC # 017918

Brianna Costantino

Bree-on-uh Kast-an-tee-no

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Relational Focused Warm Collaborative Deep Listener Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Adoption Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Homicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Racism Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Psychosis Schizophrenia Polyamory HIV/Aids

As a therapist, my focus is helping clients gain self-awareness to lead more fulfilling lives. I believe cultivating a warm therapeutic bond is the foundation for client growth. Primarily, I help those with trauma, anxiety, and relational challenges become their better selves. I implement a blend of psychodynamic, relational, and DBT approaches to assist clients in healing traumas, regulating emotions, and navigating life challenges.

My practice is influenced by my trauma-informed training, where safety and trust are established within our first session together. Previously working in an acute psychiatric hospital, I have had the privilege to advocate for, and support, diverse populations. Working with me, you can better understand yourself in relation to your lived experiences, your environments, and your interpersonal relationships to foster a more meaningful life.

Education

Doctoral student/PhD Candidate, in Mental Health Counseling Program, Pace University M.A. in Forensic Mental Health Counseling, John Jay College of Criminal Justice B.A. in Linguistics/Psychology; Minor in Crime and Justice, University of Connecticut

License #

LMHC #018197

Brianna Costantino

Bree-on-uh Kast-an-tee-no

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Relational Focused Warm Collaborative Deep Listener Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Adoption Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Homicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Racism Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Psychosis Schizophrenia Polyamory HIV/Aids

Personal Approach

As a therapist, my focus is helping clients gain self-awareness to lead more fulfilling lives. I believe cultivating a warm therapeutic bond is the foundation for client growth. Primarily, I help those with trauma, anxiety, and relational challenges become their better selves. I implement a blend of psychodynamic, relational, and DBT approaches to assist clients in healing traumas, regulating emotions, and navigating life challenges.

Professional Background

My practice is influenced by my trauma-informed training, where safety and trust are established within our first session together. Previously working in an acute psychiatric hospital, I have had the privilege to advocate for, and support, diverse populations. Working with me, you can better understand yourself in relation to your lived experiences, your environments, and your interpersonal relationships to foster a more meaningful life.

Credentials

Education

Doctoral student/PhD Candidate, in Mental Health Counseling Program, Pace University M.A. in Forensic Mental Health Counseling, John Jay College of Criminal Justice B.A. in Linguistics/Psychology; Minor in Crime and Justice, University of Connecticut

License #

LMHC #018197

Brianna Foppiano

Bree-an-uh Fuh-pee-ah-no

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Grief Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety

I strive to create a nonjudgmental environment that nurtures my client’s autonomy and fosters a positive therapeutic relationship through self-disclosure, humor, and direct communication. I believe in utilizing Person-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness as pillars in my clinical practice.

I have experience with a diverse population ranging in age, specifically focusing on the young adult population and blue-collar workers, and expertise with diverse mental health concerns. I am competent in issues dealing with Anxiety Disorder, Depression, ADHD, Grief, Adjustment Disorder, Educational and Career Counseling, Low Self-Esteem Concerns, and Life-changing events. I work with my clients in all aspects holding a supportive, judgment-free space to have an honest and safe conversation.

Education

M.A. in Counselor Education, Adams State University B.S. in Psychology, SUNY Cortland A.S. in Business Administration, Nassau Community College

License #

MHC-LP #112412-03

Brianna Foppiano

Bree-an-uh Fuh-pee-ah-no

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Grief Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety

Personal Approach

I strive to create a nonjudgmental environment that nurtures my client’s autonomy and fosters a positive therapeutic relationship through self-disclosure, humor, and direct communication. I believe in utilizing Person-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness as pillars in my clinical practice.

Professional Background

I have experience with a diverse population ranging in age, specifically focusing on the young adult population and blue-collar workers, and expertise with diverse mental health concerns. I am competent in issues dealing with Anxiety Disorder, Depression, ADHD, Grief, Adjustment Disorder, Educational and Career Counseling, Low Self-Esteem Concerns, and Life-changing events. I work with my clients in all aspects holding a supportive, judgment-free space to have an honest and safe conversation.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counselor Education, Adams State University B.S. in Psychology, SUNY Cortland A.S. in Business Administration, Nassau Community College

License #

MHC-LP #112412-03

Briony Pittaway

BRY- UH-NEE Pit-a-way

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Humorous Curiosity Driven Pattern And Cycle Focused Collaborative Conversational Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Polyamory Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Eating disorders Anger Management Grief OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity

My approach draws from various client-centered therapies to create individualized and unique therapy experiences, encouraging clients to explore their strengths and potential. I integrate Humanistic and Existential perspectives, along with evidence-based practices, to meet clients where they are and promote healing, acceptance, and growth. I believe that creating a supportive and non-judgmental environment fosters trust, confidence, and awareness, which can inspire meaningful change.

I have experience working with individuals across various life stages and from diverse cultural backgrounds, upbringings, and beliefs. In my previous role, I provided therapy in both group and individual settings at an integrated substance abuse and mental health outpatient facility. Currently, I work with adults navigating anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, substance use, relationship stressors, life changes, and intrapersonal conflicts.

Education

M.A. in Forensic Mental Health Counseling, John Jay College of Criminal Justice B.S. in Psychology, University of North Georgia

License #

NY LMHC-D #008919 NJ LPC #37PC00830900

Briony Pittaway

BRY- UH-NEE Pit-a-way

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Humorous Curiosity Driven Pattern And Cycle Focused Collaborative Conversational Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Polyamory Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Eating disorders Anger Management Grief OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity

Personal Approach

My approach draws from various client-centered therapies to create individualized and unique therapy experiences, encouraging clients to explore their strengths and potential. I integrate Humanistic and Existential perspectives, along with evidence-based practices, to meet clients where they are and promote healing, acceptance, and growth. I believe that creating a supportive and non-judgmental environment fosters trust, confidence, and awareness, which can inspire meaningful change.

Professional Background

I have experience working with individuals across various life stages and from diverse cultural backgrounds, upbringings, and beliefs. In my previous role, I provided therapy in both group and individual settings at an integrated substance abuse and mental health outpatient facility. Currently, I work with adults navigating anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, substance use, relationship stressors, life changes, and intrapersonal conflicts.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Forensic Mental Health Counseling, John Jay College of Criminal Justice B.S. in Psychology, University of North Georgia

License #

NY LMHC-D #008919 NJ LPC #37PC00830900

Caitlin Armstrong

Kayt-lin Ahrm-strawng

(She/Her)

LMHC-D

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Meaning Centered Centering Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Polyamory Postpartum Depression Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Body Dysmorphia HIV/Aids Racism Autism Pmdd Self Harm Bipolar Eating disorders Domestic Violence Sleep Disorders Adoption Phobias Infidelity

I strive to offer a safe space to be curious together about patterns that impact your well-being. Through exploring ourselves and our relationships, we can heal unhealthy patterns and develop positive coping mechanisms to foster a more hopeful worldview. I encourage my clients to process feelings around intersections of identity and am grateful for the spaces we create together that support your growth.

I have experience working with individuals dealing with life transitions, stress, self-esteem, relationship issues, LGBTQ issues, grief, trauma/PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Additionally, I have experience working with clients with disabilities and chronic illness and understand the unique impact of disability. I draw from an eclectic blend of person-centered, psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and contemplative techniques to meet my client’s needs.

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.A. in Psychology, University of Kentucky

License #

NY LMHC-D #013613 NJ LPC #37PC01053600 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC3957 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136607TELE

Caitlin Armstrong

Kayt-lin Ahrm-strawng

(She/Her)

LMHC-D

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Meaning Centered Centering Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Polyamory Postpartum Depression Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Body Dysmorphia HIV/Aids Racism Autism Pmdd Self Harm Bipolar Eating disorders Domestic Violence Sleep Disorders Adoption Phobias Infidelity

Personal Approach

I strive to offer a safe space to be curious together about patterns that impact your well-being. Through exploring ourselves and our relationships, we can heal unhealthy patterns and develop positive coping mechanisms to foster a more hopeful worldview. I encourage my clients to process feelings around intersections of identity and am grateful for the spaces we create together that support your growth.

Professional Background

I have experience working with individuals dealing with life transitions, stress, self-esteem, relationship issues, LGBTQ issues, grief, trauma/PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Additionally, I have experience working with clients with disabilities and chronic illness and understand the unique impact of disability. I draw from an eclectic blend of person-centered, psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and contemplative techniques to meet my client’s needs.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.A. in Psychology, University of Kentucky

License #

NY LMHC-D #013613 NJ LPC #37PC01053600 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC3957 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136607TELE

Candice Chiang

KAN-dis JYAHNG

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Relational Focused Pattern And Cycle Focused Trauma Informed Depth Oriented Calmly Challenging Meaning Centered

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation Spirituality Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Autism Anger Management Sex PTSD Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Polyamory Executive Function Political Anxiety Burnout Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Domestic Violence OCD Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse

I grew up between languages and cultures, which taught me early that the most important things resist easy translation. I work with individuals and couples navigating complex identities, trauma, mood disorders, and the weight of trying to understand yourself while living your life. My approach is relational, multicultural, and gently challenging. If you’re ready, I’d love to help you find the words.

I’ve supported individuals, couples, and families through roles in counseling, care coordination, and behavioral therapy. Much of my work has focused on marginalized communities navigating anxiety, depression, relational challenges, and cultural and life transitions. These experiences continue to shape my commitment to culturally responsive care rooted in humility, curiosity, and deep respect for each person’s unique story.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University; M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S. in Media, Culture, and Communication, with a Minor in Psychology, New York University

Yu-En Chiang

MHC-LP #18-P143867-01

Candice Chiang

KAN-dis JYAHNG

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Relational Focused Pattern And Cycle Focused Trauma Informed Depth Oriented Calmly Challenging Meaning Centered

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation Spirituality Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Autism Anger Management Sex PTSD Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Polyamory Executive Function Political Anxiety Burnout Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Domestic Violence OCD Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse

Personal Approach

I grew up between languages and cultures, which taught me early that the most important things resist easy translation. I work with individuals and couples navigating complex identities, trauma, mood disorders, and the weight of trying to understand yourself while living your life. My approach is relational, multicultural, and gently challenging. If you’re ready, I’d love to help you find the words.

Professional Background

I’ve supported individuals, couples, and families through roles in counseling, care coordination, and behavioral therapy. Much of my work has focused on marginalized communities navigating anxiety, depression, relational challenges, and cultural and life transitions. These experiences continue to shape my commitment to culturally responsive care rooted in humility, curiosity, and deep respect for each person’s unique story.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University; M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S. in Media, Culture, and Communication, with a Minor in Psychology, New York University

Yu-En Chiang

MHC-LP #18-P143867-01

Carlyn Traina-Kane

car-lin tray-nuh kayn

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Relational Focused Collaborative Warm Curiosity Driven Humorous

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Suicidal Ideation

I am dedicated to creating a safe therapeutic space where clients feel safe to be vulnerable and authentic. With warmth and empathy, I act as a guide in each client’s journey to pursuing a present and fulfilling life. I tailor my approach individually, integrating feminist theory, mindfulness, and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT).

With a background in dance, I believe that our minds and bodies are connected and feel passionate about incorporating somatic principles into my work. I specialize in working with LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent individuals and have experience with clients navigating life transitions, early childhood trauma, and creating healthy boundaries.

Education

M.S.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.A. in Community and Environmental Planning, Dance, University of Washington

License #

MHC-LP #18-P129841-02

Carlyn Traina-Kane

car-lin tray-nuh kayn

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Relational Focused Collaborative Warm Curiosity Driven Humorous

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Suicidal Ideation

Personal Approach

I am dedicated to creating a safe therapeutic space where clients feel safe to be vulnerable and authentic. With warmth and empathy, I act as a guide in each client’s journey to pursuing a present and fulfilling life. I tailor my approach individually, integrating feminist theory, mindfulness, and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT).

Professional Background

With a background in dance, I believe that our minds and bodies are connected and feel passionate about incorporating somatic principles into my work. I specialize in working with LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent individuals and have experience with clients navigating life transitions, early childhood trauma, and creating healthy boundaries.

Credentials

Education

M.S.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.A. in Community and Environmental Planning, Dance, University of Washington

License #

MHC-LP #18-P129841-02

Carmen Hayek

Kaar-muhn Rah-mohs

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor, CCTP

Therapy Style

Pattern And Cycle Focused Trauma Informed Warm Deep Listener Accountability Minded Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Autism Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Phobias Addiction Domestic Violence Sleep Disorders

By providing a nonjudgmental environment, I utilize empathy, patience, and encouragement to empower clients through healing and self-discovery. I tailor my approach to meet the unique needs of each client, hoping to guide clients to a more in-depth connection to themselves and gain agency over their lives despite the challenges they face.

I am dedicated to working with various underserved communities such as LGBTQ+, immigrants, neurodivergent, racial/cultural minorities, etc. I have diverse experience working with teens to older adults who struggle with mood disorders like depression and various forms of anxiety, low self-esteem, life transition/adaption, eating disorders, family conflict, LGBTQ+ issues, complex trauma, political unrest, racial/cultural trauma, and grief.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Baruch College B.A. in Psychology, Purchase College

License #

LMHC #016377 CT LPCA #7799

Carmen Hayek

Kaar-muhn Rah-mohs

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor, CCTP

Therapy Style

Pattern And Cycle Focused Trauma Informed Warm Deep Listener Accountability Minded Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Autism Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Phobias Addiction Domestic Violence Sleep Disorders

Personal Approach

By providing a nonjudgmental environment, I utilize empathy, patience, and encouragement to empower clients through healing and self-discovery. I tailor my approach to meet the unique needs of each client, hoping to guide clients to a more in-depth connection to themselves and gain agency over their lives despite the challenges they face.

Professional Background

I am dedicated to working with various underserved communities such as LGBTQ+, immigrants, neurodivergent, racial/cultural minorities, etc. I have diverse experience working with teens to older adults who struggle with mood disorders like depression and various forms of anxiety, low self-esteem, life transition/adaption, eating disorders, family conflict, LGBTQ+ issues, complex trauma, political unrest, racial/cultural trauma, and grief.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Baruch College B.A. in Psychology, Purchase College

License #

LMHC #016377 CT LPCA #7799

Chelsea Chandos

Chel-see Chan-dose

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Conversational Existential Relational Focused Direct Trauma Informed Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity

I offer a non-judgmental and compassionate space where you can truly be heard. My approach is integrative, using a variety of evidence-based techniques tailored to your specific needs. Together, we will foster a deeper understanding of the self and work to achieve a holistic sense of fulfillment. Additionally, I am deeply committed to providing affirming care to LBGTQ+ individuals and intersecting identities.

I am currently a counselor-in-training at New York University obtaining a master’s degree and dual certification in LGBTQ+ Affirmative Counseling. My professional background includes assisting individuals in achieving recovery from intensive eating disorders and volunteering as a Certificed Suicide Hotline Specialist to ensure the safety of those experiencing suicidal ideation. These experiences have fortified my abilities to build lasting and trusting relationships with my clients.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, NYU B.A. In Psychology, University of New Mexico

License #

N/A

Chelsea Chandos

Chel-see Chan-dose

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Conversational Existential Relational Focused Direct Trauma Informed Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity

Personal Approach

I offer a non-judgmental and compassionate space where you can truly be heard. My approach is integrative, using a variety of evidence-based techniques tailored to your specific needs. Together, we will foster a deeper understanding of the self and work to achieve a holistic sense of fulfillment. Additionally, I am deeply committed to providing affirming care to LBGTQ+ individuals and intersecting identities.

Professional Background

I am currently a counselor-in-training at New York University obtaining a master’s degree and dual certification in LGBTQ+ Affirmative Counseling. My professional background includes assisting individuals in achieving recovery from intensive eating disorders and volunteering as a Certificed Suicide Hotline Specialist to ensure the safety of those experiencing suicidal ideation. These experiences have fortified my abilities to build lasting and trusting relationships with my clients.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, NYU B.A. In Psychology, University of New Mexico

License #

N/A

Cheryl Lim

Sherr-ol Lim

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Director of Tech and Compliance Operations

Therapy Style

Conversational Warm Psychoeducation Centered Reflective Humorous Pattern And Cycle Focused

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Sex Chronic Illness Polyamory Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Infidelity Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD OCD Postpartum Depression Adoption Autism Executive Function Climate Anxiety Childhood Trauma Pmdd Phobias Eating disorders Sleep Disorders Spirituality HIV/Aids Political Anxiety

Therapy is unique to each individual, shaped by your identity and life experiences. I adjust each session to suit your needs and goals, using approaches like CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, and psychodynamic techniques to explore how the past and present connect. My aim is to collaborate with you and support you in making meaningful changes, breaking patterns, and creating space for growth, exploration, and healing.

My training in CBT and psychodynamic approaches allow me to tailor my work to meet individual needs. I’ve had the privilege of working with a diverse range of clients, from children to seniors, across various settings. My primary focus has been with emerging adults—especially those navigating mood disorders, anxiety, and challenges related to life transitions and relationship/family dynamics. I'm committed to ongoing training and growth, ensuring I stay equipped to address the evolving needs in mental health.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Brooklyn College B.S. in Psychology, Brooklyn College

License #

NY LMHC-D #011234 NJ LPC #37PC01019400

Cheryl Lim

Sherr-ol Lim

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Director of Tech and Compliance Operations

Therapy Style

Conversational Warm Psychoeducation Centered Reflective Humorous Pattern And Cycle Focused

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Sex Chronic Illness Polyamory Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Infidelity Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD OCD Postpartum Depression Adoption Autism Executive Function Climate Anxiety Childhood Trauma Pmdd Phobias Eating disorders Sleep Disorders Spirituality HIV/Aids Political Anxiety

Personal Approach

Therapy is unique to each individual, shaped by your identity and life experiences. I adjust each session to suit your needs and goals, using approaches like CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, and psychodynamic techniques to explore how the past and present connect. My aim is to collaborate with you and support you in making meaningful changes, breaking patterns, and creating space for growth, exploration, and healing.

Professional Background

My training in CBT and psychodynamic approaches allow me to tailor my work to meet individual needs. I’ve had the privilege of working with a diverse range of clients, from children to seniors, across various settings. My primary focus has been with emerging adults—especially those navigating mood disorders, anxiety, and challenges related to life transitions and relationship/family dynamics. I'm committed to ongoing training and growth, ensuring I stay equipped to address the evolving needs in mental health.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Brooklyn College B.S. in Psychology, Brooklyn College

License #

NY LMHC-D #011234 NJ LPC #37PC01019400

Chioma Ofodile

CHoh-ma Aw-foh-dee-le

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Somatic Aware Works Well With Ambivilance Relational Focused Strategic Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Psychosis Schizophrenia

I am a Nigerian immigrant who believes healing happens in the community. My work uses a person-centered approach while integrating psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and acceptance & commitment therapies to address diverse issues, including immigrant challenges, religious trauma, gender conflicts, and connection with self/sensuality.

I have served as a therapist with the Capital Counseling Employee Assistance Program, helping clients of all ages. I worked with the SUNY Research Foundation for over two years, using motivational interviewing to address substance use, gambling, and mental health among college students. I have also supported a hotline.

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, University at Albany B.A. in Psychology with a Minor in Creative Writing, University at Albany

License #

MHC-LP #P133442

Chioma Ofodile

CHoh-ma Aw-foh-dee-le

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Somatic Aware Works Well With Ambivilance Relational Focused Strategic Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I am a Nigerian immigrant who believes healing happens in the community. My work uses a person-centered approach while integrating psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and acceptance & commitment therapies to address diverse issues, including immigrant challenges, religious trauma, gender conflicts, and connection with self/sensuality.

Professional Background

I have served as a therapist with the Capital Counseling Employee Assistance Program, helping clients of all ages. I worked with the SUNY Research Foundation for over two years, using motivational interviewing to address substance use, gambling, and mental health among college students. I have also supported a hotline.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, University at Albany B.A. in Psychology with a Minor in Creative Writing, University at Albany

License #

MHC-LP #P133442

Daniel Lee

Dan-yuhl Lee

(He/Him)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Comfortable With Complexity Holds Intensity Well Existential Nervous System Conscious Curiosity Driven Humorous

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Borderline PD Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation HIV/Aids Adoption Autism Self Harm

Therapeutic growth builds from consideration of the individual, exploring both unique life experiences as well as the universal biopsychosocial framework that defines the human condition. I believe effective therapy demands an eclectic multicultural approach, with incorporation of psychodynamic, CBT, and DBT elements when motivating behavioral change.

I've been privileged to work with people of all ages, ranging from young adults to senior citizens, living with anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use recovery, relationship & identity issues, and adjustment to chronic medical conditions. Additionally, I've had experience working with vulnerable populations impacted by the criminal justice system.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling & Behavioral Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine B.S. in Psychology & English from Fordham University

License #

NY LMHC-D #012059 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #7371654 VT Out of State Telehealth Provider #068.0136516TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6121

Daniel Lee

Dan-yuhl Lee

(He/Him)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Comfortable With Complexity Holds Intensity Well Existential Nervous System Conscious Curiosity Driven Humorous

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Borderline PD Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation HIV/Aids Adoption Autism Self Harm

Personal Approach

Therapeutic growth builds from consideration of the individual, exploring both unique life experiences as well as the universal biopsychosocial framework that defines the human condition. I believe effective therapy demands an eclectic multicultural approach, with incorporation of psychodynamic, CBT, and DBT elements when motivating behavioral change.

Professional Background

I've been privileged to work with people of all ages, ranging from young adults to senior citizens, living with anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use recovery, relationship & identity issues, and adjustment to chronic medical conditions. Additionally, I've had experience working with vulnerable populations impacted by the criminal justice system.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling & Behavioral Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine B.S. in Psychology & English from Fordham University

License #

NY LMHC-D #012059 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #7371654 VT Out of State Telehealth Provider #068.0136516TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6121

Danielle Louis

dan-yell loo-es

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Humorous Calmly Challenging Warm Collaborative Pattern And Cycle Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Oppositional Defiant Disorder Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia Infidelity Eating disorders Cultural issues Chronic Illness Spirituality Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Autism Narcissistic Abuse Phobias

I practice an eclectic approach of CBT, DBT, and PCT, and believe each client is the expert in their own lived experience. I offer empathetic listening with supportive and humor-filled guidance, and believe that providing clients with homework and skills to implement outside of sessions is a central factor in facilitating positive outcomes.

I have experience working with Survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, PTSD/trauma processing, mood disorders, suicidality, and complexities of infidelity. I am passionate about working with first responders as a former paramedic myself, and also work as a Crisis Intervention Clinician specializing in stabilization of acute crises.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teacher's College, Columbia University M.A. in Counseling Psychology, Teacher's College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, Queens University of Charlotte A.A.S. in Emergency Medical Services, Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College

License #

NY LMHC #013403 OH LPC #E.2303780

Danielle Louis

dan-yell loo-es

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Humorous Calmly Challenging Warm Collaborative Pattern And Cycle Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Oppositional Defiant Disorder Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia Infidelity Eating disorders Cultural issues Chronic Illness Spirituality Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Autism Narcissistic Abuse Phobias

Personal Approach

I practice an eclectic approach of CBT, DBT, and PCT, and believe each client is the expert in their own lived experience. I offer empathetic listening with supportive and humor-filled guidance, and believe that providing clients with homework and skills to implement outside of sessions is a central factor in facilitating positive outcomes.

Professional Background

I have experience working with Survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, PTSD/trauma processing, mood disorders, suicidality, and complexities of infidelity. I am passionate about working with first responders as a former paramedic myself, and also work as a Crisis Intervention Clinician specializing in stabilization of acute crises.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teacher's College, Columbia University M.A. in Counseling Psychology, Teacher's College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, Queens University of Charlotte A.A.S. in Emergency Medical Services, Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College

License #

NY LMHC #013403 OH LPC #E.2303780

Diana Naftal

dy-a-nuh NAF-tal

(She/Her)

LCSW, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Engaged Relational Focused Warm Depth Oriented Humorous

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia HIV/Aids Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Eating disorders Cultural issues Anger Management Suicidal Ideation OCD Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia Autism ADD or ADHD Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Climate Anxiety

My belief in the power of partnership is the abiding principle of my practice. I take a creative, insightful, and practical approach to helping clients understand how one's mind, body, and interpersonal life can work together to relive pain and create new ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving to help create a satisfying and meaningful life.

I am a trusted and compassionate psychotherapist with over 17 years of experience. Skilled in relational, psychodynamic, humanistic, and behavioral modalities, I treat adolescents, adults, couples, and seniors contending with anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, phase-of-life issues, employment stress, body-image, chronic illness, physical disabilities, addictions, and grief and trauma.

Education

MSW, New York University School of Social Work B.A. in Theatre and Communications, SUNY Oswego

License #

NY LCSW #070441-01 NJ LCSW #44SC06073200 CT LCSW #14495 SC Out of State Telehealth Provider #TLS 1468 CP VT Out of State Telehealth Provider #089.0136686TELE ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #1671070

Diana Naftal

dy-a-nuh NAF-tal

(She/Her)

LCSW, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Engaged Relational Focused Warm Depth Oriented Humorous

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia HIV/Aids Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Eating disorders Cultural issues Anger Management Suicidal Ideation OCD Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia Autism ADD or ADHD Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Climate Anxiety

Personal Approach

My belief in the power of partnership is the abiding principle of my practice. I take a creative, insightful, and practical approach to helping clients understand how one's mind, body, and interpersonal life can work together to relive pain and create new ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving to help create a satisfying and meaningful life.

Professional Background

I am a trusted and compassionate psychotherapist with over 17 years of experience. Skilled in relational, psychodynamic, humanistic, and behavioral modalities, I treat adolescents, adults, couples, and seniors contending with anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, phase-of-life issues, employment stress, body-image, chronic illness, physical disabilities, addictions, and grief and trauma.

Credentials

Education

MSW, New York University School of Social Work B.A. in Theatre and Communications, SUNY Oswego

License #

NY LCSW #070441-01 NJ LCSW #44SC06073200 CT LCSW #14495 SC Out of State Telehealth Provider #TLS 1468 CP VT Out of State Telehealth Provider #089.0136686TELE ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #1671070

Doonya Tabibi

doon-yuh tuh-bee-bee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Pattern And Cycle Focused Trauma Informed Warm Resilience Based Meaning Centered Skills Based

Languages Spoken

Farsi English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Grief Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Autism Psychosis Schizophrenia Homicidal Ideation HIV/Aids

My approach to therapy acknowledges that each individual has unique life experiences that shape the way they view and understand the world. I aim to create a culturally sensitive, individualized space for each client through a variety of approaches such as person-centered, acceptance and commitment, trauma-informed, and strengths-based therapy. I believe empathy and compassion are essential elements in encouraging positive change and in feeling heard.

My experience includes working in individual settings with diverse populations such as children, adults, children of immigrants, and minority communities with a variety of issues ranging from anxiety and depression, relational and self-esteem issues, and life transitions. My background as an Afghan-American woman informs my multicultural, intersectional approach, and I am passionate about being a figure of support for immigrant and refugee communities.

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S in Psychology, University of Texas at Austin

Doonya Tabibi

MHC-LP #18-P137059-01

Doonya Tabibi

doon-yuh tuh-bee-bee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Pattern And Cycle Focused Trauma Informed Warm Resilience Based Meaning Centered Skills Based

Languages Spoken

Farsi English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Grief Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Autism Psychosis Schizophrenia Homicidal Ideation HIV/Aids

Personal Approach

My approach to therapy acknowledges that each individual has unique life experiences that shape the way they view and understand the world. I aim to create a culturally sensitive, individualized space for each client through a variety of approaches such as person-centered, acceptance and commitment, trauma-informed, and strengths-based therapy. I believe empathy and compassion are essential elements in encouraging positive change and in feeling heard.

Professional Background

My experience includes working in individual settings with diverse populations such as children, adults, children of immigrants, and minority communities with a variety of issues ranging from anxiety and depression, relational and self-esteem issues, and life transitions. My background as an Afghan-American woman informs my multicultural, intersectional approach, and I am passionate about being a figure of support for immigrant and refugee communities.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S in Psychology, University of Texas at Austin

Doonya Tabibi

MHC-LP #18-P137059-01

Ela Aksoy

EH-lah AHK-soy

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Accountability Minded Conversational Attuned Collaborative Warm

Languages Spoken

Turkish English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety PTSD OCD Postpartum Depression Childhood Trauma Pmdd Schizophrenia Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Anger Management Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Psychosis Phobias

I offer a rare combination: rigorous clinical training and professional coaching expertise. I integrate CBT and mindfulness-based techniques, and hold specialized certification in CBT for Insomnia—the gold-standard, medication-free treatment for sleep difficulties. My clients don't just gain insight; they build concrete skills, break long-standing patterns, and achieve results they can measure—better sleep, renewed energy, and sustainable momentum toward their goals.

I trained at New York Presbyterian's psychiatric hospital, one of the nation's leading psychiatric institutions, supporting individuals with complex mental health needs. As a certified professional life coach completing my Master's in Mental Health Counseling, I specialize in sleep treatment, burnout recovery, and major life transitions. My coaching background means sessions aren't just about insight—they're about action, accountability, and measurable progress.

Education

M.F.A, New York University M.S in Mental Health Counseling, Manhattan University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P143281-01

Ela Aksoy

EH-lah AHK-soy

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Accountability Minded Conversational Attuned Collaborative Warm

Languages Spoken

Turkish English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety PTSD OCD Postpartum Depression Childhood Trauma Pmdd Schizophrenia Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Anger Management Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Psychosis Phobias

Personal Approach

I offer a rare combination: rigorous clinical training and professional coaching expertise. I integrate CBT and mindfulness-based techniques, and hold specialized certification in CBT for Insomnia—the gold-standard, medication-free treatment for sleep difficulties. My clients don't just gain insight; they build concrete skills, break long-standing patterns, and achieve results they can measure—better sleep, renewed energy, and sustainable momentum toward their goals.

Professional Background

I trained at New York Presbyterian's psychiatric hospital, one of the nation's leading psychiatric institutions, supporting individuals with complex mental health needs. As a certified professional life coach completing my Master's in Mental Health Counseling, I specialize in sleep treatment, burnout recovery, and major life transitions. My coaching background means sessions aren't just about insight—they're about action, accountability, and measurable progress.

Credentials

Education

M.F.A, New York University M.S in Mental Health Counseling, Manhattan University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P143281-01

Eleonora Odes

Eleo-no-ra o-de-s

(She/Her)

Psychologist, PhD

Languages Spoken

Russian English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia OCD

As a trained scientist-practitioner, I incorporate contributions of empirical research and evidence-based practice to inform my work with individuals and couples. I am highly integrative in my thinking and utilize the therapeutic framework which consists of psychodynamic, cognitive/ dialectical behavioral, multicultural, and humanistic perspectives.

I am honored to bring practical experience across multiple professional settings based on my fifteen years of post-doctoral clinical practice. I am a formally trained trauma fellow with a doctoral research in perfectionism and male friendships with a great interest in working through different emotional challenges that we can experience throughout our lives.

Education

Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University M.A. New York University B.S. CUNY Brooklyn College.

License #

Ph.D #018537

Eleonora Odes

Eleo-no-ra o-de-s

(She/Her)

Psychologist, PhD

Languages Spoken

Russian English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia OCD

Personal Approach

As a trained scientist-practitioner, I incorporate contributions of empirical research and evidence-based practice to inform my work with individuals and couples. I am highly integrative in my thinking and utilize the therapeutic framework which consists of psychodynamic, cognitive/ dialectical behavioral, multicultural, and humanistic perspectives.

Professional Background

I am honored to bring practical experience across multiple professional settings based on my fifteen years of post-doctoral clinical practice. I am a formally trained trauma fellow with a doctoral research in perfectionism and male friendships with a great interest in working through different emotional challenges that we can experience throughout our lives.

Credentials

Education

Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University M.A. New York University B.S. CUNY Brooklyn College.

License #

Ph.D #018537

Elizabeth Sytnik

eh-LIZ-uh-beth S-IH-T-N-AH-K

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Growth Focused Calmly Challenging Curiosity Driven Attuned Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Suicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Executive Function Perfectionism Burnout Borderline PD Addiction Grief Sex PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Social Anxiety Self Harm Health Anxiety Bipolar Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Spirituality Adoption Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Pmdd Phobias Infidelity

I use an individualized and integrated approach to therapy that draws from psychodynamic, CBT, narrative, and mindfulness techniques. Sessions are tailored to achieve your therapeutic goals in a positive space where you feel safe in approaching the challenging work you will take on together. My practice aims to explore what hinders you, set goals, and build skills that will allow you to flourish

Prior to beginning my career as a therapist, I spent a decade working in marketing and business development. My clinical experience includes working with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions, career and relationship concerns, self-esteem issues, eating disorders, and women’s issues across the lifespan. As a parent myself, I also have a special interest in family challenges, parenting, and maternal mental health.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling & Wellness, NYU B.A. in Art History, Sewanee: The University of the South

License #

MHC-LP #18-P126229-02

Elizabeth Sytnik

eh-LIZ-uh-beth S-IH-T-N-AH-K

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Growth Focused Calmly Challenging Curiosity Driven Attuned Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Suicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Executive Function Perfectionism Burnout Borderline PD Addiction Grief Sex PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Social Anxiety Self Harm Health Anxiety Bipolar Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Spirituality Adoption Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Pmdd Phobias Infidelity

Personal Approach

I use an individualized and integrated approach to therapy that draws from psychodynamic, CBT, narrative, and mindfulness techniques. Sessions are tailored to achieve your therapeutic goals in a positive space where you feel safe in approaching the challenging work you will take on together. My practice aims to explore what hinders you, set goals, and build skills that will allow you to flourish

Professional Background

Prior to beginning my career as a therapist, I spent a decade working in marketing and business development. My clinical experience includes working with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions, career and relationship concerns, self-esteem issues, eating disorders, and women’s issues across the lifespan. As a parent myself, I also have a special interest in family challenges, parenting, and maternal mental health.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling & Wellness, NYU B.A. in Art History, Sewanee: The University of the South

License #

MHC-LP #18-P126229-02

Ella Perlmutter

El-uh Perl-mut-er

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Warm Relational Focused Trauma Informed Attuned Curiosity Driven Deep Listener

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity

My clinical approach is collaborative, compassionate, and rooted in person-centered, humanistic, attachment-based, and psychodynamic frameworks. I believe people are naturally oriented toward growth when met with the right support and understanding. I am drawn to exploring the underlying needs, fears, and past experiences that shape how clients feel, relate, and cope, helping them process what has gone emotionally undigested and move toward healthier, more intentional ways of living.

I have worked as a therapist in private practice, supporting adult clients navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship issues. Prior to my clinical training, I spent three years at Weill Cornell Medicine's Emotion, Cognition, and Psychotherapy Laboratory, conducting psychotherapy research with vulnerable populations across a range of presenting concerns.

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.A. in Psychology, University of Miami

License #

MHC-LP #18-P143747-01

Ella Perlmutter

El-uh Perl-mut-er

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Warm Relational Focused Trauma Informed Attuned Curiosity Driven Deep Listener

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity

Personal Approach

My clinical approach is collaborative, compassionate, and rooted in person-centered, humanistic, attachment-based, and psychodynamic frameworks. I believe people are naturally oriented toward growth when met with the right support and understanding. I am drawn to exploring the underlying needs, fears, and past experiences that shape how clients feel, relate, and cope, helping them process what has gone emotionally undigested and move toward healthier, more intentional ways of living.

Professional Background

I have worked as a therapist in private practice, supporting adult clients navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship issues. Prior to my clinical training, I spent three years at Weill Cornell Medicine's Emotion, Cognition, and Psychotherapy Laboratory, conducting psychotherapy research with vulnerable populations across a range of presenting concerns.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.A. in Psychology, University of Miami

License #

MHC-LP #18-P143747-01

Ella Stupart

Ell-uh Stoo-part

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

I create a therapeutic space grounded in radical acceptance, emotional safety, and non-judgemental reflection to support growth and foster hope. Keeping each client’s goals central to our work, I personally tailor treatment plans using evidence-based and culturally informed approaches. Drawing from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Psychodynamic theory, I help my clients navigate challenges, strengthen self-awareness, and cultivate fulfillment.

I have clinical experience as a Mental Health Counseling Intern working with children, adults, and couples, as well as in implementing a suicide prevention program for adolescent girls. I have supported individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, interpersonal conflict, Borderline Personality Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, ADHD, OCD, and eating disorders. I am passionate about supporting individuals of all ages and backgrounds.

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.S in Applied Psychology, NYU

Elizabeth Stupart

NY MHC-LP #18-P143868-01

Ella Stupart

Ell-uh Stoo-part

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Personal Approach

I create a therapeutic space grounded in radical acceptance, emotional safety, and non-judgemental reflection to support growth and foster hope. Keeping each client’s goals central to our work, I personally tailor treatment plans using evidence-based and culturally informed approaches. Drawing from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Psychodynamic theory, I help my clients navigate challenges, strengthen self-awareness, and cultivate fulfillment.

Professional Background

I have clinical experience as a Mental Health Counseling Intern working with children, adults, and couples, as well as in implementing a suicide prevention program for adolescent girls. I have supported individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, interpersonal conflict, Borderline Personality Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, ADHD, OCD, and eating disorders. I am passionate about supporting individuals of all ages and backgrounds.

Credentials

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.S in Applied Psychology, NYU

Elizabeth Stupart

NY MHC-LP #18-P143868-01

Emily Cowling

Em-uh-lee Cow-ling

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Calmly Challenging Relational Focused Nervous System Conscious Psychoeducation Centered Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Grief PTSD Spirituality Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation OCD Body Dysmorphia Autism Executive Function Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Anger Management Domestic Violence Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Polyamory Racism Self Harm Phobias Schizophrenia

My therapy approach is integrative utilizing person-centered, strength-based, mindfulness, and relational methods. As a trauma-informed, LGBTQIA+ affirming therapist, I appreciate the strengths of each individual and am committed to fostering a safe, non-judgmental, collaborative space in which to empower my clients to uncover their most authentic selves.

With experience providing community-based disability and mental health support, I now support clients in private practice navigating depression, anxiety, life transitions, and relationships. This experience has deepened my compassionate understanding of the importance of mental health and the role of human connection, kindness, and humor in improving lives.

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health & Wellness, NYU Steinhardt B.A. in Psychology & Sociology, The Australian National University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P130228-01

Emily Cowling

Em-uh-lee Cow-ling

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Calmly Challenging Relational Focused Nervous System Conscious Psychoeducation Centered Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Grief PTSD Spirituality Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation OCD Body Dysmorphia Autism Executive Function Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Anger Management Domestic Violence Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Polyamory Racism Self Harm Phobias Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

My therapy approach is integrative utilizing person-centered, strength-based, mindfulness, and relational methods. As a trauma-informed, LGBTQIA+ affirming therapist, I appreciate the strengths of each individual and am committed to fostering a safe, non-judgmental, collaborative space in which to empower my clients to uncover their most authentic selves.

Professional Background

With experience providing community-based disability and mental health support, I now support clients in private practice navigating depression, anxiety, life transitions, and relationships. This experience has deepened my compassionate understanding of the importance of mental health and the role of human connection, kindness, and humor in improving lives.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health & Wellness, NYU Steinhardt B.A. in Psychology & Sociology, The Australian National University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P130228-01

Emma Distler

em-uh dihst-ler

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Growth Focused Calmly Challenging Holistic Pattern And Cycle Focused Collaborative Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

Italian English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction Sex Sleep Disorders Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Domestic Violence Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Psychosis Phobias

My therapeutic approach involves a blend of multicultural, psychodynamic, and person-centered interventions. It is my responsibility to immerse myself in my clients' worlds founded on trust, empathy, and acceptance. I also believe that past and present experiences shape who we are, how we choose to define ourselves, and our relationships with others.

I work with adults and children who find it difficult to traverse through topics related to emotional regulation, distress tolerance, generational trauma, and relationships. I also help clients unlearn unproductive habits so they can implement effective and self-serving strategies. In doing so, they are able to improve their mood and interpersonal relationships. Together, at your own pace, we can uncover terrain that promises further exploration.

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.S. in Psychology & Italian Studies, Wesleyan University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P132897-01

Emma Distler

em-uh dihst-ler

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Growth Focused Calmly Challenging Holistic Pattern And Cycle Focused Collaborative Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

Italian English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction Sex Sleep Disorders Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Domestic Violence Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Psychosis Phobias

Personal Approach

My therapeutic approach involves a blend of multicultural, psychodynamic, and person-centered interventions. It is my responsibility to immerse myself in my clients' worlds founded on trust, empathy, and acceptance. I also believe that past and present experiences shape who we are, how we choose to define ourselves, and our relationships with others.

Professional Background

I work with adults and children who find it difficult to traverse through topics related to emotional regulation, distress tolerance, generational trauma, and relationships. I also help clients unlearn unproductive habits so they can implement effective and self-serving strategies. In doing so, they are able to improve their mood and interpersonal relationships. Together, at your own pace, we can uncover terrain that promises further exploration.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.S. in Psychology & Italian Studies, Wesleyan University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P132897-01

Emma Zambrano

EM-uh za-mbrah-noh

(She/Her/Hers)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Humorous Comfortable With Complexity Trauma Informed Holistic Calmly Challenging Meaning Centered

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief Sex PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Executive Function Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Eating disorders Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Spirituality HIV/Aids Racism Political Anxiety Schizophrenia Homicidal Ideation Adoption Psychosis

I specialize in identity, sexuality, and neurodiversity with LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and neurodivergent clients across all stages of life — especially those navigating life between cultures, identities, or chapters. Grounded in trauma-informed care, I bring a sex-positive, creatively expansive lens to healing. Your fandoms, your spirituality, your multitudes — they all belong in the room. You don't have to shrink yourself here.

As a sex-positive, LGBTQIA+ affirming therapist, I support young and emerging adults—many from immigrant and BIPOC communities—who are figuring out who they are and where they’re headed. I’m especially drawn to neurodiversity-affirming work with ADHD and Autism, and I value meeting people as individuals, not diagnoses. With warmth, cultural responsiveness, and evidence-informed care, I help clients build confidence and create meaningful change.

Education

M.S. in Professional Counseling, Florida International University B.S. in Psychology, Florida International University

License #

NY MHC-LP # FL RMHCI #IMH26359

Emma Zambrano

EM-uh za-mbrah-noh

(She/Her/Hers)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Humorous Comfortable With Complexity Trauma Informed Holistic Calmly Challenging Meaning Centered

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief Sex PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Executive Function Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Eating disorders Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Spirituality HIV/Aids Racism Political Anxiety Schizophrenia Homicidal Ideation Adoption Psychosis

Personal Approach

I specialize in identity, sexuality, and neurodiversity with LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and neurodivergent clients across all stages of life — especially those navigating life between cultures, identities, or chapters. Grounded in trauma-informed care, I bring a sex-positive, creatively expansive lens to healing. Your fandoms, your spirituality, your multitudes — they all belong in the room. You don't have to shrink yourself here.

Professional Background

As a sex-positive, LGBTQIA+ affirming therapist, I support young and emerging adults—many from immigrant and BIPOC communities—who are figuring out who they are and where they’re headed. I’m especially drawn to neurodiversity-affirming work with ADHD and Autism, and I value meeting people as individuals, not diagnoses. With warmth, cultural responsiveness, and evidence-informed care, I help clients build confidence and create meaningful change.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Professional Counseling, Florida International University B.S. in Psychology, Florida International University

License #

NY MHC-LP # FL RMHCI #IMH26359

Erica Press

eh-ruh-kuh pres

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Relational Focused Trauma Informed Comfortable With Complexity Humorous Growth Focused Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness Polyamory Autism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Infidelity Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction Suicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Health Anxiety Borderline PD Anger Management Domestic Violence OCD Postpartum Depression Climate Anxiety Pmdd Psychosis Phobias

Driven by a deep interest in individual experiences, I prioritize building strong rapport and relational connection with clients. I offer a trauma-informed, affirming space to explore identity, process emotions, and set meaningful goals. My style is warm, curious, nonjudgmental, and often humorous. I support people in feeling seen, empowered, and more connected to their authentic selves as they navigate life’s challenges.

My clinical experience is primarily with adults experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, and challenges associated with autism and ADHD. I have worked with clients struggling with grief, life and career transitions, relationship concerns, and self-esteem issues. As a queer therapist, I bring lived experiences and cultural humility to my practice. I affirm and welcome clients from neurodiverse, LGBTQIA+, kink, polyamorous, and sex work communities.

Education

MSED in Mental Health Counseling, Hunter College

License #

MHC-LP #18-P137485-02

Erica Press

eh-ruh-kuh pres

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Relational Focused Trauma Informed Comfortable With Complexity Humorous Growth Focused Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness Polyamory Autism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Infidelity Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction Suicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Health Anxiety Borderline PD Anger Management Domestic Violence OCD Postpartum Depression Climate Anxiety Pmdd Psychosis Phobias

Personal Approach

Driven by a deep interest in individual experiences, I prioritize building strong rapport and relational connection with clients. I offer a trauma-informed, affirming space to explore identity, process emotions, and set meaningful goals. My style is warm, curious, nonjudgmental, and often humorous. I support people in feeling seen, empowered, and more connected to their authentic selves as they navigate life’s challenges.

Professional Background

My clinical experience is primarily with adults experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, and challenges associated with autism and ADHD. I have worked with clients struggling with grief, life and career transitions, relationship concerns, and self-esteem issues. As a queer therapist, I bring lived experiences and cultural humility to my practice. I affirm and welcome clients from neurodiverse, LGBTQIA+, kink, polyamorous, and sex work communities.

Credentials

Education

MSED in Mental Health Counseling, Hunter College

License #

MHC-LP #18-P137485-02

Fatemah Dhirani

Fa-te-ma Di-ra-ni

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Intern Department Director, Clinical Supervisor, EMDR

Therapy Style

Feedback Forward Trauma Informed Pattern And Cycle Focused Relational Focused Comfortable With Complexity Grounded

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Infidelity Bipolar Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Body Dysmorphia Adoption Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Borderline PD Addiction Sex Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Autism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety

I use a psychoanalytic, trauma-focused approach to help clients understand how past experiences shape their present lives. Integrating EMDR, DBT, CBT, and Person-Centered Therapy, I address trauma, anxiety, and depression while fostering resilience and self-awareness. My goal is to create a supportive, safe space where clients feel empowered to explore their emotions, gain insight, and achieve lasting healing.

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor specializing in anxiety, depression, and mood disorders, working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families. As Director of the Intern Department and a Clinical Supervisor, I mentor emerging clinicians, providing training and guidance. My role ensures future therapists develop the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to deliver high-quality, client-centered care.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, New York University B.A. in Psychology, York University (Toronto)

License #

NY LMHC-D #010077 CT LPC #7598

Fatemah Dhirani

Fa-te-ma Di-ra-ni

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Intern Department Director, Clinical Supervisor, EMDR

Therapy Style

Feedback Forward Trauma Informed Pattern And Cycle Focused Relational Focused Comfortable With Complexity Grounded

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Infidelity Bipolar Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Body Dysmorphia Adoption Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Borderline PD Addiction Sex Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Autism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety

Personal Approach

I use a psychoanalytic, trauma-focused approach to help clients understand how past experiences shape their present lives. Integrating EMDR, DBT, CBT, and Person-Centered Therapy, I address trauma, anxiety, and depression while fostering resilience and self-awareness. My goal is to create a supportive, safe space where clients feel empowered to explore their emotions, gain insight, and achieve lasting healing.

Professional Background

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor specializing in anxiety, depression, and mood disorders, working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families. As Director of the Intern Department and a Clinical Supervisor, I mentor emerging clinicians, providing training and guidance. My role ensures future therapists develop the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to deliver high-quality, client-centered care.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, New York University B.A. in Psychology, York University (Toronto)

License #

NY LMHC-D #010077 CT LPC #7598

Fiona Luo

fee-oh-nuh loo-oh

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Collaborative Comfortable With Complexity Depth Oriented Trauma Informed Relational Focused Attuned

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Postpartum Depression Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Adoption Executive Function Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Autism Addiction Suicidal Ideation Spirituality Polyamory Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

I view therapy as a collaborative process in which reflection, understanding, and meaningful change can unfold. I take an integrative approach that draws from person-centered, cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, and multicultural perspectives. Together, we will explore emotions and challenges while fostering self-awareness and resilience. My goal is to help you process experiences authentically and work toward growth in a way that honors your unique story and goals.

I am a graduate student in Mental Health Counseling at Teachers College, Columbia University. I have had the privilege of supporting diverse clients across community, hospital, and research settings. My work has focused on concerns such as anxiety, depression, identity, cultural issues, relationship challenges, and life transitions. Through these experiences, I have developed a strong commitment to providing trauma-informed, culturally responsive care.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, Barnard College

License #

NA

Fiona Luo

fee-oh-nuh loo-oh

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Collaborative Comfortable With Complexity Depth Oriented Trauma Informed Relational Focused Attuned

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Postpartum Depression Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Adoption Executive Function Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Autism Addiction Suicidal Ideation Spirituality Polyamory Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I view therapy as a collaborative process in which reflection, understanding, and meaningful change can unfold. I take an integrative approach that draws from person-centered, cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, and multicultural perspectives. Together, we will explore emotions and challenges while fostering self-awareness and resilience. My goal is to help you process experiences authentically and work toward growth in a way that honors your unique story and goals.

Professional Background

I am a graduate student in Mental Health Counseling at Teachers College, Columbia University. I have had the privilege of supporting diverse clients across community, hospital, and research settings. My work has focused on concerns such as anxiety, depression, identity, cultural issues, relationship challenges, and life transitions. Through these experiences, I have developed a strong commitment to providing trauma-informed, culturally responsive care.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, Barnard College

License #

NA

Gabi Grasso

Gab-ee Gr-ah-sso

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

My approach is relational, person-centered, and trauma-informed, grounded in psychodynamic and feminist perspectives while remaining tailored to your needs and goals. I strive to create a collaborative, affirming space where you feel safe to explore your authentic self. By fostering trust and connection, I aim to empower you to build on your existing strengths and develop greater confidence and self-compassion.

My clinical experience includes community mental health in a psychosocial rehabilitation setting, a Family Justice Center supporting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, and psychological research exploring the effects of social media. Across these settings and in my current role, I am committed to providing affirming, inclusive care and supporting clients navigating emotional, relational, and identity-related experiences.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University (in progress) B.A. in Psychology, Washington University in St. Louis

Gabriella Grasso

NA

Gabi Grasso

Gab-ee Gr-ah-sso

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Personal Approach

My approach is relational, person-centered, and trauma-informed, grounded in psychodynamic and feminist perspectives while remaining tailored to your needs and goals. I strive to create a collaborative, affirming space where you feel safe to explore your authentic self. By fostering trust and connection, I aim to empower you to build on your existing strengths and develop greater confidence and self-compassion.

Professional Background

My clinical experience includes community mental health in a psychosocial rehabilitation setting, a Family Justice Center supporting survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, and psychological research exploring the effects of social media. Across these settings and in my current role, I am committed to providing affirming, inclusive care and supporting clients navigating emotional, relational, and identity-related experiences.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University (in progress) B.A. in Psychology, Washington University in St. Louis

Gabriella Grasso

NA

Gabriela Ramirez Moreno

Gabriela : Gab-ree-ell-uh Ramírez: Rah-MEE-res Moreno: Moh-REH-no

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Deep Listener Trauma Informed Holistic Warm Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation PTSD Adoption Executive Function Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Psychosis Schizophrenia Infidelity Borderline PD Autism Grief Sex Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Oppositional Defiant Disorder Social Anxiety Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Eating disorders Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Pmdd

My therapeutic approach is person-centered and grounded in evidence-based practices such as DBT, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing. I also embrace a holistic perspective, drawing from logotherapy to explore meaning and purpose. I strive to create a safe, supportive, and culturally sensitive space - one that is flexible, nonjudgmental, and even open to humor - where we walk together toward growth, clarity, and deeper connection with yourself.

I'm a bilingual therapist and an immigrant myself, which allows me to deeply understand cultural diversity and the process of acculturation. I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults facing depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, PTSD, trauma, neurodiverse experiences, relationship and sexual concerns, and overall emotional struggles. My approach is trauma-informed, culturally sensitive, and rooted in evidence-based practices that foster resilience, healing, and personal growth.

Education

M.A in Forensic Mental Health Counseling, John Jay College of Criminal Justice B.S in Psychology, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana

License #

MHC-LP # 18-P139510-01

Gabriela Ramirez Moreno

Gabriela : Gab-ree-ell-uh Ramírez: Rah-MEE-res Moreno: Moh-REH-no

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Deep Listener Trauma Informed Holistic Warm Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation PTSD Adoption Executive Function Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Psychosis Schizophrenia Infidelity Borderline PD Autism Grief Sex Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Oppositional Defiant Disorder Social Anxiety Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Eating disorders Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Pmdd

Personal Approach

My therapeutic approach is person-centered and grounded in evidence-based practices such as DBT, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing. I also embrace a holistic perspective, drawing from logotherapy to explore meaning and purpose. I strive to create a safe, supportive, and culturally sensitive space - one that is flexible, nonjudgmental, and even open to humor - where we walk together toward growth, clarity, and deeper connection with yourself.

Professional Background

I'm a bilingual therapist and an immigrant myself, which allows me to deeply understand cultural diversity and the process of acculturation. I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults facing depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, PTSD, trauma, neurodiverse experiences, relationship and sexual concerns, and overall emotional struggles. My approach is trauma-informed, culturally sensitive, and rooted in evidence-based practices that foster resilience, healing, and personal growth.

Credentials

Education

M.A in Forensic Mental Health Counseling, John Jay College of Criminal Justice B.S in Psychology, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana

License #

MHC-LP # 18-P139510-01

Gomattie Bell

Go-ma-dee Bel

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Director of Clinical Supervision

Therapy Style

Grounded Direct Holistic Conversational Warm Humorous

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Anger Management Sex Domestic Violence Spirituality HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Health Anxiety Sleep Disorders Polyamory Adoption Infidelity

My therapeutic approach is collaborative, recognizing the client as the expert on their own life and experiences. I utilize a range of clinical techniques and modalities tailored to individual needs, and believe in combining compassion, humor, and transparency to create a safe and supportive environment. I aim to empower clients and normalize discussions around taboo or hesitant topics.

My expertise lies in PTSD, life transitions, depression, anxiety, and trauma. I also specialize in working with first-generation migrants, addressing cultural challenges, independence, and mental health. Additionally, I have experience with the juvenile justice and child welfare systems.

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Long Island University B.A. in Psychology, CUNY York College.

License #

NY LMHC-D #011263 CT LPC #8969 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136511TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6120

Gomattie Bell

Go-ma-dee Bel

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Director of Clinical Supervision

Therapy Style

Grounded Direct Holistic Conversational Warm Humorous

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Anger Management Sex Domestic Violence Spirituality HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Health Anxiety Sleep Disorders Polyamory Adoption Infidelity

Personal Approach

My therapeutic approach is collaborative, recognizing the client as the expert on their own life and experiences. I utilize a range of clinical techniques and modalities tailored to individual needs, and believe in combining compassion, humor, and transparency to create a safe and supportive environment. I aim to empower clients and normalize discussions around taboo or hesitant topics.

Professional Background

My expertise lies in PTSD, life transitions, depression, anxiety, and trauma. I also specialize in working with first-generation migrants, addressing cultural challenges, independence, and mental health. Additionally, I have experience with the juvenile justice and child welfare systems.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Long Island University B.A. in Psychology, CUNY York College.

License #

NY LMHC-D #011263 CT LPC #8969 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136511TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6120

Irina Nedelchev

EE-ree-na

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Present Minded Psychoeducation Centered Warm Works Well With Ambivilance Deep Listener Resilience Based

Languages Spoken

Russian English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Anger Management Grief PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Postpartum Depression Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Borderline PD Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Sleep Disorders Racism Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Bipolar Autism Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Schizophrenia

I offer compassionate, collaborative, strengths-based therapy using evidence-based CBT and Solution-Focused Therapy. I support clients experiencing anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, emotional distress, life transitions, and feeling stuck or uncertain. Together, we work at your pace to foster insight, build effective coping skills, and create meaningful, lasting change.

My professional background includes mental health and career coaching, where I support clients with emotional well-being and workplace challenges using evidence-based approaches. I also bring corporate leadership experience in financial services, investigations, compliance, and risk management, offering a practical, compassionate perspective on navigating personal and professional challenges.

Education

M.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling, Hunter College B.S. in Accounting, Manhattan College

License #

NY MHC-LP #18-P144805-01

Irina Nedelchev

EE-ree-na

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Present Minded Psychoeducation Centered Warm Works Well With Ambivilance Deep Listener Resilience Based

Languages Spoken

Russian English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Anger Management Grief PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Postpartum Depression Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Borderline PD Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Sleep Disorders Racism Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Bipolar Autism Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I offer compassionate, collaborative, strengths-based therapy using evidence-based CBT and Solution-Focused Therapy. I support clients experiencing anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, emotional distress, life transitions, and feeling stuck or uncertain. Together, we work at your pace to foster insight, build effective coping skills, and create meaningful, lasting change.

Professional Background

My professional background includes mental health and career coaching, where I support clients with emotional well-being and workplace challenges using evidence-based approaches. I also bring corporate leadership experience in financial services, investigations, compliance, and risk management, offering a practical, compassionate perspective on navigating personal and professional challenges.

Credentials

Education

M.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling, Hunter College B.S. in Accounting, Manhattan College

License #

NY MHC-LP #18-P144805-01

Isha Kumar

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Conversational Collaborative Direct Humorous Relational Focused

Languages Spoken

Hindi Bengali English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Body Dysmorphia Social Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Spirituality Polyamory Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Autism Anger Management Sex Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Health Anxiety Phobias

My work begins with meeting you where you are at. It is of utmost importance to me that you feel comfortable, safe, and accepted in the space I provide - one with warmth, empathy, trust, and occasional tough love. I hope that we're able to, together, build an alliance to help you attain self-awareness and feel empowered to make the changes you are here to make.

Drawing from psychodynamic, narrative, relational, IFS, multicultural, and attachment approaches, I have had experience working with individuals with depression, anxiety, disordered eating, body image and self esteem issues, trauma, multicultural and identity issues, life transitions, and interpersonal and relationship issues. I have also worked with clients belonging to different cultural, racial, age, and ethnic groups, particularly women of color, and those with South Asian backgrounds.

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, Emory University

License #

NY LMHC-D #012392 NJ LPC #37PC01251800

Isha Kumar

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Conversational Collaborative Direct Humorous Relational Focused

Languages Spoken

Hindi Bengali English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Body Dysmorphia Social Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Spirituality Polyamory Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Autism Anger Management Sex Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Health Anxiety Phobias

Personal Approach

My work begins with meeting you where you are at. It is of utmost importance to me that you feel comfortable, safe, and accepted in the space I provide - one with warmth, empathy, trust, and occasional tough love. I hope that we're able to, together, build an alliance to help you attain self-awareness and feel empowered to make the changes you are here to make.

Professional Background

Drawing from psychodynamic, narrative, relational, IFS, multicultural, and attachment approaches, I have had experience working with individuals with depression, anxiety, disordered eating, body image and self esteem issues, trauma, multicultural and identity issues, life transitions, and interpersonal and relationship issues. I have also worked with clients belonging to different cultural, racial, age, and ethnic groups, particularly women of color, and those with South Asian backgrounds.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, Emory University

License #

NY LMHC-D #012392 NJ LPC #37PC01251800

Jackeline Turcios

Jack-uh-lin Tur-see-ohs

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

I believe therapy should be a warm, collaborative space where you can be honest, curious, and make sense of what you’re experiencing. I bring openness and genuine curiosity to my work. While also being direct and sincere when fitting. I want to help you reconnect with yourself to gain clarity, understand your patterns, and develop practical tools you can actually use in everyday life.

Through my experience in private practice and clinical settings, I have supported children, individuals, couples, and families. I help clients navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, relational challenges, and neurodivergence like ADHD and Autism. I am committed to culturally responsive and client-centered care to ensure you feel heard while showing up with genuine empathy, warmth, and curiosity.

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.A in Psychology, St. Francis College

License #

MHC-LP #18-P145256-01

Jackeline Turcios

Jack-uh-lin Tur-see-ohs

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Personal Approach

I believe therapy should be a warm, collaborative space where you can be honest, curious, and make sense of what you’re experiencing. I bring openness and genuine curiosity to my work. While also being direct and sincere when fitting. I want to help you reconnect with yourself to gain clarity, understand your patterns, and develop practical tools you can actually use in everyday life.

Professional Background

Through my experience in private practice and clinical settings, I have supported children, individuals, couples, and families. I help clients navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, relational challenges, and neurodivergence like ADHD and Autism. I am committed to culturally responsive and client-centered care to ensure you feel heard while showing up with genuine empathy, warmth, and curiosity.

Credentials

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counseling, Fordham University B.A in Psychology, St. Francis College

License #

MHC-LP #18-P145256-01

Jacklyn Cheng

jak-lin che-ng

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Holistic Attuned Relational Focused Collaborative Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Addiction Anger Management Grief Suicidal Ideation OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia Autism

Having lived between cultures, I understand what it’s like to feel split—to belong everywhere and nowhere at once. My work explores how relationships, culture, emotions, and survival strategies shape who you are. I don’t shy away from the messy or uncomfortable. Together, we’ll uncover what feels stuck and empower what’s ready to emerge—so you can move through the world with more freedom, connection, and self-trust.

I work with adolescents, adults, couples, and families facing trauma, anxiety, depression, substance use, grief, oppression, life transitions, identity and relationship challenges. My approach is rooted in cultural humility, social justice, and truly seeing you beyond a diagnosis. I’ve supported folks in hospitals, housing programs, and ACT team. I strive to create a space where those who’ve felt out of place can finally feel they belong.

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.S. in Psychology, Northeastern University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P131216-01

Jacklyn Cheng

jak-lin che-ng

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Holistic Attuned Relational Focused Collaborative Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Addiction Anger Management Grief Suicidal Ideation OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia Autism

Personal Approach

Having lived between cultures, I understand what it’s like to feel split—to belong everywhere and nowhere at once. My work explores how relationships, culture, emotions, and survival strategies shape who you are. I don’t shy away from the messy or uncomfortable. Together, we’ll uncover what feels stuck and empower what’s ready to emerge—so you can move through the world with more freedom, connection, and self-trust.

Professional Background

I work with adolescents, adults, couples, and families facing trauma, anxiety, depression, substance use, grief, oppression, life transitions, identity and relationship challenges. My approach is rooted in cultural humility, social justice, and truly seeing you beyond a diagnosis. I’ve supported folks in hospitals, housing programs, and ACT team. I strive to create a space where those who’ve felt out of place can finally feel they belong.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.S. in Psychology, Northeastern University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P131216-01

James Clementi

Jay-mz Kle-men-tee

(He/Him)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, Chief People Officer

Therapy Style

Comfortable With Complexity Growth Focused Conversational Collaborative Centering Pattern And Cycle Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Addiction Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD OCD HIV/Aids Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Borderline PD Bipolar ADD or ADHD Anger Management Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Perfectionism Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Eating disorders Autism Domestic Violence Sleep Disorders Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Pmdd

Therapy is about relationship building, vulnerability, and ultimately being known. This process can be anxiety-provoking, and my goal is to make it as easy as possible for you to be yourself, and get the support that you need and deserve. I take an eclectic approach to counseling that draws on Person-Centered and Psychodynamic therapies, while incorporating Multicultural, Feminist and Cognitive Behavioral therapies.

I have experience working as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a range of individuals and couples through a spectrum of life's challenges including grief, complex trauma and life transitions. I am passionate about healing emotional pain through building a strong therapeutic relationship. My approach to therapy is based on listening, empathy and creating safety to explore your emotions and experiences without judgement.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in English, Skidmore College

License #

NY LMHC-D #010666 NJ LPC #37PC00971600 CT LPC #7880 PA LPC #PC019068 DE Out of State Telehealth Provider #MI-0000275 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6160 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #6471158 SC Out of State Telehealth Provider #1943 VT Out of State Telehealth Provider #068.0136528TELE

James Clementi

Jay-mz Kle-men-tee

(He/Him)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, Chief People Officer

Therapy Style

Comfortable With Complexity Growth Focused Conversational Collaborative Centering Pattern And Cycle Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Addiction Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD OCD HIV/Aids Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Borderline PD Bipolar ADD or ADHD Anger Management Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Perfectionism Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Eating disorders Autism Domestic Violence Sleep Disorders Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Pmdd

Personal Approach

Therapy is about relationship building, vulnerability, and ultimately being known. This process can be anxiety-provoking, and my goal is to make it as easy as possible for you to be yourself, and get the support that you need and deserve. I take an eclectic approach to counseling that draws on Person-Centered and Psychodynamic therapies, while incorporating Multicultural, Feminist and Cognitive Behavioral therapies.

Professional Background

I have experience working as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with a range of individuals and couples through a spectrum of life's challenges including grief, complex trauma and life transitions. I am passionate about healing emotional pain through building a strong therapeutic relationship. My approach to therapy is based on listening, empathy and creating safety to explore your emotions and experiences without judgement.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in English, Skidmore College

License #

NY LMHC-D #010666 NJ LPC #37PC00971600 CT LPC #7880 PA LPC #PC019068 DE Out of State Telehealth Provider #MI-0000275 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6160 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #6471158 SC Out of State Telehealth Provider #1943 VT Out of State Telehealth Provider #068.0136528TELE

Janay Bailey

Juh-ney Bay-Lee

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, Director of Licensed Clinicians

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Grief Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Spirituality Postpartum Depression Racism Perfectionism Burnout Anger Management Adoption Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Autism ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation PTSD

Embarking on a therapeutic journey can be transformative. By shifting thought patterns, recognizing strengths, and improving self-esteem, you can build the life you deserve. Spirituality and religion may also play a role, and I’m here to help you explore your beliefs. Together, we can incorporate mindfulness, breathing exercises, and techniques from energy psychology to help you navigate life's challenges more effectively.

My previous work involved facilitating group therapy on various populations, including those with symptoms of depression, anxiety, substance abuse disorders, trauma, etc. I specialized in providing CBT, DBT, stress management, self-esteem, and a wide range of groups to meet the needs of my patients.

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Pace University B.A. in Psychology, University at Albany

License #

NY LMHC-D #011660 NJ LPC #37PC01051100 MI LPC #6401225018 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136279TELE

Janay Bailey

Juh-ney Bay-Lee

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, Director of Licensed Clinicians

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Grief Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Spirituality Postpartum Depression Racism Perfectionism Burnout Anger Management Adoption Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Autism ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation PTSD

Personal Approach

Embarking on a therapeutic journey can be transformative. By shifting thought patterns, recognizing strengths, and improving self-esteem, you can build the life you deserve. Spirituality and religion may also play a role, and I’m here to help you explore your beliefs. Together, we can incorporate mindfulness, breathing exercises, and techniques from energy psychology to help you navigate life's challenges more effectively.

Professional Background

My previous work involved facilitating group therapy on various populations, including those with symptoms of depression, anxiety, substance abuse disorders, trauma, etc. I specialized in providing CBT, DBT, stress management, self-esteem, and a wide range of groups to meet the needs of my patients.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Pace University B.A. in Psychology, University at Albany

License #

NY LMHC-D #011660 NJ LPC #37PC01051100 MI LPC #6401225018 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136279TELE

Javier Moreira

Ha-vee-air Mo-ray-rah

(He/Him)

LMHC-D, PhD, Clinical Supervisor, Office Manager-5th

Therapy Style

Humorous Grounded Present Minded Warm Conversational Progress Oriented

Languages Spoken

Spanish French English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function Social Anxiety Burnout Self Harm Health Anxiety Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Childhood Trauma Phobias Infidelity Eating disorders Adoption Perfectionism

My approach to therapy is primarily person-centered and cognitive-behavioral. However, I also utilize techniques from other modalities including DBT, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing. I actively listen to clients' needs and concerns, while engaging them in whichever therapeutic intervention may best be suitable within a welcoming and safe space. I believe that establishing a strong and genuine rapport is essential in fostering reflection, change, and progress.

I worked at an outpatient clinic in Brooklyn, NY, early in my career. I completed my internship at an in-patient hospital setting at Four Winds Hospital. I have been with Humantold for over 5 years. I have experience in individual, family, and couple's counseling, helping individuals struggling with mood disorders, substance abuse issues, grief, conflicts, sexuality and gender related issues, and ADHD.

Education

Ph.D in Mental Health Counseling, Pace University M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Pace University B.S. in Human Development, Cornell University

License #

NY LMHC-D #007148 NJ LPC #37PC00924900 CT LPC #7361 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136508TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6096

Javier Moreira

Ha-vee-air Mo-ray-rah

(He/Him)

LMHC-D, PhD, Clinical Supervisor, Office Manager-5th

Therapy Style

Humorous Grounded Present Minded Warm Conversational Progress Oriented

Languages Spoken

Spanish French English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function Social Anxiety Burnout Self Harm Health Anxiety Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Childhood Trauma Phobias Infidelity Eating disorders Adoption Perfectionism

Personal Approach

My approach to therapy is primarily person-centered and cognitive-behavioral. However, I also utilize techniques from other modalities including DBT, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing. I actively listen to clients' needs and concerns, while engaging them in whichever therapeutic intervention may best be suitable within a welcoming and safe space. I believe that establishing a strong and genuine rapport is essential in fostering reflection, change, and progress.

Professional Background

I worked at an outpatient clinic in Brooklyn, NY, early in my career. I completed my internship at an in-patient hospital setting at Four Winds Hospital. I have been with Humantold for over 5 years. I have experience in individual, family, and couple's counseling, helping individuals struggling with mood disorders, substance abuse issues, grief, conflicts, sexuality and gender related issues, and ADHD.

Credentials

Education

Ph.D in Mental Health Counseling, Pace University M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Pace University B.S. in Human Development, Cornell University

License #

NY LMHC-D #007148 NJ LPC #37PC00924900 CT LPC #7361 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136508TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6096

Jennifer Yu

JEN-ih-fur Yoo

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Warm Relational Focused Reflective Integrative Collaborative Perceptive

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Autism Addiction Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Phobias Schizophrenia Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Oppositional Defiant Disorder Psychosis

I tailor each therapeutic relationship to honor your unique culture, background, identity, and experiences. Rooted in person-centered and psychodynamic approaches, I work collaboratively to support your growth toward authenticity and fulfillment. My style is dynamic and adaptable, helping you explore what tools and ways of working feel most effective and empowering for you.

I have experience in private practice and clinical hospital settings, supporting clients, couples, and families through depression, anxiety, relational difficulties, life transitions, and attentional challenges. I am committed to advocating for client-centered systems and holding space for those who need to feel heard. I am continually shaped by collaboration with peers, mentors, and clients, deepening how I show up with empathy, curiosity, and care.

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University; M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A in Biological Sciences with a minor in East Asian Language and Culture, Wellesley College

License #

MHC-LP #18-P142896-01

Jennifer Yu

JEN-ih-fur Yoo

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Warm Relational Focused Reflective Integrative Collaborative Perceptive

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Autism Addiction Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Phobias Schizophrenia Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Oppositional Defiant Disorder Psychosis

Personal Approach

I tailor each therapeutic relationship to honor your unique culture, background, identity, and experiences. Rooted in person-centered and psychodynamic approaches, I work collaboratively to support your growth toward authenticity and fulfillment. My style is dynamic and adaptable, helping you explore what tools and ways of working feel most effective and empowering for you.

Professional Background

I have experience in private practice and clinical hospital settings, supporting clients, couples, and families through depression, anxiety, relational difficulties, life transitions, and attentional challenges. I am committed to advocating for client-centered systems and holding space for those who need to feel heard. I am continually shaped by collaboration with peers, mentors, and clients, deepening how I show up with empathy, curiosity, and care.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University; M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A in Biological Sciences with a minor in East Asian Language and Culture, Wellesley College

License #

MHC-LP #18-P142896-01

Jesse Chung

Jess-ee Chung

(He/Him)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Humorous Narratively Skilled Nervous System Conscious Resilience Based Pattern And Cycle Focused Meaning Centered

Languages Spoken

Korean English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sleep Disorders Spirituality Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Addiction Sex PTSD Body Dysmorphia Adoption Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma

I provide a safe place for reflection characterized by compassion, humor, and acceptance. I use evidence-based interventions from DBT and psychodynamic therapy to guide healing and development. I aim to make therapy a collaborative exploration that enhances my client's progress towards goals in alignment with their values.

I treat adults experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, ADHD, interpersonal distress, and life transitions. I utilize techniques rooted in neuroplasticity, principles of the Tao, and nervous system awareness to develop tailored strategies for symptom management. My background as a college athlete and corporate paralegal drives my passion to help clients identify with their strengths and overcome their challenges.

Education

M.A in Counseling, Northwestern University B.A in English Literature, Emory University

License #

NY MHC-LP #18-P142414-01

Jesse Chung

Jess-ee Chung

(He/Him)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Humorous Narratively Skilled Nervous System Conscious Resilience Based Pattern And Cycle Focused Meaning Centered

Languages Spoken

Korean English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sleep Disorders Spirituality Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Addiction Sex PTSD Body Dysmorphia Adoption Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma

Personal Approach

I provide a safe place for reflection characterized by compassion, humor, and acceptance. I use evidence-based interventions from DBT and psychodynamic therapy to guide healing and development. I aim to make therapy a collaborative exploration that enhances my client's progress towards goals in alignment with their values.

Professional Background

I treat adults experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, ADHD, interpersonal distress, and life transitions. I utilize techniques rooted in neuroplasticity, principles of the Tao, and nervous system awareness to develop tailored strategies for symptom management. My background as a college athlete and corporate paralegal drives my passion to help clients identify with their strengths and overcome their challenges.

Credentials

Education

M.A in Counseling, Northwestern University B.A in English Literature, Emory University

License #

NY MHC-LP #18-P142414-01

Jessica Ermilio

JEH-sih-kuh Err-MILL-ee-oh

(She/Her)

Licensed Psychologist

I primarily work from a psychodynamic perspective, focusing on the underlying causes of the struggles my clients face. I believe that deeper self-understanding promotes meaningful and lasting change. To support each client’s unique goals and needs, I often integrate techniques from other approaches, such as mindfulness and cognitive-behavioral therapy.

I work with individuals across the lifespan. I collaborate with clients on issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship problems, loss, and trauma. Additionally, I aid clients struggling with eating concerns or issues related to body size. I am passionate about integrating social justice into therapy, and weave cultural considerations and aspects of identity into treatment.

Education

PsyD in clinical psychology, Widener University M.A. in Clinical Psychology, Widener University

License #

Psyd #023544-01

Jessica Ermilio

JEH-sih-kuh Err-MILL-ee-oh

(She/Her)

Licensed Psychologist

Personal Approach

I primarily work from a psychodynamic perspective, focusing on the underlying causes of the struggles my clients face. I believe that deeper self-understanding promotes meaningful and lasting change. To support each client’s unique goals and needs, I often integrate techniques from other approaches, such as mindfulness and cognitive-behavioral therapy.

Professional Background

I work with individuals across the lifespan. I collaborate with clients on issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship problems, loss, and trauma. Additionally, I aid clients struggling with eating concerns or issues related to body size. I am passionate about integrating social justice into therapy, and weave cultural considerations and aspects of identity into treatment.

Credentials

Education

PsyD in clinical psychology, Widener University M.A. in Clinical Psychology, Widener University

License #

Psyd #023544-01

Jessica Wisotsky

Jess-ih-kuh Wiss-ot-skee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Deep Listener Collaborative Attuned Relational Focused Humorous Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Body Dysmorphia Political Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD OCD Spirituality Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Autism Anger Management Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Polyamory Adoption Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse

I approach therapy as a collaborative, supportive space where clients can feel heard, understood, and empowered. I draw from person-centered, humanistic, and CBT-informed approaches to help clients better understand their thoughts, emotions, patterns, and values. My goal is to meet each client with warmth, curiosity, and honesty as we work toward meaningful growth.

I am currently pursuing my M.S.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling at the University of Miami, where I also earned my B.A. in Psychology with minors in Human and Social Development and American Sign Language. My background includes experience in research and counseling coursework focused on assessment, multicultural counseling, group work, and therapeutic skills.

Education

M.S.Ed in Mental Health Counseling, University of Miami B.A. in Psychology, University of Miami

License #

N/A

Jessica Wisotsky

Jess-ih-kuh Wiss-ot-skee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Deep Listener Collaborative Attuned Relational Focused Humorous Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Body Dysmorphia Political Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD OCD Spirituality Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Autism Anger Management Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Polyamory Adoption Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse

Personal Approach

I approach therapy as a collaborative, supportive space where clients can feel heard, understood, and empowered. I draw from person-centered, humanistic, and CBT-informed approaches to help clients better understand their thoughts, emotions, patterns, and values. My goal is to meet each client with warmth, curiosity, and honesty as we work toward meaningful growth.

Professional Background

I am currently pursuing my M.S.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling at the University of Miami, where I also earned my B.A. in Psychology with minors in Human and Social Development and American Sign Language. My background includes experience in research and counseling coursework focused on assessment, multicultural counseling, group work, and therapeutic skills.

Credentials

Education

M.S.Ed in Mental Health Counseling, University of Miami B.A. in Psychology, University of Miami

License #

N/A

Julie Koenigsberg

JOO-lee KO-nigs-berg

(She/Her)

Psychologist, PsyD

Therapy Style

Warm Curiosity Driven Collaborative Attuned Deep Listener

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Executive Function Borderline PD Cultural issues Autism Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence OCD Adoption Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Health Anxiety Bipolar Grief Sex Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Phobias

I believe that meaningful healing happens within the context of a strong therapeutic alliance built on empathy, trust, and collaboration. I work with you to explore what brings you to therapy and to develop the skills and insights that support lasting change. I'm committed to helping you develop practical, evidence-based coping skills that you can use to manage life's challenges.

I hold a doctoral degree in school psychology from St. John's University, with specialized training in school neuropsychology. Over the past several years, I've worked in school, clinical, and hospital settings supporting children, adolescents, young adults, and their families. My work addresses social, emotional, behavioral, and learning challenges in home and school environments through therapeutic practice and psychological and neuropsychological assessments.

Education

PsyD in School Psychology, St. John's University, NYS Certified School Psychologist

License #

PsyD# 028292

Julie Koenigsberg

JOO-lee KO-nigs-berg

(She/Her)

Psychologist, PsyD

Therapy Style

Warm Curiosity Driven Collaborative Attuned Deep Listener

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Executive Function Borderline PD Cultural issues Autism Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence OCD Adoption Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Health Anxiety Bipolar Grief Sex Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Phobias

Personal Approach

I believe that meaningful healing happens within the context of a strong therapeutic alliance built on empathy, trust, and collaboration. I work with you to explore what brings you to therapy and to develop the skills and insights that support lasting change. I'm committed to helping you develop practical, evidence-based coping skills that you can use to manage life's challenges.

Professional Background

I hold a doctoral degree in school psychology from St. John's University, with specialized training in school neuropsychology. Over the past several years, I've worked in school, clinical, and hospital settings supporting children, adolescents, young adults, and their families. My work addresses social, emotional, behavioral, and learning challenges in home and school environments through therapeutic practice and psychological and neuropsychological assessments.

Credentials

Education

PsyD in School Psychology, St. John's University, NYS Certified School Psychologist

License #

PsyD# 028292

Kali Giusti

kay-lee joo-stee

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Executive Function Perfectionism Burnout Infidelity Anger Management Grief Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Polyamory HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Phobias Schizophrenia

A warm, honest environment empowers my clients to get curious about themselves, confront anxieties and emotions, and expand perspectives to feel more integrated and whole. I believe in building a trusting, collaborative therapeutic relationship for you to be seen and heard. Together, we’ll uncover your needs, process experiences, and develop the toolbox that helps you more authentically relate to yourself and the world around you.

I work with individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, adult ADHD, and mood concerns in navigating life transitions, self-esteem difficulties, relational concerns, and identity issues. I draw from insight-oriented, cognitive-behavioral, inner child, mindfulness, and strengths-based approaches. My background in neurobiology fosters a strong passion towards brain, mind, and body integration.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S. in Physiology and Neurobiology at the University of Connecticut

License #

NY LMHC #014126

Kali Giusti

kay-lee joo-stee

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Executive Function Perfectionism Burnout Infidelity Anger Management Grief Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Polyamory HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Phobias Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

A warm, honest environment empowers my clients to get curious about themselves, confront anxieties and emotions, and expand perspectives to feel more integrated and whole. I believe in building a trusting, collaborative therapeutic relationship for you to be seen and heard. Together, we’ll uncover your needs, process experiences, and develop the toolbox that helps you more authentically relate to yourself and the world around you.

Professional Background

I work with individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, adult ADHD, and mood concerns in navigating life transitions, self-esteem difficulties, relational concerns, and identity issues. I draw from insight-oriented, cognitive-behavioral, inner child, mindfulness, and strengths-based approaches. My background in neurobiology fosters a strong passion towards brain, mind, and body integration.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S. in Physiology and Neurobiology at the University of Connecticut

License #

NY LMHC #014126

Katelyn Leong

kate-lin lee-ahng

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Resilience Based Narratively Skilled Curiosity Driven Grounded Conversational Accountability Minded

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence PTSD Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Executive Function Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Phobias

Welcome! I practice a holistic, integrative approach to therapy that draws from modalities including Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Mindfulness-Based Interventions to address my clients’ individual needs. I use a strength-based and trauma-informed lens to meet clients where they are as we work collaboratively toward empowerment & sustainable growth.

I have experience working with individuals managing life transitions, stress management, cultural identity, trauma, grief, anxiety, depression & mood disorders, and self-esteem. I am passionate about centering my clients’ intersectional identifies in exploring how we navigate the world at large. I have worked with clients from diverse backgrounds in the non-profit sector & agency settings.

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.A. in Psychology with a specialization in Clinical/Counseling Psychology, The College of New Jersey

License #

NY LMHC #014836 NJ LPC #37PC01139200

Katelyn Leong

kate-lin lee-ahng

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Resilience Based Narratively Skilled Curiosity Driven Grounded Conversational Accountability Minded

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence PTSD Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Executive Function Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Health Anxiety Infidelity Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Phobias

Personal Approach

Welcome! I practice a holistic, integrative approach to therapy that draws from modalities including Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Mindfulness-Based Interventions to address my clients’ individual needs. I use a strength-based and trauma-informed lens to meet clients where they are as we work collaboratively toward empowerment & sustainable growth.

Professional Background

I have experience working with individuals managing life transitions, stress management, cultural identity, trauma, grief, anxiety, depression & mood disorders, and self-esteem. I am passionate about centering my clients’ intersectional identifies in exploring how we navigate the world at large. I have worked with clients from diverse backgrounds in the non-profit sector & agency settings.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.A. in Psychology with a specialization in Clinical/Counseling Psychology, The College of New Jersey

License #

NY LMHC #014836 NJ LPC #37PC01139200

Katherine Cai

Kath-rin Tsai

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Warm Depth Oriented Relational Focused Integrative Conversational Collaborative

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Body Dysmorphia Racism Perfectionism Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Executive Function Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Bipolar Autism Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression Adoption Climate Anxiety Pmdd Phobias

Therapy is a place for you to feel seen, heard, and understood. It’s a collaborative process where I provide a compassionate, nonjudgemental, and culturally inclusive space for you to share your story and explore your authentic self. Grounded in psychodynamic, behavioral, and relational perspectives, I take an integrative and personalized approach to best meet your needs. Together, we’ll work toward your healing, growth, and empowerment.

I’m a counselor-in-training pursuing a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling at Teachers College, Columbia University. Drawing from my lived experiences of intersectional identities and cultural humility, I’m developing and practicing clinical skills to provide compassionate, evidence-based psychotherapy to diverse communities. My research and work experiences in developmental, cognitive, and health psychologies also help me guide you through challenges and tailor best care for you.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University. M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University. B.A. in Psychology, University of California, Merced.

License #

NA

Katherine Cai

Kath-rin Tsai

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Warm Depth Oriented Relational Focused Integrative Conversational Collaborative

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Body Dysmorphia Racism Perfectionism Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Executive Function Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Bipolar Autism Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression Adoption Climate Anxiety Pmdd Phobias

Personal Approach

Therapy is a place for you to feel seen, heard, and understood. It’s a collaborative process where I provide a compassionate, nonjudgemental, and culturally inclusive space for you to share your story and explore your authentic self. Grounded in psychodynamic, behavioral, and relational perspectives, I take an integrative and personalized approach to best meet your needs. Together, we’ll work toward your healing, growth, and empowerment.

Professional Background

I’m a counselor-in-training pursuing a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling at Teachers College, Columbia University. Drawing from my lived experiences of intersectional identities and cultural humility, I’m developing and practicing clinical skills to provide compassionate, evidence-based psychotherapy to diverse communities. My research and work experiences in developmental, cognitive, and health psychologies also help me guide you through challenges and tailor best care for you.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University. M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University. B.A. in Psychology, University of California, Merced.

License #

NA

Kayla Kalousdian

Kay-la Ka-lou-s-di-an

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Direct Meaning Centered Resilience Based Growth Focused Collaborative Accountability Minded

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief PTSD Postpartum Depression Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Infidelity Bipolar Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Eating disorders HIV/Aids Adoption

I believe individuals who are seeking therapy are capable of making changes they are searching for and utilizes different therapeutic modalities such as CBT, DBT, person centered, and solution focused. I establish an empathetic, non-judgement, and supportive environment for clients to feel comfortable. I find it important that each client is able to accomplish their goals as well as continuing to build upon themselves.

I have an extensive background working with individuals who have developmental disabilities, individuals with substance abuse and mental health as well as sex offenders. I have experience in providing both individual and group counseling to children as well as adults. Through meeting the client where they are at, I utilize strategies to help individuals better navigate through their lives.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Long Island University B.S. in Criminal Justice & Psychology, St. Joseph's College

License #

NY LMHC-D #011984 MA LMHC #10004284 NJ LPC #37PC01047800 CT LPC #8250 VT Out of State Telehealth Provider #068.0136530TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC3935 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #4471258 SC Out-of-State Telehealth Provider #1912 DE Out of State Telehealth Provider #MI-0000258

Kayla Kalousdian

Kay-la Ka-lou-s-di-an

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Direct Meaning Centered Resilience Based Growth Focused Collaborative Accountability Minded

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief PTSD Postpartum Depression Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Infidelity Bipolar Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Eating disorders HIV/Aids Adoption

Personal Approach

I believe individuals who are seeking therapy are capable of making changes they are searching for and utilizes different therapeutic modalities such as CBT, DBT, person centered, and solution focused. I establish an empathetic, non-judgement, and supportive environment for clients to feel comfortable. I find it important that each client is able to accomplish their goals as well as continuing to build upon themselves.

Professional Background

I have an extensive background working with individuals who have developmental disabilities, individuals with substance abuse and mental health as well as sex offenders. I have experience in providing both individual and group counseling to children as well as adults. Through meeting the client where they are at, I utilize strategies to help individuals better navigate through their lives.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Long Island University B.S. in Criminal Justice & Psychology, St. Joseph's College

License #

NY LMHC-D #011984 MA LMHC #10004284 NJ LPC #37PC01047800 CT LPC #8250 VT Out of State Telehealth Provider #068.0136530TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC3935 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #4471258 SC Out-of-State Telehealth Provider #1912 DE Out of State Telehealth Provider #MI-0000258

Kaylynn Lopez

KAY-lin

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Racism Autism Executive Function Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Borderline PD Addiction Anger Management Sleep Disorders Adoption Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Eating disorders Sex Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Polyamory HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity

I approach therapy with warmth, curiosity, and deep respect for your story. I draw from cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative therapy, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, person-centered, and psychodynamic approaches. I also hold space for the cultural, systemic, and social forces that shape your experience. Together, we’ll explore what healing means for you and move at a pace that feels empowering, sustainable, and true to who you are.

I’m passionate about helping people navigate life’s complexities and reconnect with their sense of self. I have experience supporting individuals and couples through anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, and identity exploration. I’m committed to creating a culturally affirming space where you feel truly seen. It’s an honor to walk alongside clients as they move toward healing, growth, and a more grounded sense of well-being.

Education

M.A. in Counseling and Guidance, New York University B.A. in Psychology and Philosophy, Lehman College (CUNY)

License #

MHC-LP #18-P137144-01

Kaylynn Lopez

KAY-lin

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Racism Autism Executive Function Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Borderline PD Addiction Anger Management Sleep Disorders Adoption Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Eating disorders Sex Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Polyamory HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity

Personal Approach

I approach therapy with warmth, curiosity, and deep respect for your story. I draw from cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative therapy, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, person-centered, and psychodynamic approaches. I also hold space for the cultural, systemic, and social forces that shape your experience. Together, we’ll explore what healing means for you and move at a pace that feels empowering, sustainable, and true to who you are.

Professional Background

I’m passionate about helping people navigate life’s complexities and reconnect with their sense of self. I have experience supporting individuals and couples through anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, and identity exploration. I’m committed to creating a culturally affirming space where you feel truly seen. It’s an honor to walk alongside clients as they move toward healing, growth, and a more grounded sense of well-being.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling and Guidance, New York University B.A. in Psychology and Philosophy, Lehman College (CUNY)

License #

MHC-LP #18-P137144-01

Kris McCarthy

Kris-tee-ahna Mick-kar-thee

(She/Her)

LMHC, Clinical Supervisor, CCTP

Therapy Style

Direct Humorous Holds Intensity Well Nervous System Conscious Relational Focused Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Polyamory Autism Executive Function Perfectionism Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Psychosis Infidelity Adoption Schizophrenia

I blend deep insight with practical tools—kind of like mixing Freud with a to-do list. I provide services for individuals and couples, with a focus on LGBTQIA+ and gender expansive clients. I specialize in supporting people through trauma, mood disorders, anxiety, depression, and relationship or identity-related distress. If you're ready to dig deep, laugh a little, and grow a lot—let’s talk.

I rely on Psychodynamic Therapy to understand the "why”, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help you talk back to your inner critic, and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to tune into the real feelings under the surface. When working with couples, I use the Gottman Method and a Systemic therapy to turn conflict into connection and build emotional intimacy.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S. in Psychology, Fordham University

Kristjana McCarthy

NY LMHC #015893 NJ LPC #37PC01205300 DE Out of State Telehealth Provider #MI-0000269 VT Out of State Telehealth Provider #068.0136583TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6268 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #4071467 MA LMHC #10006383

Kris McCarthy

Kris-tee-ahna Mick-kar-thee

(She/Her)

LMHC, Clinical Supervisor, CCTP

Therapy Style

Direct Humorous Holds Intensity Well Nervous System Conscious Relational Focused Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Polyamory Autism Executive Function Perfectionism Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Psychosis Infidelity Adoption Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I blend deep insight with practical tools—kind of like mixing Freud with a to-do list. I provide services for individuals and couples, with a focus on LGBTQIA+ and gender expansive clients. I specialize in supporting people through trauma, mood disorders, anxiety, depression, and relationship or identity-related distress. If you're ready to dig deep, laugh a little, and grow a lot—let’s talk.

Professional Background

I rely on Psychodynamic Therapy to understand the "why”, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help you talk back to your inner critic, and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to tune into the real feelings under the surface. When working with couples, I use the Gottman Method and a Systemic therapy to turn conflict into connection and build emotional intimacy.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S. in Psychology, Fordham University

Kristjana McCarthy

NY LMHC #015893 NJ LPC #37PC01205300 DE Out of State Telehealth Provider #MI-0000269 VT Out of State Telehealth Provider #068.0136583TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6268 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #4071467 MA LMHC #10006383

Krisha Advani

Krih-shuh Ad-von-ee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Attuned Warm Curiosity Driven Growth Focused Calmly Challenging Collaborative

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Body Dysmorphia Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Eating disorders Autism Anger Management Sex PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Pmdd Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Polyamory Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Psychosis Schizophrenia

I strive to create a warm, nonjudgmental space where clients feel truly heard and understood. Using an integrative approach grounded in psychodynamic, person-centered, and behavioral methods, I tailor therapy to each person’s unique needs and goals. I view therapy as a collaborative journey and am committed to meeting you where you are as we work together toward meaningful growth.

I am a Master’s student in Mental Health Counseling at Teachers College, Columbia University. My professional experience includes working with children, adolescents, and adults from diverse backgrounds through educational, clinical, and research settings. I also volunteered with Crisis Textline, ensuring the safety of individuals in crisis. These experiences have strengthened my ability to build rapport, communicate with empathy, and provide culturally responsive, client-centered support.

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College Columbia University (in progress) B.A. in Psychology, NYU

License #

NA

Krisha Advani

Krih-shuh Ad-von-ee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Attuned Warm Curiosity Driven Growth Focused Calmly Challenging Collaborative

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Body Dysmorphia Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Eating disorders Autism Anger Management Sex PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Pmdd Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Polyamory Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I strive to create a warm, nonjudgmental space where clients feel truly heard and understood. Using an integrative approach grounded in psychodynamic, person-centered, and behavioral methods, I tailor therapy to each person’s unique needs and goals. I view therapy as a collaborative journey and am committed to meeting you where you are as we work together toward meaningful growth.

Professional Background

I am a Master’s student in Mental Health Counseling at Teachers College, Columbia University. My professional experience includes working with children, adolescents, and adults from diverse backgrounds through educational, clinical, and research settings. I also volunteered with Crisis Textline, ensuring the safety of individuals in crisis. These experiences have strengthened my ability to build rapport, communicate with empathy, and provide culturally responsive, client-centered support.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College Columbia University (in progress) B.A. in Psychology, NYU

License #

NA

Kristina Damiano

Kris-tee-na Dam-ee-yann-o

(She/Her)

LMHC, Intern Supervisor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Conversational Relational Focused Holds Intensity Well Collaborative Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Homicidal Ideation

I work from a place of non-judgement and authenticity where clients can feel free to show up as themselves. I value compassion and empathy and use collaboration to help clients achieve their goals. I use CBT and DBT to help clients understand behaviors, thoughts, emotions, and relationships. Working with couples, I use Attachment Theory and The Gottman Method to navigate relational issues.

I have clinical experience using a cultural, and trauma informed perspective to individualize treatment for my clients. I specialize in working with clients with anxiety, eating disorders/body image issues, OCD, relationship issues, ASD, ADHD, self-esteem, and sex and intimacy issues. I work with children, adolescents, adults, families, couples and LGBTQ+ individuals.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Northwestern University B.A. in Psychology, Binghamton University

License #

NY LMHC-D #015319 VT (068.0136985TELE) FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC7368

Kristina Damiano

Kris-tee-na Dam-ee-yann-o

(She/Her)

LMHC, Intern Supervisor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Conversational Relational Focused Holds Intensity Well Collaborative Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Homicidal Ideation

Personal Approach

I work from a place of non-judgement and authenticity where clients can feel free to show up as themselves. I value compassion and empathy and use collaboration to help clients achieve their goals. I use CBT and DBT to help clients understand behaviors, thoughts, emotions, and relationships. Working with couples, I use Attachment Theory and The Gottman Method to navigate relational issues.

Professional Background

I have clinical experience using a cultural, and trauma informed perspective to individualize treatment for my clients. I specialize in working with clients with anxiety, eating disorders/body image issues, OCD, relationship issues, ASD, ADHD, self-esteem, and sex and intimacy issues. I work with children, adolescents, adults, families, couples and LGBTQ+ individuals.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Northwestern University B.A. in Psychology, Binghamton University

License #

NY LMHC-D #015319 VT (068.0136985TELE) FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC7368

Laura Kiernan

lor-uh keer-nan

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Collaborative Direct Humorous Relational Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Chronic Illness OCD Body Dysmorphia Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Phobias Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Self Harm

I maintain a warm, nonjudgmental space and utilize an integrative approach informed by person-centered, relational, strength-based and cognitive behavioral principles. Within the context of a strong therapeutic relationship, I help individuals identify barriers to overall wellbeing and cultivate meaningful change in their lives.

My clinical focus includes working with adults experiencing anxiety, mood disorders, self-esteem issues, relationship challenges, family conflict, life transitions, and perfectionist tendencies. I incorporate person-centered, relational, CBT, and attachment-based approaches in my practice. Prior to receiving my M.A., I was a senior account executive at a strategic communications firm, which informs my work with individuals struggling with stress management, work-life balance, and career uncertainty.

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.A. in American Studies, Minor in Sociology, University of Virginia

License #

MHC-LP #18-P130243-02

Laura Kiernan

lor-uh keer-nan

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Collaborative Direct Humorous Relational Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Chronic Illness OCD Body Dysmorphia Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Phobias Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Self Harm

Personal Approach

I maintain a warm, nonjudgmental space and utilize an integrative approach informed by person-centered, relational, strength-based and cognitive behavioral principles. Within the context of a strong therapeutic relationship, I help individuals identify barriers to overall wellbeing and cultivate meaningful change in their lives.

Professional Background

My clinical focus includes working with adults experiencing anxiety, mood disorders, self-esteem issues, relationship challenges, family conflict, life transitions, and perfectionist tendencies. I incorporate person-centered, relational, CBT, and attachment-based approaches in my practice. Prior to receiving my M.A., I was a senior account executive at a strategic communications firm, which informs my work with individuals struggling with stress management, work-life balance, and career uncertainty.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.A. in American Studies, Minor in Sociology, University of Virginia

License #

MHC-LP #18-P130243-02

Laura Park

lor-uh pahrk

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Skills Based Pattern And Cycle Focused Warm Humorous Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Racism Autism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Phobias Bipolar Anger Management Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation OCD Sleep Disorders Postpartum Depression Adoption Executive Function Climate Anxiety Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Chronic Illness Polyamory HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Psychosis

In our work together, I'll sit with you in the hard stuff and laugh with you when life gets absurdly difficult, because it often does. Having navigated multiple cultures, I have a deep appreciation for how much context shapes us and integrate it into my practice. Together, we can build both insight and CBT and DBT skills for lasting change.

Before private practice, I worked in collegiate mental health advocacy and conducted research on suicidality and burnout. Those experiences gave me a deep appreciation for how much context shapes our wellbeing, and I bring that breadth to work with adults across a wide range of concerns.

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness New York University B.S. in Applied Psychology, New York University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P143350-01

Laura Park

lor-uh pahrk

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Skills Based Pattern And Cycle Focused Warm Humorous Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Racism Autism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Phobias Bipolar Anger Management Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation OCD Sleep Disorders Postpartum Depression Adoption Executive Function Climate Anxiety Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Chronic Illness Polyamory HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Psychosis

Personal Approach

In our work together, I'll sit with you in the hard stuff and laugh with you when life gets absurdly difficult, because it often does. Having navigated multiple cultures, I have a deep appreciation for how much context shapes us and integrate it into my practice. Together, we can build both insight and CBT and DBT skills for lasting change.

Professional Background

Before private practice, I worked in collegiate mental health advocacy and conducted research on suicidality and burnout. Those experiences gave me a deep appreciation for how much context shapes our wellbeing, and I bring that breadth to work with adults across a wide range of concerns.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness New York University B.S. in Applied Psychology, New York University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P143350-01

Lauren Salzano

Law-ren Sal-za-no

(She/Her)

Licensed Master Social Worker

Therapy Style

Humorous Practical Calmly Challenging Relational Focused Trauma Informed Growth Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Addiction Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence Chronic Illness Postpartum Depression Adoption Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Racism Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Schizophrenia Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder

I believe that the heart of therapy lies in the connection we build together. When you work with me, I take the time to understand your history, cultural background, and the key moments that have shaped you. Together, we’ll create sessions filled with support, laughter, and reflection, empowering you to create a life that reflects your truest self.

I've always had an innate interest in deeply understanding people. My diverse experience spans private practices, suicide hotlines, inpatient hospitals, and schools, which has allowed me to work with a wide range of populations. These experiences have only deepened my dedication to delivering trauma-informed and thoughtfully tailored care.

Education

MSW, Silberman School of Social Work-Hunter College B.A. in Economics, Minor in Psychology, SUNY Geneseo

License #

NY LMSW #124216

Lauren Salzano

Law-ren Sal-za-no

(She/Her)

Licensed Master Social Worker

Therapy Style

Humorous Practical Calmly Challenging Relational Focused Trauma Informed Growth Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Addiction Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence Chronic Illness Postpartum Depression Adoption Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Racism Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Schizophrenia Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Personal Approach

I believe that the heart of therapy lies in the connection we build together. When you work with me, I take the time to understand your history, cultural background, and the key moments that have shaped you. Together, we’ll create sessions filled with support, laughter, and reflection, empowering you to create a life that reflects your truest self.

Professional Background

I've always had an innate interest in deeply understanding people. My diverse experience spans private practices, suicide hotlines, inpatient hospitals, and schools, which has allowed me to work with a wide range of populations. These experiences have only deepened my dedication to delivering trauma-informed and thoughtfully tailored care.

Credentials

Education

MSW, Silberman School of Social Work-Hunter College B.A. in Economics, Minor in Psychology, SUNY Geneseo

License #

NY LMSW #124216

Lilian Amirfazli

LIL-ee-un ah-meer-FAHZ-lee

(She/Her)

Licensed Master Social Worker

Therapy Style

Warm Collaborative Holistic Reflective Somatic Aware Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

Spanish Italian English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Adoption Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Pmdd Phobias Infidelity Bipolar Eating disorders Autism Grief Sex Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia Addiction Anger Management Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation

I approach therapy with warmth, openness, and curiosity. I value the therapeutic relationship and use an integrative lens rooted in psychodynamic therapy, mindfulness, and trauma work. I aim to support clients in reconnecting with themselves, honoring their lived experiences, and building tools to regulate and thrive. I believe healing is not linear, and I strive to walk alongside clients with compassion and respect.

I am a psychotherapist and social worker dedicated to providing trauma-informed and culturally responsive care. I have experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and neurodiverse populations in a variety of clinical settings. My background includes mental health research and teaching yoga, both of which inform my holistic approach to care. I strive to create a collaborative space that honors each person’s strengths, experiences, and goals.

Education

M.S. in Social Work, Columbia University B.A. in Finance, Michigan State University

License #

NY LMSW #132114 NJ LMSW #44SL07459800

Lilian Amirfazli

LIL-ee-un ah-meer-FAHZ-lee

(She/Her)

Licensed Master Social Worker

Therapy Style

Warm Collaborative Holistic Reflective Somatic Aware Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

Spanish Italian English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Adoption Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Pmdd Phobias Infidelity Bipolar Eating disorders Autism Grief Sex Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia Addiction Anger Management Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation

Personal Approach

I approach therapy with warmth, openness, and curiosity. I value the therapeutic relationship and use an integrative lens rooted in psychodynamic therapy, mindfulness, and trauma work. I aim to support clients in reconnecting with themselves, honoring their lived experiences, and building tools to regulate and thrive. I believe healing is not linear, and I strive to walk alongside clients with compassion and respect.

Professional Background

I am a psychotherapist and social worker dedicated to providing trauma-informed and culturally responsive care. I have experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and neurodiverse populations in a variety of clinical settings. My background includes mental health research and teaching yoga, both of which inform my holistic approach to care. I strive to create a collaborative space that honors each person’s strengths, experiences, and goals.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Social Work, Columbia University B.A. in Finance, Michigan State University

License #

NY LMSW #132114 NJ LMSW #44SL07459800

Lily Decker

Lil-E Deck-er

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Warm Conversational Collaborative Direct Somatic Aware

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Homicidal Ideation HIV/Aids Psychosis Schizophrenia

My style is both direct and compassionate. Creating space where you can be honest about what's hard without feeling judged, fixed, or rushed to look on the bright side. Together, we’ll start to make sense of the patterns and experiences shaping your life. We’ll sit with intense emotions, work through relationship struggles and past wounds, and figure out ways forward that actually feel sustainable.

I am experienced in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), trauma-informed care, eating disorder treatment, and group therapy. My experience allows me to support clients in navigating complex emotions, building resilience, and fostering healthier relationships with themselves and others. I am dedicated to creating a safe, collaborative space where growth and healing can take place.

Education

M.S.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling, University of Miami

License #

NY MHC-LP #18-P139404-01 FL RMHC #IMH28727

Lily Decker

Lil-E Deck-er

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Warm Conversational Collaborative Direct Somatic Aware

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Homicidal Ideation HIV/Aids Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

My style is both direct and compassionate. Creating space where you can be honest about what's hard without feeling judged, fixed, or rushed to look on the bright side. Together, we’ll start to make sense of the patterns and experiences shaping your life. We’ll sit with intense emotions, work through relationship struggles and past wounds, and figure out ways forward that actually feel sustainable.

Professional Background

I am experienced in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), trauma-informed care, eating disorder treatment, and group therapy. My experience allows me to support clients in navigating complex emotions, building resilience, and fostering healthier relationships with themselves and others. I am dedicated to creating a safe, collaborative space where growth and healing can take place.

Credentials

Education

M.S.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling, University of Miami

License #

NY MHC-LP #18-P139404-01 FL RMHC #IMH28727

Lyndsay Fee

Lin-zé Fé

(She/Her)

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Therapy Style

Deep Listener Comfortable With Complexity Strategic Trauma Informed Pattern And Cycle Focused Depth Oriented

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Domestic Violence Sleep Disorders Adoption Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Pmdd Self Harm Phobias Autism

I am a passionate and empathic psychotherapist. I utilize principles from various treatment modalities and evidence based practices including; CBT, DBT, person-centered therapy, ACT, existentialism, positive psychology, mindfulness based stress reduction, motivational interviewing and psychodynamic therapy. My approach is dynamic and highly personalized to each client. I provide a warm, safe and nonjudgmental space to engage in exploration, self reflection and personal growth.

I have extensive experience working with individuals, couples and families. I specialize in anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, life transitions, spirituality, grief, bereavement, crisis intervention, trauma, PTSD, substance abuse and addiction. I also specialize in developing self-esteem, coping skills, mindfulness and empowerment.

Education

M.S. in Clinical Social Work, Fordham University's School of Social Service B.A. in Human Development, Boston College

License #

NY LCSW #083422-01 NJ LCSW #44SC06238800

Lyndsay Fee

Lin-zé Fé

(She/Her)

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Therapy Style

Deep Listener Comfortable With Complexity Strategic Trauma Informed Pattern And Cycle Focused Depth Oriented

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Domestic Violence Sleep Disorders Adoption Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Pmdd Self Harm Phobias Autism

Personal Approach

I am a passionate and empathic psychotherapist. I utilize principles from various treatment modalities and evidence based practices including; CBT, DBT, person-centered therapy, ACT, existentialism, positive psychology, mindfulness based stress reduction, motivational interviewing and psychodynamic therapy. My approach is dynamic and highly personalized to each client. I provide a warm, safe and nonjudgmental space to engage in exploration, self reflection and personal growth.

Professional Background

I have extensive experience working with individuals, couples and families. I specialize in anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, life transitions, spirituality, grief, bereavement, crisis intervention, trauma, PTSD, substance abuse and addiction. I also specialize in developing self-esteem, coping skills, mindfulness and empowerment.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Clinical Social Work, Fordham University's School of Social Service B.A. in Human Development, Boston College

License #

NY LCSW #083422-01 NJ LCSW #44SC06238800

Macaul Hodge

Muh-call h-AH-j

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Progress Oriented Calmly Challenging Relational Focused Pattern And Cycle Focused Curiosity Driven Conversational

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Phobias Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Spirituality Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Infidelity Narcissistic Abuse

I work to help clients gain awareness of their self-concept and how they experience the world. Through integrative approaches, clients learn new ways of thinking that promote mental well-being. By developing insight into themselves, clients gain self-confidence, the ability to show up in their relationships, and the capacity to make change toward creating a fulfilling life.

I have experience working with a wide range of clients of varying ages and backgrounds. I have worked with clients suffering from an array of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, eating disorders, and suicidality. I support individuals, couples, and families in confronting their challenges and help them make positive changes within themselves.

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Counseling Psychology, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Narrative Studies, University of Southern California

License #

NY LMHC #015643

Macaul Hodge

Muh-call h-AH-j

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Progress Oriented Calmly Challenging Relational Focused Pattern And Cycle Focused Curiosity Driven Conversational

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Phobias Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Spirituality Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Infidelity Narcissistic Abuse

Personal Approach

I work to help clients gain awareness of their self-concept and how they experience the world. Through integrative approaches, clients learn new ways of thinking that promote mental well-being. By developing insight into themselves, clients gain self-confidence, the ability to show up in their relationships, and the capacity to make change toward creating a fulfilling life.

Professional Background

I have experience working with a wide range of clients of varying ages and backgrounds. I have worked with clients suffering from an array of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, eating disorders, and suicidality. I support individuals, couples, and families in confronting their challenges and help them make positive changes within themselves.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Counseling Psychology, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Narrative Studies, University of Southern California

License #

NY LMHC #015643

Mads Bukiet

Mads Boo-Ket

(They/Them)

Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Addiction Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Pmdd Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia Eating disorders

I use a variety of therapeutic approaches, with an emphasis on existential, narrative and somatic techniques. My main tool is my curiosity about my clients’ inner lives - by working to understand my client’s motivations and boundaries, I help them gain clarity about their emotions and behavior. I use a person-centered and solution-focused lens to help clients find space for healing and change.

I am a queer identifying therapist and a third generation Holocaust survivor. I have experience helping clients navigate trauma, anxiety, depression, bereavement, life transitions, and relationship challenges. My background in birthwork and psychedelic crisis counseling has led me to prioritize trust and consent in the therapeutic relationship. My goal is to help clients construct lives that they find fulfilling and meaningful.

Education

M.S. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.A. in Political Science, Oberlin College

Madelaine Bukiet

MHC-LP #18-P133590-01

Mads Bukiet

Mads Boo-Ket

(They/Them)

Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Addiction Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Autism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Pmdd Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia Eating disorders

Personal Approach

I use a variety of therapeutic approaches, with an emphasis on existential, narrative and somatic techniques. My main tool is my curiosity about my clients’ inner lives - by working to understand my client’s motivations and boundaries, I help them gain clarity about their emotions and behavior. I use a person-centered and solution-focused lens to help clients find space for healing and change.

Professional Background

I am a queer identifying therapist and a third generation Holocaust survivor. I have experience helping clients navigate trauma, anxiety, depression, bereavement, life transitions, and relationship challenges. My background in birthwork and psychedelic crisis counseling has led me to prioritize trust and consent in the therapeutic relationship. My goal is to help clients construct lives that they find fulfilling and meaningful.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.A. in Political Science, Oberlin College

Madelaine Bukiet

MHC-LP #18-P133590-01

Maggie Shi

Ma-gee She

(She/Her)

LMHC-D

Therapy Style

Pattern And Cycle Focused Comfortable With Complexity Accountability Minded Growth Focused Curiosity Driven Engaged

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Bipolar Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Polyamory HIV/Aids Racism Political Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders Sex Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Phobias

I truly see each client as an individual, tailoring treatment to incorporate clients' unique strengths and desires. I mix cognitive behavioral therapy techniques with psychodynamic, mindfulness, and person-centered methods to reduce depression, anxiety, stress, and more. I work with clients to make lasting change by increasing insight and addressing underlying issues that are the source of their distress.

I've worked in mental health clinics and supportive housing settings and have experience with adults struggling with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, life transitions, grief, trauma, and substance abuse. I've worked for a suicide prevention/crisis hotline, counseled individuals who are homeless, volunteered with hospice patients, and worked with clients diagnosed with schizophrenia.

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.A. in English, Princeton University

Margaret Shi

NY LMHC-D #011756 NJ LPC #37PC00961200 CT LPC #6554

Maggie Shi

Ma-gee She

(She/Her)

LMHC-D

Therapy Style

Pattern And Cycle Focused Comfortable With Complexity Accountability Minded Growth Focused Curiosity Driven Engaged

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Bipolar Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Polyamory HIV/Aids Racism Political Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders Sex Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Phobias

Personal Approach

I truly see each client as an individual, tailoring treatment to incorporate clients' unique strengths and desires. I mix cognitive behavioral therapy techniques with psychodynamic, mindfulness, and person-centered methods to reduce depression, anxiety, stress, and more. I work with clients to make lasting change by increasing insight and addressing underlying issues that are the source of their distress.

Professional Background

I've worked in mental health clinics and supportive housing settings and have experience with adults struggling with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, life transitions, grief, trauma, and substance abuse. I've worked for a suicide prevention/crisis hotline, counseled individuals who are homeless, volunteered with hospice patients, and worked with clients diagnosed with schizophrenia.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, New York University B.A. in English, Princeton University

Margaret Shi

NY LMHC-D #011756 NJ LPC #37PC00961200 CT LPC #6554

Marina Tormey

ma-ree-na tor-mee

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Existential Holistic Nervous System Conscious Meaning Centered Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

Russian Ukrainian English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation OCD Sleep Disorders Postpartum Depression Racism Executive Function Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Phobias Borderline PD Autism Homicidal Ideation HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Pmdd Psychosis Schizophrenia Infidelity

My life journey has taught me that no one is immune to life’s uncertainties, yet a collaborative relationship can inspire us to redefine our stories and embrace what’s unresolved. I emphasize holistic health by integrating mindfulness, spirituality, and neuroscience. Using EMDR, CBT, IFS, Attachment Work, and Trauma-Focused Psychodynamic techniques, I create a healing environment that fosters self-actualization and meaningful growth.

As a Trained EMDR therapist, with clinical experience in Attachment-Focused Interventions, IFS, TF-CBT, and Integrative Neuroscience (prioritizing the role of the brain-body connection), I empower my clients to experience deep, lasting transformation on their healing journey. I work with adolescents and adults navigating trauma healing, generational wounds, attachment, hopelessness, anxiety, depression, life transitions, spirituality, and a lost sense of self.

Education

M.A. in Professional Counseling, Oral Roberts University B.A. in Psychology, Oral Roberts University

License #

NY LMHC #015332

Marina Tormey

ma-ree-na tor-mee

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Existential Holistic Nervous System Conscious Meaning Centered Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

Russian Ukrainian English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation OCD Sleep Disorders Postpartum Depression Racism Executive Function Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Phobias Borderline PD Autism Homicidal Ideation HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Pmdd Psychosis Schizophrenia Infidelity

Personal Approach

My life journey has taught me that no one is immune to life’s uncertainties, yet a collaborative relationship can inspire us to redefine our stories and embrace what’s unresolved. I emphasize holistic health by integrating mindfulness, spirituality, and neuroscience. Using EMDR, CBT, IFS, Attachment Work, and Trauma-Focused Psychodynamic techniques, I create a healing environment that fosters self-actualization and meaningful growth.

Professional Background

As a Trained EMDR therapist, with clinical experience in Attachment-Focused Interventions, IFS, TF-CBT, and Integrative Neuroscience (prioritizing the role of the brain-body connection), I empower my clients to experience deep, lasting transformation on their healing journey. I work with adolescents and adults navigating trauma healing, generational wounds, attachment, hopelessness, anxiety, depression, life transitions, spirituality, and a lost sense of self.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Professional Counseling, Oral Roberts University B.A. in Psychology, Oral Roberts University

License #

NY LMHC #015332

Marney Staviss

mar-nee stav-iss

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Integrative Collaborative Deep Listener Warm Reflective

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity

I offer an accepting, nonjudgmental space where clients can openly explore feelings hard to hold alone. I take an individualized, integrative approach to therapy, drawing from CBT, DBT, solution-focused, and somatic practices to support self-trust and inner stability. Together, we work toward shedding core beliefs and taking up space in new ways, you'll build self-trust, own your voice, and move toward meaningful change and authenticity.

I have a background in mental health counseling, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), and sports psychology. I’ve supported individuals from diverse backgrounds, addressing anxiety, depression, disordered eating, life transitions, self-esteem, and performance enhancement. I’m passionate about helping people build resilience, deepen self-awareness, and create lasting change through a supportive, client-centered approach.

Education

B.A in Psychology, McGill University M.S.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling, University of Miami

License #

FL RMHCI #IMH28171 NY MHC-LP #18-P139754-01

Marney Staviss

mar-nee stav-iss

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Integrative Collaborative Deep Listener Warm Reflective

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity

Personal Approach

I offer an accepting, nonjudgmental space where clients can openly explore feelings hard to hold alone. I take an individualized, integrative approach to therapy, drawing from CBT, DBT, solution-focused, and somatic practices to support self-trust and inner stability. Together, we work toward shedding core beliefs and taking up space in new ways, you'll build self-trust, own your voice, and move toward meaningful change and authenticity.

Professional Background

I have a background in mental health counseling, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), and sports psychology. I’ve supported individuals from diverse backgrounds, addressing anxiety, depression, disordered eating, life transitions, self-esteem, and performance enhancement. I’m passionate about helping people build resilience, deepen self-awareness, and create lasting change through a supportive, client-centered approach.

Credentials

Education

B.A in Psychology, McGill University M.S.Ed. in Mental Health Counseling, University of Miami

License #

FL RMHCI #IMH28171 NY MHC-LP #18-P139754-01

Maryia (Mary) Bokhan

Mah-ree-yuah Boh-khuhn

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Depth Oriented Purposeful Skills Based Structured Deep Listener Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

Russian Italian English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Bipolar Adoption Climate Anxiety Self Harm Schizophrenia Borderline PD Eating disorders Anger Management Suicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Postpartum Depression Autism Executive Function Pmdd Psychosis

I welcome you into a space where you can be yourself. Blending CBT, DBT, Gestalt therapy, and a client-centered approach, I tailor each session around what works best for every person. Living in four countries has deepened my appreciation for different stories, values, and paths. You don’t have to navigate it alone-I’m here to help.

I focus on therapy for trauma, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and relationship concerns, offering support to adolescents, adults, and couples. As an ICF-PCC-certified coach specializing in self-confidence, I hold Emotional Trauma and Gestalt Psychology certifications. Have helped numerous clients achieve therapy goals.

Education

M.S. in Applied Behavioral Psychology, St. Francis College B.S. in Psychology, Maksim Tank Belarussian State Pedagogical University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P133781-01

Maryia (Mary) Bokhan

Mah-ree-yuah Boh-khuhn

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Depth Oriented Purposeful Skills Based Structured Deep Listener Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

Russian Italian English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Bipolar Adoption Climate Anxiety Self Harm Schizophrenia Borderline PD Eating disorders Anger Management Suicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Postpartum Depression Autism Executive Function Pmdd Psychosis

Personal Approach

I welcome you into a space where you can be yourself. Blending CBT, DBT, Gestalt therapy, and a client-centered approach, I tailor each session around what works best for every person. Living in four countries has deepened my appreciation for different stories, values, and paths. You don’t have to navigate it alone-I’m here to help.

Professional Background

I focus on therapy for trauma, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and relationship concerns, offering support to adolescents, adults, and couples. As an ICF-PCC-certified coach specializing in self-confidence, I hold Emotional Trauma and Gestalt Psychology certifications. Have helped numerous clients achieve therapy goals.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Applied Behavioral Psychology, St. Francis College B.S. in Psychology, Maksim Tank Belarussian State Pedagogical University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P133781-01

Mason Dana

May-Son Day-Na

(She/They)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Integrative Nervous System Conscious Holistic Pattern And Cycle Focused Embodied Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Sex Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function Climate Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Autism Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD OCD Postpartum Depression Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Suicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Pmdd Phobias

We all have a story we've created to make sense of our lives. I strive to create a safe, non-judgmental space to unpack and make sense of this narrative in a trauma-informed way, incorporating somatic and mindfulness techniques. I focus on the whole person, collaboratively personalizing care to each client’s individual needs while considering how cultural identity and marginalized experience impact mental wellbeing.

I am a sex-positive, poly, kink affirming therapist and has a diverse clinical background working with LGBTQIA+, GNC, ENM, first and second generation immigrant adults and members of the BIPOC community. I bring my background in empirical research to my counseling practice, integrating an interest and commitment to evidence based practice with a deeply compassionate and relational approach.

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, NYU Steinhardt B.S. in Biology, Spelman College

License #

MHC-LP #18-P123351-03

Mason Dana

May-Son Day-Na

(She/They)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Integrative Nervous System Conscious Holistic Pattern And Cycle Focused Embodied Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Sex Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function Climate Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Autism Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD OCD Postpartum Depression Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Suicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Pmdd Phobias

Personal Approach

We all have a story we've created to make sense of our lives. I strive to create a safe, non-judgmental space to unpack and make sense of this narrative in a trauma-informed way, incorporating somatic and mindfulness techniques. I focus on the whole person, collaboratively personalizing care to each client’s individual needs while considering how cultural identity and marginalized experience impact mental wellbeing.

Professional Background

I am a sex-positive, poly, kink affirming therapist and has a diverse clinical background working with LGBTQIA+, GNC, ENM, first and second generation immigrant adults and members of the BIPOC community. I bring my background in empirical research to my counseling practice, integrating an interest and commitment to evidence based practice with a deeply compassionate and relational approach.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, NYU Steinhardt B.S. in Biology, Spelman College

License #

MHC-LP #18-P123351-03

Matthew Tilton

math-yew till-tun

(He/Him)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Reflective Warm Depth Oriented Centering Integrative Deep Listener

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Addiction Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Health Anxiety Autism Homicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Pmdd Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

In session, I meet you where you are. I listen closely because feeling truly heard matters. With genuine curiosity, I take time to understand you as a whole person. I aim to offer a space where you feel seen, not judged or rushed. Therapy isn’t about being perfect, but about moving toward your authentic self through connection, collaboration, and growth.

I have a strong passion for working with the LGBTQIA+ community and experience supporting clients across a range of gender identities and sexual orientations, including trans and nonbinary individuals. My clinical work includes substance use, OCD, ADHD, trauma, anxiety, and depression. I approach therapy with empathy, authenticity, and deep respect for each person’s unique journey.

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counseling, Hunter College. B.S in Psychology with a concentration in Biology and Chemistry, Stony Brook University.

License #

NY MHC-LP #18-P123685-03

Matthew Tilton

math-yew till-tun

(He/Him)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Reflective Warm Depth Oriented Centering Integrative Deep Listener

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Addiction Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Health Anxiety Autism Homicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Pmdd Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

In session, I meet you where you are. I listen closely because feeling truly heard matters. With genuine curiosity, I take time to understand you as a whole person. I aim to offer a space where you feel seen, not judged or rushed. Therapy isn’t about being perfect, but about moving toward your authentic self through connection, collaboration, and growth.

Professional Background

I have a strong passion for working with the LGBTQIA+ community and experience supporting clients across a range of gender identities and sexual orientations, including trans and nonbinary individuals. My clinical work includes substance use, OCD, ADHD, trauma, anxiety, and depression. I approach therapy with empathy, authenticity, and deep respect for each person’s unique journey.

Credentials

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counseling, Hunter College. B.S in Psychology with a concentration in Biology and Chemistry, Stony Brook University.

License #

NY MHC-LP #18-P123685-03

Melissa Fingado

muh-LISS-uh fin-GAH-doh

(She/They)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Trauma Informed Somatic Aware Calmly Challenging Holistic Direct

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Grief Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Autism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD OCD Polyamory Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Psychosis Phobias

I believe authenticity, trust, and collaboration are essential to create a space to feel safe to explore and better understand yourself. Together we'll find a tailored, holistic approach that works best for you, often using CBT, ACT, Narrative, Psychodynamic, and Somatic therapies to help identify the roots of challenges and make the changes needed to help you feel aligned with who you want to be.

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with experience working with clients ranging in age from teens through late adulthood. I am passionate about serving the LGBTQIA+ community, often working with individuals experiencing anxiety, low mood, low self esteem, relationship struggles, neurodivergence, and the everyday challenges of being a human.

Education

M.S. in Education, Mental Health Counseling, Hunter College B.S. in General Business Administration, University of Rhode Island

License #

NY LMHC #015388

Melissa Fingado

muh-LISS-uh fin-GAH-doh

(She/They)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Trauma Informed Somatic Aware Calmly Challenging Holistic Direct

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

ADD or ADHD Grief Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Autism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD OCD Polyamory Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Psychosis Phobias

Personal Approach

I believe authenticity, trust, and collaboration are essential to create a space to feel safe to explore and better understand yourself. Together we'll find a tailored, holistic approach that works best for you, often using CBT, ACT, Narrative, Psychodynamic, and Somatic therapies to help identify the roots of challenges and make the changes needed to help you feel aligned with who you want to be.

Professional Background

I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with experience working with clients ranging in age from teens through late adulthood. I am passionate about serving the LGBTQIA+ community, often working with individuals experiencing anxiety, low mood, low self esteem, relationship struggles, neurodivergence, and the everyday challenges of being a human.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Education, Mental Health Counseling, Hunter College B.S. in General Business Administration, University of Rhode Island

License #

NY LMHC #015388

Michael Bohuski

MY-kuhl bo-HUH-ski

(He/Him)

Mental Health Counselor, CCTP-1

Therapy Style

Contextual Thinker Conversational Somatic Aware Nervous System Conscious Comfortable With Complexity Growth Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Spirituality Autism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Bipolar ADD or ADHD Grief Chronic Illness Executive Function Childhood Trauma Borderline PD Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity

I am here to help you fill your life with more of what matters most to you! Together, we might address things like self-care, relationships, adjusting to change, getting out of your head, or gaining control over trauma responses. I practice Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy.

I work with diverse adult individuals of all ages. I have helped clients tame their perfectionism, get out of depressive ruts, invigorate their social lives, grieve losses, adapt to big changes, communicate effectively, and live their best lives with ADHD, ASD, and Bipolar. I was an environmental engineer before becoming a therapist.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Baruch College M.Eng. in Environmental Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute B.S. in Environmental Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

License #

NY MHC-LP #18-P123159-03 CT LPCA #8710

Michael Bohuski

MY-kuhl bo-HUH-ski

(He/Him)

Mental Health Counselor, CCTP-1

Therapy Style

Contextual Thinker Conversational Somatic Aware Nervous System Conscious Comfortable With Complexity Growth Focused

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Spirituality Autism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Bipolar ADD or ADHD Grief Chronic Illness Executive Function Childhood Trauma Borderline PD Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity

Personal Approach

I am here to help you fill your life with more of what matters most to you! Together, we might address things like self-care, relationships, adjusting to change, getting out of your head, or gaining control over trauma responses. I practice Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy.

Professional Background

I work with diverse adult individuals of all ages. I have helped clients tame their perfectionism, get out of depressive ruts, invigorate their social lives, grieve losses, adapt to big changes, communicate effectively, and live their best lives with ADHD, ASD, and Bipolar. I was an environmental engineer before becoming a therapist.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Baruch College M.Eng. in Environmental Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute B.S. in Environmental Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

License #

NY MHC-LP #18-P123159-03 CT LPCA #8710

Michelle McKeon

mi-shell mick-kee-in

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Growth Focused Comfortable With Complexity Collaborative Existential Reflective Direct

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Autism ADD or ADHD Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Spirituality Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Anger Management Sex Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Addiction Homicidal Ideation OCD HIV/Aids Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

Therapy invites room for reflection, healing, and personal growth. Creating a warm and steady space allows clients to explore their thoughts and emotions at a comfortable pace. My style balances honesty with compassion, drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and Person-Centered work. Trauma-informed care and psychoeducation are woven in to support clients in developing insight and meaningful change.

More than two decades in school counseling and additional clinical experience have shaped my work with children, teens, adults, couples, and families from varied cultural and neurodivergent backgrounds. I often support clients navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, life transitions, and relationship challenges. When working with couples, Gottman-informed strategies guide communication, emotional awareness, and stronger relational foundations.

Education

M.S. in School Counseling, Long Island University B.A. in Sociology, Fairfield University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P125395-02

Michelle McKeon

mi-shell mick-kee-in

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Growth Focused Comfortable With Complexity Collaborative Existential Reflective Direct

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Autism ADD or ADHD Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Spirituality Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Anger Management Sex Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Addiction Homicidal Ideation OCD HIV/Aids Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

Therapy invites room for reflection, healing, and personal growth. Creating a warm and steady space allows clients to explore their thoughts and emotions at a comfortable pace. My style balances honesty with compassion, drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and Person-Centered work. Trauma-informed care and psychoeducation are woven in to support clients in developing insight and meaningful change.

Professional Background

More than two decades in school counseling and additional clinical experience have shaped my work with children, teens, adults, couples, and families from varied cultural and neurodivergent backgrounds. I often support clients navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, life transitions, and relationship challenges. When working with couples, Gottman-informed strategies guide communication, emotional awareness, and stronger relational foundations.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in School Counseling, Long Island University B.A. in Sociology, Fairfield University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P125395-02

Mina Cuhadar

Mi-n-ah Choo(italic)-h-ah-d-ah-r

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Curiosity Driven Pattern And Cycle Focused Calmly Challenging Comfortable With Complexity Holistic

Languages Spoken

Turkish English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Autism Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Adoption Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias OCD Postpartum Depression Pmdd

I integrate IFS, REBT, Gestalt, narrative, psychodynamic, and existential approaches to help clients understand and change unhelpful patterns. Using empathy, humor, positive psychology, and collaborative tools like tapping and visualization, I guide clients from limiting mindsets to embracing possibilities. Inspired by Carl Jung, I see therapy as a journey toward authenticity, where clients can connect with their true selves, fostering growth and deeper self-awareness.

With experience in an intensive outpatient clinic and in private practice, I’ve supported individuals navigating self-esteem, life transitions, anxiety, and relationship challenges. As a bicultural therapist, I bring empathy and insight to those navigating identity conflicts and family dynamics. I’m here to support you in creating the life you want—and deserve—with compassion, intention, and the kind of honest support that sometimes includes a loving nudge.

Education

M.A and E.d.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College Columbia University. M.A in Psychology, Cognitive Sciences (Neuroscience concentration) and Psycholinguistics, Northwestern University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P136437-01

Mina Cuhadar

Mi-n-ah Choo(italic)-h-ah-d-ah-r

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Curiosity Driven Pattern And Cycle Focused Calmly Challenging Comfortable With Complexity Holistic

Languages Spoken

Turkish English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Autism Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Adoption Racism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias OCD Postpartum Depression Pmdd

Personal Approach

I integrate IFS, REBT, Gestalt, narrative, psychodynamic, and existential approaches to help clients understand and change unhelpful patterns. Using empathy, humor, positive psychology, and collaborative tools like tapping and visualization, I guide clients from limiting mindsets to embracing possibilities. Inspired by Carl Jung, I see therapy as a journey toward authenticity, where clients can connect with their true selves, fostering growth and deeper self-awareness.

Professional Background

With experience in an intensive outpatient clinic and in private practice, I’ve supported individuals navigating self-esteem, life transitions, anxiety, and relationship challenges. As a bicultural therapist, I bring empathy and insight to those navigating identity conflicts and family dynamics. I’m here to support you in creating the life you want—and deserve—with compassion, intention, and the kind of honest support that sometimes includes a loving nudge.

Credentials

Education

M.A and E.d.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College Columbia University. M.A in Psychology, Cognitive Sciences (Neuroscience concentration) and Psycholinguistics, Northwestern University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P136437-01

Morgan Dominguez

Mor-gen Doh-ming-gehz

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, CST, EMDR

Therapy Style

Collaborative Direct Warm Calmly Challenging Humorous Conversational

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Addiction Adoption Climate Anxiety Psychosis Schizophrenia Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Executive Function

I use an eclectic, collaborative approach to ensure an individualized, multicultural, and strengths-based lens when working with clients to ensure effectiveness of treatment. I bring empathy, humor and enthusiasm to sessions, which I believe has a positive influence on the therapeutic relationship.

I specialize in PTSD, Complex Trauma, and Couple’s Counseling. I am EMDR trained, and I utilize trauma focused CBT to treat clients who have experienced physical, psychological, and sexual trauma. As a Certified Sex Therapist, I see individuals and couples who are looking to overcome their sexual difficulties, and other relationship issues.

Education

M.A. in Counseling Psychology, University of Hawai'i at Hilo B.A. in Economics, Management, and Business Administration, University of Miami

License #

NY LMHC-D #011026 NJ LPC #37PC00940500 CT LPC #6890 CA LPCC #21219 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC4274

Morgan Dominguez

Mor-gen Doh-ming-gehz

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, CST, EMDR

Therapy Style

Collaborative Direct Warm Calmly Challenging Humorous Conversational

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Addiction Adoption Climate Anxiety Psychosis Schizophrenia Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Executive Function

Personal Approach

I use an eclectic, collaborative approach to ensure an individualized, multicultural, and strengths-based lens when working with clients to ensure effectiveness of treatment. I bring empathy, humor and enthusiasm to sessions, which I believe has a positive influence on the therapeutic relationship.

Professional Background

I specialize in PTSD, Complex Trauma, and Couple’s Counseling. I am EMDR trained, and I utilize trauma focused CBT to treat clients who have experienced physical, psychological, and sexual trauma. As a Certified Sex Therapist, I see individuals and couples who are looking to overcome their sexual difficulties, and other relationship issues.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling Psychology, University of Hawai'i at Hilo B.A. in Economics, Management, and Business Administration, University of Miami

License #

NY LMHC-D #011026 NJ LPC #37PC00940500 CT LPC #6890 CA LPCC #21219 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC4274

Nicole Schully

Ni-kohl Shu-lee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Intern

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Somatic Aware Trauma Informed Humorous Curiosity Driven Holistic

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief Spirituality Polyamory Climate Anxiety Health Anxiety Cultural issues Anger Management Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Self Harm Phobias

I am deeply dedicated to creating a meaningful, warm, and inviting counseling relationship. Through a trauma-informed lens, I strive to create a collaborative space where we can find what works best for your unique needs. Together, we can explore new perspectives, healthy coping skills, or simply sit with life’s difficulties. Outside of the therapy room, I love fiber arts, farming, and reading.

I am currently pursuing my Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling at Teachers College, Columbia University. My first career as a farmer revealed the enormous healing potential of nature, community, and meaningful labor, inspiring my interest in nature-based therapy. I also served as an abortion doula at Planned Parenthood and currently support survivors as a Rape Crisis Counselor, providing affirming, trauma-informed, culturally responsive care.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology and Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Wesleyan University

License #

NA

Nicole Schully

Ni-kohl Shu-lee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Intern

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Somatic Aware Trauma Informed Humorous Curiosity Driven Holistic

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Grief Spirituality Polyamory Climate Anxiety Health Anxiety Cultural issues Anger Management Suicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Executive Function Self Harm Phobias

Personal Approach

I am deeply dedicated to creating a meaningful, warm, and inviting counseling relationship. Through a trauma-informed lens, I strive to create a collaborative space where we can find what works best for your unique needs. Together, we can explore new perspectives, healthy coping skills, or simply sit with life’s difficulties. Outside of the therapy room, I love fiber arts, farming, and reading.

Professional Background

I am currently pursuing my Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling at Teachers College, Columbia University. My first career as a farmer revealed the enormous healing potential of nature, community, and meaningful labor, inspiring my interest in nature-based therapy. I also served as an abortion doula at Planned Parenthood and currently support survivors as a Rape Crisis Counselor, providing affirming, trauma-informed, culturally responsive care.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology and Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Wesleyan University

License #

NA

Olivia Overington

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Pattern And Cycle Focused Collaborative Holistic Curiosity Driven Reflective Existential

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Autism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Suicidal Ideation Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Schizophrenia Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Narcissistic Abuse

Just as we are drawn to eat food or drink water, I believe humans have a natural desire to make sense of the world through storytelling. Whether it’s done through therapy, art, prayer, meditation, or simply talking with loved ones, we all need space for nonjudgemental self-reflection and expression. I would be honored to help you tell your story and live your most fulfilling life!

I am a counselor-in-training with more than 6 years of experience working with individuals age 13 to 95 across settings like public high schools, private universities, inpatient hospitals, and telehealth. I am particularly prepared to work with the LGBTQ+ community, folks who use substances, and individuals with neurological conditions like traumatic brain injury or dementia, plus their caregivers.

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S. in Psychology, Northeastern University

License #

NA

Olivia Overington

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Pattern And Cycle Focused Collaborative Holistic Curiosity Driven Reflective Existential

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Autism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Suicidal Ideation Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Schizophrenia Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Narcissistic Abuse

Personal Approach

Just as we are drawn to eat food or drink water, I believe humans have a natural desire to make sense of the world through storytelling. Whether it’s done through therapy, art, prayer, meditation, or simply talking with loved ones, we all need space for nonjudgemental self-reflection and expression. I would be honored to help you tell your story and live your most fulfilling life!

Professional Background

I am a counselor-in-training with more than 6 years of experience working with individuals age 13 to 95 across settings like public high schools, private universities, inpatient hospitals, and telehealth. I am particularly prepared to work with the LGBTQ+ community, folks who use substances, and individuals with neurological conditions like traumatic brain injury or dementia, plus their caregivers.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.S. in Psychology, Northeastern University

License #

NA

Orly Shapiro

or-lee Sha-peer-oh

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Depth Oriented Integrative Relational Focused Warm Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Executive Function Climate Anxiety Political Anxiety Psychosis

I see therapy as a collaborative space for growth, understanding, and change. My approach is integrative, drawing from psychodynamic and relational perspectives, but most importantly, it is tailored to you. I am in this process with you, creating a safe space with warmth, curiosity, and honesty. Whether we are sitting with what feels hard or exploring deeper, we take it one step at a time.

I am a Master’s student in Mental Health Counseling at NYU, where I am developing my clinical skills through training in psychodynamic, relational, and evidence-based approaches. I have experience working with children, adolescents, and diverse populations through research and educational settings. I am particularly interested in supporting clients as they navigate relationships, identity, and life transitions.

Education

B.A in Psychology, University of Michigan B.A in Art and Design, University of Michigan M.S in Mental Health Counseling from New York University

License #

N/A

Orly Shapiro

or-lee Sha-peer-oh

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Depth Oriented Integrative Relational Focused Warm Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Spanish English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Executive Function Climate Anxiety Political Anxiety Psychosis

Personal Approach

I see therapy as a collaborative space for growth, understanding, and change. My approach is integrative, drawing from psychodynamic and relational perspectives, but most importantly, it is tailored to you. I am in this process with you, creating a safe space with warmth, curiosity, and honesty. Whether we are sitting with what feels hard or exploring deeper, we take it one step at a time.

Professional Background

I am a Master’s student in Mental Health Counseling at NYU, where I am developing my clinical skills through training in psychodynamic, relational, and evidence-based approaches. I have experience working with children, adolescents, and diverse populations through research and educational settings. I am particularly interested in supporting clients as they navigate relationships, identity, and life transitions.

Credentials

Education

B.A in Psychology, University of Michigan B.A in Art and Design, University of Michigan M.S in Mental Health Counseling from New York University

License #

N/A

Pamela Giambona

pam-eh-luh jee-am-boh-nuh

(She/Her)

Licensed Psychologist

Therapy Style

Growth Focused Structured Skills Based Practical Collaborative Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Autism ADD or ADHD Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety OCD Burnout Adoption Phobias

I am a licensed psychologist passionate about supporting children, adolescents, young adults, and their families through psychotherapy and assessment services. I believe in utilizing a strengths-based, culturally sensitive approach that fosters collaboration and personalization. I also ground my practice in evidence-based methods.

I graduated from Fordham University's school psychology doctoral program and earned the status of a diplomate in school neuropsychology through the American Board of School Neuropsychology. Over the past several years, I have worked in private practices, schools, and universities. My clinical work focuses on ADHD, autism, and intellectual disabilities.

Education

Ph. D., Fordham University M.S.Ed, Fordham University B.A. Hofstra University

License #

Ph.D #025026

Pamela Giambona

pam-eh-luh jee-am-boh-nuh

(She/Her)

Licensed Psychologist

Therapy Style

Growth Focused Structured Skills Based Practical Collaborative Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Autism ADD or ADHD Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety OCD Burnout Adoption Phobias

Personal Approach

I am a licensed psychologist passionate about supporting children, adolescents, young adults, and their families through psychotherapy and assessment services. I believe in utilizing a strengths-based, culturally sensitive approach that fosters collaboration and personalization. I also ground my practice in evidence-based methods.

Professional Background

I graduated from Fordham University's school psychology doctoral program and earned the status of a diplomate in school neuropsychology through the American Board of School Neuropsychology. Over the past several years, I have worked in private practices, schools, and universities. My clinical work focuses on ADHD, autism, and intellectual disabilities.

Credentials

Education

Ph. D., Fordham University M.S.Ed, Fordham University B.A. Hofstra University

License #

Ph.D #025026

Randy Antigua

Ran-dee An-tee-gu-ah

(He/Him)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Accountability Minded Deep Listener Calmly Challenging Warm Attuned Centering

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Executive Function Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Anger Management Grief Sex PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Childhood Trauma Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Suicidal Ideation Spirituality HIV/Aids Autism Narcissistic Abuse

Born and raised in New York and coming from Latino roots, I offer a warm, down-to-earth space where you can show up as you are—no shame, no judgment. Mental health can carry stigma in many underrepresented communities, and I’m here to help change that using my eclectic approach. I tailor therapy to your unique story, walking with you through it all—with respect, care, and authenticity.

Coming from a private practice, I aim to make sessions a safe therapeutic space. My work is grounded in providing empathy and evidence-based practices, with a deep commitment to helping clients heal, grow, and thrive. I’ve previously worked with clients focusing in areas such as anxiety, depression, relational issues, adjustment disorders, emotional regulation, and life transitions.

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Manhattan University B.S, in Human Services, New York City College of Technology

License #

MHC-LP #18-P134698-01

Randy Antigua

Ran-dee An-tee-gu-ah

(He/Him)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Accountability Minded Deep Listener Calmly Challenging Warm Attuned Centering

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Executive Function Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Anger Management Grief Sex PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Childhood Trauma Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Suicidal Ideation Spirituality HIV/Aids Autism Narcissistic Abuse

Personal Approach

Born and raised in New York and coming from Latino roots, I offer a warm, down-to-earth space where you can show up as you are—no shame, no judgment. Mental health can carry stigma in many underrepresented communities, and I’m here to help change that using my eclectic approach. I tailor therapy to your unique story, walking with you through it all—with respect, care, and authenticity.

Professional Background

Coming from a private practice, I aim to make sessions a safe therapeutic space. My work is grounded in providing empathy and evidence-based practices, with a deep commitment to helping clients heal, grow, and thrive. I’ve previously worked with clients focusing in areas such as anxiety, depression, relational issues, adjustment disorders, emotional regulation, and life transitions.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Manhattan University B.S, in Human Services, New York City College of Technology

License #

MHC-LP #18-P134698-01

Reiner Vincent San Pascual De Guzman

Ray-Ner Vin-sent San-Pas-Kwal De-Gooz-man

(He/They)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Direct Curiosity Driven Humorous Growth Focused Deep Listener Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Bipolar Polyamory Phobias Borderline PD Eating disorders Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Psychosis Schizophrenia

The way you see yourself shapes the way you move through the world. If that view feels clouded, therapy can help. I work with clients to uncover what holds them back and practice new ways of thinking that bring clarity and ease. You can expect to feel understood and challenged as we build skills for lasting confidence, perspective, and purpose.

I have worked with individuals and couples, supporting clients through stress, self-doubt, relationship concerns, and major life transitions. My approach integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Narrative Therapy, grounding our work in evidence-based methods while tailoring treatment to each client’s goals. At the heart of my practice is a commitment to providing a space where clients feel supported and challenged as they move toward meaningful change.

Education

Master of Arts in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, NYU Bachelor of Science in Psychology, CUNY City College

License #

MHC-LP #P137767

Reiner Vincent San Pascual De Guzman

Ray-Ner Vin-sent San-Pas-Kwal De-Gooz-man

(He/They)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Direct Curiosity Driven Humorous Growth Focused Deep Listener Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Bipolar Polyamory Phobias Borderline PD Eating disorders Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

The way you see yourself shapes the way you move through the world. If that view feels clouded, therapy can help. I work with clients to uncover what holds them back and practice new ways of thinking that bring clarity and ease. You can expect to feel understood and challenged as we build skills for lasting confidence, perspective, and purpose.

Professional Background

I have worked with individuals and couples, supporting clients through stress, self-doubt, relationship concerns, and major life transitions. My approach integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Narrative Therapy, grounding our work in evidence-based methods while tailoring treatment to each client’s goals. At the heart of my practice is a commitment to providing a space where clients feel supported and challenged as they move toward meaningful change.

Credentials

Education

Master of Arts in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness, NYU Bachelor of Science in Psychology, CUNY City College

License #

MHC-LP #P137767

Renata Fayzullina

reh-nah-tah fye-zoo-lee-nah

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Reflective Depth Oriented Attuned Warm Trauma Informed Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Russian English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Addiction Postpartum Depression Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Homicidal Ideation

I honor the complexity and uniqueness of each person. In our work together, I will help you understand yourself and uncover your inherent strength and worth. Informed by my own complex cultural background, I value nurturing multiple identities and telling your story in a way that feels empowering. Rooted in person-centered therapy, my approach weaves in psychodynamic, narrative, and behavioral perspectives, complemented by mindfulness practices.

I have extensive experience working with clients navigating substance use, as well as depression, anxiety, and trauma that often accompany it. I also focus on helping clients manage life transitions and identity shifts, such as becoming a parent, immigrating, or experiencing loss. I bring my own identities as an immigrant and a mother into the room and welcome clients adjusting to a new reality.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Baruch College M.A. in Psychology, Boston University B.A. in Clinical Psychology, Lomonosov Moscow State University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P137812-01

Renata Fayzullina

reh-nah-tah fye-zoo-lee-nah

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Reflective Depth Oriented Attuned Warm Trauma Informed Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Russian English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Addiction Postpartum Depression Borderline PD Bipolar Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Homicidal Ideation

Personal Approach

I honor the complexity and uniqueness of each person. In our work together, I will help you understand yourself and uncover your inherent strength and worth. Informed by my own complex cultural background, I value nurturing multiple identities and telling your story in a way that feels empowering. Rooted in person-centered therapy, my approach weaves in psychodynamic, narrative, and behavioral perspectives, complemented by mindfulness practices.

Professional Background

I have extensive experience working with clients navigating substance use, as well as depression, anxiety, and trauma that often accompany it. I also focus on helping clients manage life transitions and identity shifts, such as becoming a parent, immigrating, or experiencing loss. I bring my own identities as an immigrant and a mother into the room and welcome clients adjusting to a new reality.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Baruch College M.A. in Psychology, Boston University B.A. in Clinical Psychology, Lomonosov Moscow State University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P137812-01

Rita Aliperti

(She/They)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, Office Manger- QU

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Calmly Challenging Grounded Humorous Somatic Aware Existential

Languages Spoken

Italian English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Autism Grief Domestic Violence OCD Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Phobias Infidelity Homicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Psychosis Schizophrenia

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to therapy, and our work together will reflect your unique needs and wants. You lead the way, and I am along for the ride to support you, highlight your strengths, and provide resources. My therapeutic specialties are Trauma-Focused Therapy, Mindfulness, and Existential Therapy. I am trained in Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size aligned.

I have had the pleasure of collaborating with people from various walks of life. I have worked extensively with families and individuals of all ages. I have experience with trauma work, LGBTQIA+ issues, body-image, and social justice concerns. I have a background in teaching yoga and often incorporate mindfulness and somatic practices into my work. I am a queer-identifying and queer-affirming therapist.

Education

M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, SUNY Plattsburgh B.S. in Wellness Management, SUNY Oswego

License #

NY LMHC-D #12095 NJ LPC #37PC00966700 CT LPC #8377 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #2371253 SC Out of State Telehealth Provider #1879 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136509TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6095 DL Out of State Telehealth Provider #MI-0000263

Rita Aliperti

(She/They)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, Office Manger- QU

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Calmly Challenging Grounded Humorous Somatic Aware Existential

Languages Spoken

Italian English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Borderline PD Bipolar Autism Grief Domestic Violence OCD Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Phobias Infidelity Homicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

There is no one-size-fits-all approach to therapy, and our work together will reflect your unique needs and wants. You lead the way, and I am along for the ride to support you, highlight your strengths, and provide resources. My therapeutic specialties are Trauma-Focused Therapy, Mindfulness, and Existential Therapy. I am trained in Intuitive Eating and Health at Every Size aligned.

Professional Background

I have had the pleasure of collaborating with people from various walks of life. I have worked extensively with families and individuals of all ages. I have experience with trauma work, LGBTQIA+ issues, body-image, and social justice concerns. I have a background in teaching yoga and often incorporate mindfulness and somatic practices into my work. I am a queer-identifying and queer-affirming therapist.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, SUNY Plattsburgh B.S. in Wellness Management, SUNY Oswego

License #

NY LMHC-D #12095 NJ LPC #37PC00966700 CT LPC #8377 ID Out of State Telehealth Provider #2371253 SC Out of State Telehealth Provider #1879 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136509TELE FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC6095 DL Out of State Telehealth Provider #MI-0000263

Samantha Fennell

Suh-man-thuh Fuh-nell

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Conversational Warm Deep Listener Collaborative Calmly Challenging Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation Spirituality Polyamory Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders Autism Grief Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Pmdd Schizophrenia

My approach is integrative and grounded in a person-centered mindset. I draw primarily from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) alongside other evidence-based methods to meet each client’s unique needs, My primary focus is creating a supportive, collaborative space while helping individuals to build practical skills, enhance insight on symptoms, and work towards meaningful and sustainable growth.

My professional background includes working with individuals of various ages, demographics, and diagnoses at New York Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health for 3 ½ years. Additionally, I interned at St. Vincent’s Adult Partial Hospital Program in Harrison, NY for a year, meeting with clients individually for talk-therapy while also facilitating group therapy sessions.

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Pace University B.S. in Psychology, SUNY Oneonta

License #

MHC-LP #18-P141639-01

Samantha Fennell

Suh-man-thuh Fuh-nell

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Conversational Warm Deep Listener Collaborative Calmly Challenging Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation Spirituality Polyamory Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders Autism Grief Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Pmdd Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

My approach is integrative and grounded in a person-centered mindset. I draw primarily from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) alongside other evidence-based methods to meet each client’s unique needs, My primary focus is creating a supportive, collaborative space while helping individuals to build practical skills, enhance insight on symptoms, and work towards meaningful and sustainable growth.

Professional Background

My professional background includes working with individuals of various ages, demographics, and diagnoses at New York Presbyterian Westchester Behavioral Health for 3 ½ years. Additionally, I interned at St. Vincent’s Adult Partial Hospital Program in Harrison, NY for a year, meeting with clients individually for talk-therapy while also facilitating group therapy sessions.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Pace University B.S. in Psychology, SUNY Oneonta

License #

MHC-LP #18-P141639-01

Samantha Stavropoulos

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Purposeful Humorous Warm Curiosity Driven Grounded Conversational

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Eating disorders Sleep Disorders Adoption Executive Function Pmdd Borderline PD Homicidal Ideation OCD HIV/Aids

I know therapy can feel intimidating but I’m glad you’re here. My approach to therapy includes meeting you where you are and building a trusting, non-judgmental environment for you to explore and truly be your authentic self. I approach each individual with genuine care, curiosity, and empathy. I utilize an eclectic approach, drawing from multiple techniques to tailor your treatment to fit your individual needs.

I have experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families from diverse backgrounds. I support individuals learning to navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, life transitions, emotion regulation, self-esteem, relationship issues, sexuality, and intimacy. Utilizing person-centered and evidence-based practices, we will work together to explore your identity, and identify and challenge learned patterns that no longer align with who you are and want to be.

Education

MS.Ed in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, St. Johns University B.A in Psychology, University of Maryland

License #

MHC-LP #18-P133108-01

Samantha Stavropoulos

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Purposeful Humorous Warm Curiosity Driven Grounded Conversational

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Eating disorders Sleep Disorders Adoption Executive Function Pmdd Borderline PD Homicidal Ideation OCD HIV/Aids

Personal Approach

I know therapy can feel intimidating but I’m glad you’re here. My approach to therapy includes meeting you where you are and building a trusting, non-judgmental environment for you to explore and truly be your authentic self. I approach each individual with genuine care, curiosity, and empathy. I utilize an eclectic approach, drawing from multiple techniques to tailor your treatment to fit your individual needs.

Professional Background

I have experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families from diverse backgrounds. I support individuals learning to navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, life transitions, emotion regulation, self-esteem, relationship issues, sexuality, and intimacy. Utilizing person-centered and evidence-based practices, we will work together to explore your identity, and identify and challenge learned patterns that no longer align with who you are and want to be.

Credentials

Education

MS.Ed in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, St. Johns University B.A in Psychology, University of Maryland

License #

MHC-LP #18-P133108-01

Sarah Morris

Sair-rah More-ris

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Conversational Pattern And Cycle Focused Meaning Centered Calmly Challenging Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Infidelity Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Sex Chronic Illness Executive Function Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Bipolar Anger Management OCD Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Racism Autism Health Anxiety

I am a trauma-informed therapist specializing in infertility, perinatal mental health, and postpartum support. I strive to provide compassion-driven therapy for individuals and couples pulling from person centered and humanistic approaches, working to foster authentic connection through patience, empathy, and collaboration.

As a psychotherapist with over 10 years of experience, I specialize in treating anxiety, depression, and trauma-related disorders with a culturally sensitive approach. Lately, my focus has shifted toward providing dedicated care for women dealing with infertility, reproductive stress, and perinatal mental health challenges. I’m trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Somatic and Mindfulness Practices, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and have had the privilege of working across both nonprofit and private sectors to help clients build healthier, more fulfilling lives.

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Fitchburg State University B.A. in Psychology, Mount Holyoke College

Sarah Dombrowski

NY LMHC-D #010711 NJ LPC #37PC01057100 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC4619

Sarah Morris

Sair-rah More-ris

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor

Therapy Style

Trauma Informed Conversational Pattern And Cycle Focused Meaning Centered Calmly Challenging Comfortable With Complexity

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Adoption Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Infidelity Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Sex Chronic Illness Executive Function Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Bipolar Anger Management OCD Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Racism Autism Health Anxiety

Personal Approach

I am a trauma-informed therapist specializing in infertility, perinatal mental health, and postpartum support. I strive to provide compassion-driven therapy for individuals and couples pulling from person centered and humanistic approaches, working to foster authentic connection through patience, empathy, and collaboration.

Professional Background

As a psychotherapist with over 10 years of experience, I specialize in treating anxiety, depression, and trauma-related disorders with a culturally sensitive approach. Lately, my focus has shifted toward providing dedicated care for women dealing with infertility, reproductive stress, and perinatal mental health challenges. I’m trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Somatic and Mindfulness Practices, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and have had the privilege of working across both nonprofit and private sectors to help clients build healthier, more fulfilling lives.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, Fitchburg State University B.A. in Psychology, Mount Holyoke College

Sarah Dombrowski

NY LMHC-D #010711 NJ LPC #37PC01057100 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC4619

Sharmishtha Chakraborty

shar-mish-tha chak-ruh-bor-tee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Comfortable With Complexity Grounded Curiosity Driven Integrative Collaborative Holistic

Languages Spoken

Hindi Bengali English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Racism Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Eating disorders Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Domestic Violence OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression Adoption Political Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Homicidal Ideation Polyamory HIV/Aids Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Psychosis Schizophrenia

I approach therapy with deep curiosity, empathy, and compassion. Creating a space where clients feel supported, showing up as their authentic selves. It is essential to me that you feel safe, seen, and understood within a nonjudgmental environment. I believe in collaboratively exploring your unique needs while fostering long-term resilience and healing. My goal: to build a validating therapeutic alliance that nurtures hope and self-compassion.

My clinical experience includes working with adolescents, young adults, and adults navigating depression, stress, trauma, anxiety, relationship concerns, and identity-related challenges. I integrate approaches such as CBT, EFT, Narrative Therapy, Trauma-Focused CBT, and mindfulness-based practices to support clients in navigating life’s experiences. My multicultural background informs my work, allowing me to approach each client with greater understanding and appreciation for diverse perspectives and cultural complexities.

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counselling, Pace University. M.A in Counselling Psychology, SNDT University, India B.A with a Majors in Psychology, India

License #

NY MHC-LP # 18-P141641-01

Sharmishtha Chakraborty

shar-mish-tha chak-ruh-bor-tee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Comfortable With Complexity Grounded Curiosity Driven Integrative Collaborative Holistic

Languages Spoken

Hindi Bengali English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Racism Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Eating disorders Autism Addiction ADD or ADHD Domestic Violence OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression Adoption Political Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Homicidal Ideation Polyamory HIV/Aids Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I approach therapy with deep curiosity, empathy, and compassion. Creating a space where clients feel supported, showing up as their authentic selves. It is essential to me that you feel safe, seen, and understood within a nonjudgmental environment. I believe in collaboratively exploring your unique needs while fostering long-term resilience and healing. My goal: to build a validating therapeutic alliance that nurtures hope and self-compassion.

Professional Background

My clinical experience includes working with adolescents, young adults, and adults navigating depression, stress, trauma, anxiety, relationship concerns, and identity-related challenges. I integrate approaches such as CBT, EFT, Narrative Therapy, Trauma-Focused CBT, and mindfulness-based practices to support clients in navigating life’s experiences. My multicultural background informs my work, allowing me to approach each client with greater understanding and appreciation for diverse perspectives and cultural complexities.

Credentials

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counselling, Pace University. M.A in Counselling Psychology, SNDT University, India B.A with a Majors in Psychology, India

License #

NY MHC-LP # 18-P141641-01

Shengzi Sun

shen-NG-zi s-OOL-n

(She/Her)

LMHC-D

Therapy Style

Collaborative Accountability Minded Resilience Based Present Minded Deep Listener Embodied

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Grief Domestic Violence PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Adoption Racism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation Body Dysmorphia Executive Function Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Self Harm Sex Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

I believe everyone has the potential to achieve their life goals. Therapy is a journey where we explore your inner world, recognize your power from within, and embrace your true self. We are companions in this journey. Together, we will work to overcome barriers to your ideal future. I integrate Person-Centered Counseling, Gestalt therapy, Narrative psychotherapy, Existential theories, and relational approaches to support your growth.

I have worked with teenagers, adults, and couples with various mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, primary family issues, trauma, life transition & adjustment difficulties, and various addiction issues. I am particularly passionate about supporting bilingual populations from culturally diverse backgrounds, helping them navigate the system and thrive in their own ways.

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College Columbia University B.A. in Psychology & Social Behavior and Film & Media Studies, University of California

License #

NY LMHC-D #013542 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC4681

Shengzi Sun

shen-NG-zi s-OOL-n

(She/Her)

LMHC-D

Therapy Style

Collaborative Accountability Minded Resilience Based Present Minded Deep Listener Embodied

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Grief Domestic Violence PTSD OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Adoption Racism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation Body Dysmorphia Executive Function Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Self Harm Sex Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I believe everyone has the potential to achieve their life goals. Therapy is a journey where we explore your inner world, recognize your power from within, and embrace your true self. We are companions in this journey. Together, we will work to overcome barriers to your ideal future. I integrate Person-Centered Counseling, Gestalt therapy, Narrative psychotherapy, Existential theories, and relational approaches to support your growth.

Professional Background

I have worked with teenagers, adults, and couples with various mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, primary family issues, trauma, life transition & adjustment difficulties, and various addiction issues. I am particularly passionate about supporting bilingual populations from culturally diverse backgrounds, helping them navigate the system and thrive in their own ways.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College Columbia University B.A. in Psychology & Social Behavior and Film & Media Studies, University of California

License #

NY LMHC-D #013542 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC4681

Sofia Bailey

Soh-FEE-ah BAY-lee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Meaning Centered Conversational Depth Oriented Holistic Collaborative Reflective

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Sexual Trauma or Abuse OCD Body Dysmorphia Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Borderline PD Addiction Anger Management Sex Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia Infidelity Grief Chronic Illness Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Pmdd Phobias

I believe therapy works best when clients feel genuinely heard, supported, and accepted. I strive to create a safe, collaborative space where people feel comfortable being themselves while working toward their goals. I value meeting clients where they are, recognizing their strengths, and approaching each person with empathy, curiosity, and cultural awareness.

I am currently a graduate student in Mental Health Counseling at the University of Miami. My experience includes working as a behavioral interventionist, a peer mentor, and currently as a recovery coach supporting individuals with eating disorders. These experiences have strengthened my ability to build rapport, provide compassionate support, and meet clients with empathy and understanding.

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counseling, University of Miami B.A in Sociology, California State University, Long Beach

License #

N/A

Sofia Bailey

Soh-FEE-ah BAY-lee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counseling Intern

Therapy Style

Meaning Centered Conversational Depth Oriented Holistic Collaborative Reflective

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Sexual Trauma or Abuse OCD Body Dysmorphia Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Borderline PD Addiction Anger Management Sex Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia Infidelity Grief Chronic Illness Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Climate Anxiety Pmdd Phobias

Personal Approach

I believe therapy works best when clients feel genuinely heard, supported, and accepted. I strive to create a safe, collaborative space where people feel comfortable being themselves while working toward their goals. I value meeting clients where they are, recognizing their strengths, and approaching each person with empathy, curiosity, and cultural awareness.

Professional Background

I am currently a graduate student in Mental Health Counseling at the University of Miami. My experience includes working as a behavioral interventionist, a peer mentor, and currently as a recovery coach supporting individuals with eating disorders. These experiences have strengthened my ability to build rapport, provide compassionate support, and meet clients with empathy and understanding.

Credentials

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counseling, University of Miami B.A in Sociology, California State University, Long Beach

License #

N/A

Stephanie Okori

Stef-uh-nee Oh-kor-ee

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Attuned Trauma Informed Curiosity Driven Warm Purposeful Meaning Centered

Languages Spoken

Haitian Creole English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Spirituality Postpartum Depression Racism Perfectionism Grief PTSD Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse OCD Sleep Disorders Adoption Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Psychosis Health Anxiety Infidelity

Hi, I’m Stephanie! I’m passionate about helping you embrace your authentic self and achieve your goals. Together, we’ll uncover what’s holding you back and develop actionable strategies to move forward. My approach emphasizes trauma-focused care that fosters healing, resilience, and alignment with your values. I also incorporate the profound impact of culture, religion, and spirituality, tailoring therapy to ensure it aligns with your beliefs.

Before transitioning to private practice, I worked in crisis stabilization, risk management, and long-term treatment planning. I specialize in self-esteem, trauma recovery, stress management, and goal setting, helping clients navigate challenges like anxiety, depression, and life transitions. Let’s work together to create meaningful change and help you live a life that feels authentic and fulfilling.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling & Behavioral Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine B.A. in Psychology, Spelman College

License #

NY LMHC #012426 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC4770

Stephanie Okori

Stef-uh-nee Oh-kor-ee

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Attuned Trauma Informed Curiosity Driven Warm Purposeful Meaning Centered

Languages Spoken

Haitian Creole English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Spirituality Postpartum Depression Racism Perfectionism Grief PTSD Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse OCD Sleep Disorders Adoption Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Psychosis Health Anxiety Infidelity

Personal Approach

Hi, I’m Stephanie! I’m passionate about helping you embrace your authentic self and achieve your goals. Together, we’ll uncover what’s holding you back and develop actionable strategies to move forward. My approach emphasizes trauma-focused care that fosters healing, resilience, and alignment with your values. I also incorporate the profound impact of culture, religion, and spirituality, tailoring therapy to ensure it aligns with your beliefs.

Professional Background

Before transitioning to private practice, I worked in crisis stabilization, risk management, and long-term treatment planning. I specialize in self-esteem, trauma recovery, stress management, and goal setting, helping clients navigate challenges like anxiety, depression, and life transitions. Let’s work together to create meaningful change and help you live a life that feels authentic and fulfilling.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling & Behavioral Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine B.A. in Psychology, Spelman College

License #

NY LMHC #012426 FL Out of State Telehealth Provider #TPMC4770

Stephanie Spielberger

Stef-uh-nee Spiel-burg-er

(She/Her)

Licensed Psychologist

I support individuals and their families across the lifespan, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood. My therapeutic approach is warm, collaborative, nonjudgmental, and individualized, incorporating empirical research and evidence-based practice. My therapeutic orientation is primarily Cognitive and Dialectical Behavioral (CBT and DBT), solution-focused, and insight-oriented. I utilize an individualized, strength-based approach throughout my psychological assessments to understand, diagnose, and provide personalized support for each client.

I’m a Licensed Psychologist, Certified School Psychologist, and Diplomate in School Neuropsychology. My experiences include various settings, including schools, day habilitation, and private practice. Additionally, I have conducted research, taught psychology courses, provided parent training, and provided psychotherapy. My expertise is also in conducting assessments (psychoeducational, psychological, and neuropsychological) and supporting individuals, including those with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and learning difficulties.

Education

Ph.D., Fordham University M.S., Syracuse University B.S., SUNY College at Oneonta

License #

NYS Licensed Psychologist and NYS Certified School Psychologist, PhD #024477

Stephanie Spielberger

Stef-uh-nee Spiel-burg-er

(She/Her)

Licensed Psychologist

Personal Approach

I support individuals and their families across the lifespan, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood. My therapeutic approach is warm, collaborative, nonjudgmental, and individualized, incorporating empirical research and evidence-based practice. My therapeutic orientation is primarily Cognitive and Dialectical Behavioral (CBT and DBT), solution-focused, and insight-oriented. I utilize an individualized, strength-based approach throughout my psychological assessments to understand, diagnose, and provide personalized support for each client.

Professional Background

I’m a Licensed Psychologist, Certified School Psychologist, and Diplomate in School Neuropsychology. My experiences include various settings, including schools, day habilitation, and private practice. Additionally, I have conducted research, taught psychology courses, provided parent training, and provided psychotherapy. My expertise is also in conducting assessments (psychoeducational, psychological, and neuropsychological) and supporting individuals, including those with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and learning difficulties.

Credentials

Education

Ph.D., Fordham University M.S., Syracuse University B.S., SUNY College at Oneonta

License #

NYS Licensed Psychologist and NYS Certified School Psychologist, PhD #024477

Steve Akchayan

STEEV AK-CHAY-UHN

(He/Him)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, Chief Risk Officer

Therapy Style

Works Well With Ambivilance Direct Present Minded Holds Intensity Well Structured Relational Focused

Languages Spoken

Arabic English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Grief Sex Chronic Illness Polyamory Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Infidelity Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation OCD Body Dysmorphia Childhood Trauma Self Harm Borderline PD Domestic Violence PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Climate Anxiety Phobias

I take an integrative approach to therapy, tailoring my methods to meet your unique needs, goals, and aspirations. I incorporate evidence-based practices such as CBT, REBT, and a person-centered framework. l also use a Positive Confrontational style, where I gently challenge negative perceptions, limiting beliefs, and automatic thought patterns to help you build resilience and achieve personal growth.

I work with individuals and couples from diverse backgrounds, addressing depression, anxiety, substance use, chronic pain, and relationship challenges. I support partners navigating communication, trust, intimacy, and conflict resolution to build stronger relationships. As a gender-affirming therapist, I help LGBTQ+ clients navigate trauma, relationships, and self-identity. My approach fosters a collaborative, inclusive space to explore experiences and create lasting change.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Baruch College B.A. in Psychology, Hunter College

Steven Akchayan

NY LMHC-D #011520

Steve Akchayan

STEEV AK-CHAY-UHN

(He/Him)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, Chief Risk Officer

Therapy Style

Works Well With Ambivilance Direct Present Minded Holds Intensity Well Structured Relational Focused

Languages Spoken

Arabic English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Addiction Grief Sex Chronic Illness Polyamory Racism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Infidelity Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation OCD Body Dysmorphia Childhood Trauma Self Harm Borderline PD Domestic Violence PTSD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Climate Anxiety Phobias

Personal Approach

I take an integrative approach to therapy, tailoring my methods to meet your unique needs, goals, and aspirations. I incorporate evidence-based practices such as CBT, REBT, and a person-centered framework. l also use a Positive Confrontational style, where I gently challenge negative perceptions, limiting beliefs, and automatic thought patterns to help you build resilience and achieve personal growth.

Professional Background

I work with individuals and couples from diverse backgrounds, addressing depression, anxiety, substance use, chronic pain, and relationship challenges. I support partners navigating communication, trust, intimacy, and conflict resolution to build stronger relationships. As a gender-affirming therapist, I help LGBTQ+ clients navigate trauma, relationships, and self-identity. My approach fosters a collaborative, inclusive space to explore experiences and create lasting change.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, Baruch College B.A. in Psychology, Hunter College

Steven Akchayan

NY LMHC-D #011520

Tashanee Edwards

Ta-shuh-nee Ehd-werdz

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, NCC

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Warm Collaborative Humorous Conversational Accountability Minded

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues ADD or ADHD PTSD Chronic Illness Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Spirituality Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function Political Anxiety Childhood Trauma Self Harm Infidelity OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias

I utilize an eclectic style that adapts to the unique needs of each client to meet their concerns, expectations, and goals. With an integration of person-centered, CBT, and psychodynamic approaches, I like to bring thoughtfulness, compassion, and humor when spending time with clients. I provide a space that feels safe, inspiring, empowering, and dare I say fun. I aim to make therapy an autonomous and collaborative experience, incorporating my clients’ core values and beliefs with clinical expertise to achieve their wellness goals.

I have over 8 years of experience working in various clinical settings with culturally diverse populations. I have dedicated my practice to supporting others facing difficulties including, but not limited to depression, anxiety, PTSD, mood disorders, ADHD, significant life transitions, and interpersonal issues.

Education

M.S. in Education in Mental Health Counseling, CUNY Hunter College B.A. in Psychology, CUNY City College of New York

License #

NY LMHC-D #010125 NJ LPC #37PC00990800 CT LPC #8267

Tashanee Edwards

Ta-shuh-nee Ehd-werdz

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Clinical Supervisor, NCC

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Warm Collaborative Humorous Conversational Accountability Minded

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues ADD or ADHD PTSD Chronic Illness Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Spirituality Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Racism Executive Function Political Anxiety Childhood Trauma Self Harm Infidelity OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Pmdd Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias

Personal Approach

I utilize an eclectic style that adapts to the unique needs of each client to meet their concerns, expectations, and goals. With an integration of person-centered, CBT, and psychodynamic approaches, I like to bring thoughtfulness, compassion, and humor when spending time with clients. I provide a space that feels safe, inspiring, empowering, and dare I say fun. I aim to make therapy an autonomous and collaborative experience, incorporating my clients’ core values and beliefs with clinical expertise to achieve their wellness goals.

Professional Background

I have over 8 years of experience working in various clinical settings with culturally diverse populations. I have dedicated my practice to supporting others facing difficulties including, but not limited to depression, anxiety, PTSD, mood disorders, ADHD, significant life transitions, and interpersonal issues.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Education in Mental Health Counseling, CUNY Hunter College B.A. in Psychology, CUNY City College of New York

License #

NY LMHC-D #010125 NJ LPC #37PC00990800 CT LPC #8267

Taya Podvorchan

Tie-uh Pod-VOR-chin

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Calmly Challenging Narratively Skilled Humorous Integrative Warm

Languages Spoken

Russian English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Suicidal Ideation Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Phobias Bipolar Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief PTSD OCD Racism Executive Function Political Anxiety Health Anxiety Borderline PD Autism Addiction Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Psychosis Schizophrenia Infidelity

I blend traditional therapy with holistic practices to support each person’s unique journey. I aim to create a warm, compassionate space where clients feel truly seen and heard. Together, we can explore healthy coping skills, self-awareness, and emotional challenges to support growth, healing, and meaningful change. When I'm not in the therapy room, I love reading and taking dance classes around NYC!

My clinical work has involved supporting children, adolescents, and young adults, with a strong focus on high school and college students. I've had the privilege of working closely with LGBTQ+ clients and helping young adults navigate anxiety, perfectionism, identity exploration, life transitions, and burnout with care and understanding. I strive to meet each client where they are while tailoring support to their individual goals!

Education

M.A in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, New York University B.A in Psychology and Russian Studies, Stony Brook University

License #

MHC-LP# 18-P138555-01

Taya Podvorchan

Tie-uh Pod-VOR-chin

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Calmly Challenging Narratively Skilled Humorous Integrative Warm

Languages Spoken

Russian English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Suicidal Ideation Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Phobias Bipolar Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief PTSD OCD Racism Executive Function Political Anxiety Health Anxiety Borderline PD Autism Addiction Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness Sleep Disorders Polyamory Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Psychosis Schizophrenia Infidelity

Personal Approach

I blend traditional therapy with holistic practices to support each person’s unique journey. I aim to create a warm, compassionate space where clients feel truly seen and heard. Together, we can explore healthy coping skills, self-awareness, and emotional challenges to support growth, healing, and meaningful change. When I'm not in the therapy room, I love reading and taking dance classes around NYC!

Professional Background

My clinical work has involved supporting children, adolescents, and young adults, with a strong focus on high school and college students. I've had the privilege of working closely with LGBTQ+ clients and helping young adults navigate anxiety, perfectionism, identity exploration, life transitions, and burnout with care and understanding. I strive to meet each client where they are while tailoring support to their individual goals!

Credentials

Education

M.A in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, New York University B.A in Psychology and Russian Studies, Stony Brook University

License #

MHC-LP# 18-P138555-01

Tessa Viserto

tess-uh vih-sair-toh

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Skills Based Feedback Forward Integrative Growth Focused Direct

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Sexual Trauma or Abuse Body Dysmorphia Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Bipolar Anger Management Grief PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Infidelity Borderline PD Cultural issues Autism Addiction Sex Domestic Violence Spirituality Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

My therapeutic approach is person-centered and integrative, drawing from ACT, CBT, EMDR, and psychodynamic frameworks. I aim to create a space that feels safe, grounded, and genuinely human—one that welcomes empathy, humor, and honest reflection. Through collaboration, we work toward deeper self-understanding, healing, and meaningful change while honoring your pace, values, strengths, and goals throughout the therapeutic process with care.

With experience working with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, life transitions, self-esteem issues, and body image concerns. My work is guided by the belief that healing begins with understanding and connection. Through an integrative, client-centered lens, I help clients uncover resilience, build coping strategies, and move toward meaningful, lasting change.

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counseling, Pace University B.S in Applied Psychology , Pace University

License #

MHC-LP#18-P119330-03

Tessa Viserto

tess-uh vih-sair-toh

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Collaborative Skills Based Feedback Forward Integrative Growth Focused Direct

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Sexual Trauma or Abuse Body Dysmorphia Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Health Anxiety Bipolar Anger Management Grief PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Infidelity Borderline PD Cultural issues Autism Addiction Sex Domestic Violence Spirituality Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

My therapeutic approach is person-centered and integrative, drawing from ACT, CBT, EMDR, and psychodynamic frameworks. I aim to create a space that feels safe, grounded, and genuinely human—one that welcomes empathy, humor, and honest reflection. Through collaboration, we work toward deeper self-understanding, healing, and meaningful change while honoring your pace, values, strengths, and goals throughout the therapeutic process with care.

Professional Background

With experience working with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, life transitions, self-esteem issues, and body image concerns. My work is guided by the belief that healing begins with understanding and connection. Through an integrative, client-centered lens, I help clients uncover resilience, build coping strategies, and move toward meaningful, lasting change.

Credentials

Education

M.S in Mental Health Counseling, Pace University B.S in Applied Psychology , Pace University

License #

MHC-LP#18-P119330-03

Verna Yin

VUR-nuh YIN

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Warm Curiosity Driven Calmly Challenging Collaborative Practical Feedback Forward

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Autism Homicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse

I use a relational, psychodynamic, and CBT-informed approach that helps clients understand patterns, build insight, and create meaningful change. I work with adolescents, adults, couples, and families in navigating anxiety, mood concerns, life transitions, family dynamics, and relationship challenges. I strive to create a warm, collaborative space where clients feel understood, challenged, and supported.

I am an MHC-LP with clinical experience in private practice, inpatient, and hospital settings. I earned my M.Ed. and M.A. in Mental Health Counseling from Columbia University, as well as a B.S. in Cognitive Psychology from Vanderbilt University. My training has helped me develop a thoughtful, adaptable, and clinically grounded foundation.

Education

M.A in Mental Health Counseling, TC, Columbia University B.S in Cognitive Psychology, B.A in Human and Organizational Development, Vanderbilt University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P142803-01

Verna Yin

VUR-nuh YIN

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Warm Curiosity Driven Calmly Challenging Collaborative Practical Feedback Forward

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Self Harm Psychosis Health Anxiety Phobias Schizophrenia Infidelity Autism Homicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse

Personal Approach

I use a relational, psychodynamic, and CBT-informed approach that helps clients understand patterns, build insight, and create meaningful change. I work with adolescents, adults, couples, and families in navigating anxiety, mood concerns, life transitions, family dynamics, and relationship challenges. I strive to create a warm, collaborative space where clients feel understood, challenged, and supported.

Professional Background

I am an MHC-LP with clinical experience in private practice, inpatient, and hospital settings. I earned my M.Ed. and M.A. in Mental Health Counseling from Columbia University, as well as a B.S. in Cognitive Psychology from Vanderbilt University. My training has helped me develop a thoughtful, adaptable, and clinically grounded foundation.

Credentials

Education

M.A in Mental Health Counseling, TC, Columbia University B.S in Cognitive Psychology, B.A in Human and Organizational Development, Vanderbilt University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P142803-01

Wei Zhang

way zh-ahng

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Relational Focused Present Minded Collaborative Pattern And Cycle Focused Calmly Challenging Feedback Forward

Languages Spoken

Mandarin Korean English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Anger Management OCD Spirituality Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Adoption Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Addiction Chronic Illness Postpartum Depression Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Pmdd Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia

I believe therapy is a collaborative journey of self-discovery, growth, and healing. My approach is integrative, drawing from evidence-based practices while valuing mindfulness, self-compassion, and relational depth. I strive to create a supportive space where clients feel seen and heard. By exploring patterns, emotions, and inner dynamics, I help clients build awareness, resilience, and meaningful connections in their lives.

I am a therapist with experience working in community, performing-arts school, and private practice settings. I hold dual master’s degrees in Mental Health Counseling and Psychological Counseling from Teachers College, Columbia University. My clinical work includes supporting individuals and couples using an integrative approach, incorporating CBT, IFS, and the Gottman Method to address anxiety, depression, trauma, personal growth, and relationship challenges.

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Experimental Psychology, Brandeis University

License #

LMHC #018370

Wei Zhang

way zh-ahng

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Relational Focused Present Minded Collaborative Pattern And Cycle Focused Calmly Challenging Feedback Forward

Languages Spoken

Mandarin Korean English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Anger Management OCD Spirituality Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Bipolar Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Adoption Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Addiction Chronic Illness Postpartum Depression Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Pmdd Psychosis Health Anxiety Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I believe therapy is a collaborative journey of self-discovery, growth, and healing. My approach is integrative, drawing from evidence-based practices while valuing mindfulness, self-compassion, and relational depth. I strive to create a supportive space where clients feel seen and heard. By exploring patterns, emotions, and inner dynamics, I help clients build awareness, resilience, and meaningful connections in their lives.

Professional Background

I am a therapist with experience working in community, performing-arts school, and private practice settings. I hold dual master’s degrees in Mental Health Counseling and Psychological Counseling from Teachers College, Columbia University. My clinical work includes supporting individuals and couples using an integrative approach, incorporating CBT, IFS, and the Gottman Method to address anxiety, depression, trauma, personal growth, and relationship challenges.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Experimental Psychology, Brandeis University

License #

LMHC #018370

Whittney Young

Wit-nee Yuh-ng

(She/Her)

LMHC-D

Therapy Style

Collaborative Humorous Growth Focused Warm Calmly Challenging Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Infidelity Borderline PD Addiction Sex Domestic Violence Spirituality Adoption Racism Autism Psychosis Phobias Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Chronic Illness OCD Body Dysmorphia HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Health Anxiety

I’m a compassionate individual passionate about supporting others’ personal growth and emotional well-being. My approach combines person-centered and strength-based, emotion-focused techniques to create a trusting, supportive environment where clients feel empowered to navigate challenges and experience breakthroughs. I value building authentic connections and finding joy in life’s small moments.

I have 7 years of experience working with young adults and adults from diverse communities in various agency and non-profit settings. My clinical background includes helping clients navigate challenges such as depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety, PTSD/trauma, substance use disorders, life transitions, and community reintegration.

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, LIU Brooklyn B.S. in Psychology, Virginia State University

License #

NY LHMC-D #014018 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136478TELE

Whittney Young

Wit-nee Yuh-ng

(She/Her)

LMHC-D

Therapy Style

Collaborative Humorous Growth Focused Warm Calmly Challenging Trauma Informed

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Suicidal Ideation PTSD Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Infidelity Borderline PD Addiction Sex Domestic Violence Spirituality Adoption Racism Autism Psychosis Phobias Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Chronic Illness OCD Body Dysmorphia HIV/Aids Oppositional Defiant Disorder Narcissistic Abuse Health Anxiety

Personal Approach

I’m a compassionate individual passionate about supporting others’ personal growth and emotional well-being. My approach combines person-centered and strength-based, emotion-focused techniques to create a trusting, supportive environment where clients feel empowered to navigate challenges and experience breakthroughs. I value building authentic connections and finding joy in life’s small moments.

Professional Background

I have 7 years of experience working with young adults and adults from diverse communities in various agency and non-profit settings. My clinical background includes helping clients navigate challenges such as depression, suicidal ideation, anxiety, PTSD/trauma, substance use disorders, life transitions, and community reintegration.

Credentials

Education

M.S. in Mental Health Counseling, LIU Brooklyn B.S. in Psychology, Virginia State University

License #

NY LHMC-D #014018 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136478TELE

Yifan Jin

Ee-Fahn Jin

(He/Him)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Autism Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Chronic Illness Polyamory Self Harm Psychosis Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Executive Function Political Anxiety Schizophrenia

I strive to create a safe, judgment-free space for clients to express their challenges. My approach is strength-based, emotion-focused, and influenced by cognitive behavioral therapy. I tailor my therapy method to each client so they can explore their challenges, achieve their goals, and more while I accompany them on their therapeutic journey.

My experience includes working with depression, anxiety, racial, cultural, sexual and gender identity issues, family dynamics, interpersonal issues. I worked in a hospital supporting adolescents and young adults with varied challenges in their upbringing. As a therapist, I've assisted immigrant clients in acclimatizing to challenges in the U.S.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, New York University B.S. in Psychology, Michigan State University

License #

LMHC #018310

Yifan Jin

Ee-Fahn Jin

(He/Him)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Addiction ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Homicidal Ideation PTSD OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Adoption Racism Autism Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity Chronic Illness Polyamory Self Harm Psychosis Sleep Disorders HIV/Aids Executive Function Political Anxiety Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I strive to create a safe, judgment-free space for clients to express their challenges. My approach is strength-based, emotion-focused, and influenced by cognitive behavioral therapy. I tailor my therapy method to each client so they can explore their challenges, achieve their goals, and more while I accompany them on their therapeutic journey.

Professional Background

My experience includes working with depression, anxiety, racial, cultural, sexual and gender identity issues, family dynamics, interpersonal issues. I worked in a hospital supporting adolescents and young adults with varied challenges in their upbringing. As a therapist, I've assisted immigrant clients in acclimatizing to challenges in the U.S.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, New York University B.S. in Psychology, Michigan State University

License #

LMHC #018310

Yiran Sun

Yee-Ran Soo-un

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Intern Supervisor

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Existential Comfortable With Complexity Accountability Minded Resilience Based Relational Focused Calmly Challenging Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Sex Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction Suicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Psychosis Schizophrenia

I take an eclectic approach, blending person-centered, cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, mindfulness, and motivational techniques to create a warm, non-judgmental space for self-exploration. Through reflection, validation, and support, we’ll uncover new perspectives, deepen self-awareness, and build meaningful coping skills. My goal is to help you process emotions, navigate challenges, and grow with authenticity and empowerment.

I've had the privilege of working with diverse clients across all ages, including first-generation immigrants and minority communities. My collaborative, culturally sensitive approach helps navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, identity, and life transitions. With curiosity and compassion, I create a supportive space to explore your experiences, honor your story, and foster growth.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, SUNY Stony Brook University

License #

NY LMHC-D #013886 NJ LPC #37PC01136100

Yiran Sun

Yee-Ran Soo-un

(She/Her)

LMHC-D, Intern Supervisor

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Existential Comfortable With Complexity Accountability Minded Resilience Based Relational Focused Calmly Challenging Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence PTSD Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Eating disorders ADD or ADHD Sex Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Self Harm Phobias Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Addiction Suicidal Ideation Postpartum Depression HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I take an eclectic approach, blending person-centered, cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, mindfulness, and motivational techniques to create a warm, non-judgmental space for self-exploration. Through reflection, validation, and support, we’ll uncover new perspectives, deepen self-awareness, and build meaningful coping skills. My goal is to help you process emotions, navigate challenges, and grow with authenticity and empowerment.

Professional Background

I've had the privilege of working with diverse clients across all ages, including first-generation immigrants and minority communities. My collaborative, culturally sensitive approach helps navigate anxiety, depression, trauma, identity, and life transitions. With curiosity and compassion, I create a supportive space to explore your experiences, honor your story, and foster growth.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology, SUNY Stony Brook University

License #

NY LMHC-D #013886 NJ LPC #37PC01136100

Yuan (Era) Ji

Yuɑn-Jee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Attuned Holistic Reflective Depth Oriented Relational Focused Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Spirituality Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Eating disorders Sex Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Polyamory Postpartum Depression Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Self Harm Infidelity Bipolar Autism Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Body Dysmorphia Narcissistic Abuse Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

I draw from person-centered, psychodynamic, CBT, relational, and ACT therapies. My goal is to create a supportive environment that encourages self-expression and exploration, enhancing your awareness of yourself, others, and your situation to help you learn from the past, embrace the present, and shape your desired future.

I have experience supporting clients of diverse backgrounds and across the lifespan, addressing concerns such as interpersonal challenges, anxiety, depression, life transitions, self-esteem, cultural identity, and intimacy or family dynamics. This work has strengthened my compassion, deepened my respect for each individual’s unique story, and enhanced my cultural sensitivity in clinical practice.

Education

M.A. Counseling for Mental Health & Wellness & LGBT Health, Education, and Social Services, New York University B.A. Psychology & B.A. in Communication, Rutgers University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P135835-01

Yuan (Era) Ji

Yuɑn-Jee

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Attuned Holistic Reflective Depth Oriented Relational Focused Collaborative

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Spirituality Adoption Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Pmdd Health Anxiety Eating disorders Sex Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Polyamory Postpartum Depression Political Anxiety Climate Anxiety Self Harm Infidelity Bipolar Autism Addiction Anger Management Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Body Dysmorphia Narcissistic Abuse Psychosis Phobias Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I draw from person-centered, psychodynamic, CBT, relational, and ACT therapies. My goal is to create a supportive environment that encourages self-expression and exploration, enhancing your awareness of yourself, others, and your situation to help you learn from the past, embrace the present, and shape your desired future.

Professional Background

I have experience supporting clients of diverse backgrounds and across the lifespan, addressing concerns such as interpersonal challenges, anxiety, depression, life transitions, self-esteem, cultural identity, and intimacy or family dynamics. This work has strengthened my compassion, deepened my respect for each individual’s unique story, and enhanced my cultural sensitivity in clinical practice.

Credentials

Education

M.A. Counseling for Mental Health & Wellness & LGBT Health, Education, and Social Services, New York University B.A. Psychology & B.A. in Communication, Rutgers University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P135835-01

Yuntian Meng

Yoon-tien Mung

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Grounded Collaborative Reflective Deep Listener Calmly Challenging Warm Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Sex Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Sexual Trauma or Abuse Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Phobias Autism Homicidal Ideation HIV/Aids Psychosis Schizophrenia

Feeling truly understood is at the heart of our therapeutic relationship. I strive to create a space that is grounded in validation and genuine acceptance, while also offering honest and growth-oriented directness when it’s helpful. The trust will grow naturally between us, then new insights start to unfold. Together, we’ll build a blueprint that reflects who you are and what matters most.

My clinical experience includes working with children and adults in various settings, including research labs, community-based site, and private practice. I support clients navigating concerns such as depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, and trauma. My work is grounded in an integrative approach that draws from emotion-focused and person-centered therapy, and psychodynamic perspectives, to help clients make sense of their experiences and move toward meaningful change.

Education

M.S in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, New York University B.A. in Psychology and Communication, Ohio State University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P135210-01

Yuntian Meng

Yoon-tien Mung

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Grounded Collaborative Reflective Deep Listener Calmly Challenging Warm Curiosity Driven

Languages Spoken

Mandarin English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Cultural issues Anger Management Grief Sex Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Postpartum Depression Perfectionism Climate Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Eating disorders Addiction ADD or ADHD Sexual Trauma or Abuse Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Racism Executive Function Oppositional Defiant Disorder Political Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Phobias Autism Homicidal Ideation HIV/Aids Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

Feeling truly understood is at the heart of our therapeutic relationship. I strive to create a space that is grounded in validation and genuine acceptance, while also offering honest and growth-oriented directness when it’s helpful. The trust will grow naturally between us, then new insights start to unfold. Together, we’ll build a blueprint that reflects who you are and what matters most.

Professional Background

My clinical experience includes working with children and adults in various settings, including research labs, community-based site, and private practice. I support clients navigating concerns such as depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, and trauma. My work is grounded in an integrative approach that draws from emotion-focused and person-centered therapy, and psychodynamic perspectives, to help clients make sense of their experiences and move toward meaningful change.

Credentials

Education

M.S in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, New York University B.A. in Psychology and Communication, Ohio State University

License #

MHC-LP #18-P135210-01

Zeenat Davis

Zee-nat Day-vis

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor, CCTP

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Direct Humorous Trauma Informed Accountability Minded Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Polyamory Racism Autism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Executive Function Climate Anxiety Burnout Pmdd Phobias Anger Management HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Psychosis Schizophrenia

I collaborate with clients to create an affirmative and non-judgmental space for them to explore their lives and the impediments they have experienced and are currently facing. I approach my work with a trauma-informed integrative approach to therapy, utilizing DBT, person-centered, and somatic approaches in my practice to support deeper emotional healing and connection.

I am sex-positive, poly, kink knowledgeable, and have a diverse clinical background working with adults and couples, helping them improve communication by connecting their relationship dynamics to their childhood experiences and personal history. I have worked as a victim's advocate for children and families exposed to domestic violence and abuse and understands that childhood trauma manifests in a multitude of ways throughout a person's life.

Education

M.A. in Counseling Mental Health and Wellness, NYU Steinhardt B.A. in Forensic Psychology, John Jay College

License #

NY LMHC #014973 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136166TELE

Zeenat Davis

Zee-nat Day-vis

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor, CCTP

Therapy Style

Curiosity Driven Direct Humorous Trauma Informed Accountability Minded Warm

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Cultural issues ADD or ADHD Grief Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation PTSD Spirituality Polyamory Racism Autism Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Childhood Trauma Self Harm Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Bipolar Eating disorders Addiction Homicidal Ideation Chronic Illness OCD Sleep Disorders Body Dysmorphia Postpartum Depression Executive Function Climate Anxiety Burnout Pmdd Phobias Anger Management HIV/Aids Adoption Oppositional Defiant Disorder Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I collaborate with clients to create an affirmative and non-judgmental space for them to explore their lives and the impediments they have experienced and are currently facing. I approach my work with a trauma-informed integrative approach to therapy, utilizing DBT, person-centered, and somatic approaches in my practice to support deeper emotional healing and connection.

Professional Background

I am sex-positive, poly, kink knowledgeable, and have a diverse clinical background working with adults and couples, helping them improve communication by connecting their relationship dynamics to their childhood experiences and personal history. I have worked as a victim's advocate for children and families exposed to domestic violence and abuse and understands that childhood trauma manifests in a multitude of ways throughout a person's life.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Counseling Mental Health and Wellness, NYU Steinhardt B.A. in Forensic Psychology, John Jay College

License #

NY LMHC #014973 VT Out of State Telehealth Credential #068.0136166TELE

Zeist Rizvi

Zee-st Riz-vee

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Warm Relational Focused Curiosity Driven Present Minded Pattern And Cycle Focused Depth Oriented

Languages Spoken

Urdu Hindi English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex PTSD OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Adoption Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Addiction Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Executive Function Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Phobias Chronic Illness Pmdd Psychosis Schizophrenia

I believe therapy is a journey of healing, growth, learning, and unlearning. Throughout our journey together, I take a compassionate and personalized approach, using a mix of techniques including Person-Centered Therapy (PCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Psychodynamic Therapy, and Internal Family Systems (IFS). My goal is to create a safe, open space where you feel heard, supported, and empowered to make positive changes at your own pace.

My experience includes working with children, adolescents, and adults—both individually and in couples and family settings—helping them navigate challenges like anxiety, depression, self-esteem concerns, relationship issues, and family dynamics. Informed by my multicultural background as a Pakistani woman, I’m also deeply passionate about supporting South Asian communities and addressing the unique cultural and identity concerns faced by immigrant groups.

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology and Religion Studies, Lehigh University

License #

LMHC #017619

Zeist Rizvi

Zee-st Riz-vee

(She/Her)

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Therapy Style

Warm Relational Focused Curiosity Driven Present Minded Pattern And Cycle Focused Depth Oriented

Languages Spoken

Urdu Hindi English

Areas of Focus

Bipolar Eating disorders Cultural issues Autism ADD or ADHD Anger Management Grief Sex PTSD OCD Spirituality Body Dysmorphia Polyamory Adoption Racism Oppositional Defiant Disorder Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Childhood Trauma Health Anxiety Infidelity Borderline PD Addiction Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence Suicidal Ideation Sleep Disorders Executive Function Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Self Harm Phobias Chronic Illness Pmdd Psychosis Schizophrenia

Personal Approach

I believe therapy is a journey of healing, growth, learning, and unlearning. Throughout our journey together, I take a compassionate and personalized approach, using a mix of techniques including Person-Centered Therapy (PCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Psychodynamic Therapy, and Internal Family Systems (IFS). My goal is to create a safe, open space where you feel heard, supported, and empowered to make positive changes at your own pace.

Professional Background

My experience includes working with children, adolescents, and adults—both individually and in couples and family settings—helping them navigate challenges like anxiety, depression, self-esteem concerns, relationship issues, and family dynamics. Informed by my multicultural background as a Pakistani woman, I’m also deeply passionate about supporting South Asian communities and addressing the unique cultural and identity concerns faced by immigrant groups.

Credentials

Education

Ed.M. in Mental Health Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. in Psychological Counseling, Teachers College, Columbia University B.A. in Psychology and Religion Studies, Lehigh University

License #

LMHC #017619

Zenna Mould

zen-na moul-d

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Body Dysmorphia Childhood Trauma Borderline PD ADD or ADHD Grief Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Polyamory Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Self Harm Bipolar Autism Addiction Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence HIV/Aids Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity

My collaborative approach is based on the premise that you know yourself best. I work to create an environment in which clients feel safe to share and explore themselves in ways they have not found accessible before. I combine cognitive behavioral methods to find coping skills, with a multicultural lens to address systemic barriers as well as strengths.

In private practice I worked with individuals, couples, and families, through a different issues which included anxiety, depression, OCD, navigating nonmonogamy, identity exploration particularly LGBTQ identities, etc.I also worked in higher levels of care for eating disorders leading groups,managing crises,and providing trauma-informed care.

Education

M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, The Chicago School B.S. in Film and Television, Boston University

License #

MHC-LP #P134196

Zenna Mould

zen-na moul-d

(She/Her)

Mental Health Counselor

Languages Spoken

English

Areas of Focus

Eating disorders Cultural issues Body Dysmorphia Childhood Trauma Borderline PD ADD or ADHD Grief Suicidal Ideation PTSD Chronic Illness OCD Spirituality Polyamory Racism Executive Function Perfectionism Political Anxiety Social Anxiety Burnout Self Harm Bipolar Autism Addiction Anger Management Sex Sexual Trauma or Abuse Domestic Violence HIV/Aids Climate Anxiety Narcissistic Abuse Health Anxiety Phobias Infidelity

Personal Approach

My collaborative approach is based on the premise that you know yourself best. I work to create an environment in which clients feel safe to share and explore themselves in ways they have not found accessible before. I combine cognitive behavioral methods to find coping skills, with a multicultural lens to address systemic barriers as well as strengths.

Professional Background

In private practice I worked with individuals, couples, and families, through a different issues which included anxiety, depression, OCD, navigating nonmonogamy, identity exploration particularly LGBTQ identities, etc.I also worked in higher levels of care for eating disorders leading groups,managing crises,and providing trauma-informed care.

Credentials

Education

M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, The Chicago School B.S. in Film and Television, Boston University

License #

MHC-LP #P134196

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Therapy from the heart of New York

Personalized Intake Process

Making Insurance Easier

Manhattan

New York

Florida

TeleTherapy

About Us

Blog

Podcast

Videos

There is only one you.

1 in 5

75%

11 years

50%

You don’t need a crisis. You just need a reason.

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Simply Needing Support

Season of Change

Wanting to Understand Yourself

Wanting to Grow

Something Feels Off

Challenges go by many names.

Anxiety & Stress

Depression & Low Mood

Trauma & PTSD

ADHD & Neuro-divergence

Grief & Loss

Relationship Patterns

Identity & Self-Worth

Burnout & Life Transitions

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