Therapists Near New York

Rachel Damin Psychotherapy

I help individuals who struggle with self-image find acceptance in the therapy room. If you are hoping to work on disordered eating, low self-confidence, or difficulties related to body image - I am here to help! I am also extremely passionate about helping individuals who struggle with intrusive thoughts and challenges related to obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD).

Candice Aloisi

I believe in the capacity of us all to define our life's path by taking risks and stretching in new directions. This can be one of the hardest parts of OCD and anxiety: feeling like your choices are dictated by the lump in your throat, the pit in your stomach or obsessive thoughts. Before I became a therapist, I was a lawyer for almost 20 years. That experience informs my work with clients as we strengthen their inner advocate and, often, develop a truer understanding of who they are and want to be when they are actively choosing how to live. YOU are not that critical, anxious voice in your head; let's clarify and pursue YOUR path. My style is engaged, gentle, and directive. I listen closely and value a dynamic exchange of ideas in sessions. Our brains are both fantastic and oddly glitchy; it is important to understand how yours works in order to manage anxiety and OCD, so that is a key part of my approach. I primarily integrate CBT, ERP, and ACT (see details below), in a tailored mix. Whether you are looking for a new track or to get back on an already valued road, we will explore what you want out of life and take back the wheel. I have specialized training in treating OCD and anxiety at the Center for Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapy in NYC. Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to discuss your hopes and questions about therapy.

Anne Cutler, LP

Our dreams speak to us in a language all of us can learn." Montague Ullman Are you curious about what your dreams mean? Do you wake up some mornings with wonderful or frightening dream images that seem mysterious and indecipherable? Do you think that if only you could interpret what your dreams mean, you'd know more about yourself? You can unlock the meanings of your dreams. I can help.

Hilary Hancock

Working on important relationships— whether together or apart— can be an incredibly rewarding journey. We’ll start where you are and what brought you to this point, including what you’ve tried so far. Then, we will look more closely for both default choices that create patterns of ineffective dynamics and responses, as well as successful moments where you are able to make effective decisions about how you want to respond to a person or situation. This will involve looking at all kinds of habits: behavioral, mental, interpersonal. Enter: the power of choice. Increasing your awareness of how you impact the world around you can feel empowering! And when you feel empowered and free to create the life you want for yourself, what else can stop you from growing? Here's what I bring to the table: mental health expertise, relationship expertise, an open mind, a curious attitude, and respect for your autonomy. What you bring to the table: a growth mindset , an open mind, a curious attitude, motivation to work on yourself and relationship between our sessions and use our time to troubleshoot. You've already shown strength by seeking out help, let's take the next step together. For more about my approach, check out my website, https://www.doctorhilary.com/

Rachel Moses

I believe that everyone has the potential to grow, to learn, and to flourish already inside of them. I strive to give clients the space in therapy to be heard and discover their strengths. As someone in the mental health field, I truly believe that I will always be learning from my clients since no two clients are alike. I take the time to listen deeply to ensure that you are understood and validated in your experience. Therapy is unlike any relationship and this can be intimidating, but you have taken a brave first step by researching and reaching out. I look forward to hearing from you!

Lukas K Prokes. Psychologist Art Therapist

Are you experiencing frustration and disagreement in your relationship? Feeling defensive, shut down, or overwhelmed? Feeling like you are beating your head against the wall hoping for a different outcome? Do you feel stuck and crave more in your relationship? Do you feel lonely, taken for granted, and unappreciated? Do you carry the burden of the responsibilities in your home? Do you struggle to change your partner’s mind about divorce, rebuild trust, forgive and be forgiven, or save a marriage after an affair? Do you want to rekindle your love and passion, and most importantly understand how much you love your lives together? You will learn to better express your feelings, apologize more effectively, let your partner know you appreciate them, develop deeper connections, & repair broken trust from emotional or sexual affairs. Learn to identify each of your separate personalities, needs, & triggers while understanding how these layers impact you as a couple when you come together. Relationship therapy isn't just for married people; it is helpful for cohabiting couples, people in ENMRs, LGBTQ people, siblings dealing with family issues, or even business partners. When you are ready to leave the stress behind for good, I'm ready to help you. Email me today to schedule our first session and get you on the road to feeling better.

Steve Akchayan

Steve uses an integrative approach to best tailor to his clients individual needs, goals, and expectations. Techniques vary with a focus around CBT, a person-centered approach, and REBT. He also utilizes a Positive Confrontational approach, where he therapeutically challenges and confronts clients' negative perceptions, beliefs, assumptions, and automatic thoughts. Steve works with clients from all backgrounds on issues including substance abuse, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, personality disorders, and chronic pain. Steve is a gender-affirming therapist. His work with LGBTQ+ clients spans all identities, covering all traumas, coming out, managing relationships, etc., while reinforcing positive identity affirmation. Steve conducts individual, group, and couples counseling sessions, providing a safe, welcoming environment while using a multidisciplinary approach. Like a rollercoaster, therapy builds slowly; there’s an inevitable drop, peaks and valleys, but through trust-building, I’ll supply the tools you’ll need for a safe, steady journey while cheering your progress.

Leila Alkhayat

Leila utilizes a highly collaborative and eclectic approach, with compassion and client-centered care at the core of her practice. She works together with the client in exploring their unique path to wellness, drawing from different modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Trauma Focused Care. Additionally, Leila emphasizes multicultural care, finding what resonates most with who you are and exploring approaches that help create meaningful change. Leila has led mindfulness, DBT, and inner child healing workshops. She has experience in hospital setting with survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault. Leila has assisted individuals through anxiety, depression, personality disorders, PTSD/complex trauma, drug-addiction, mood disorders, self-esteem and major life transitions.

Aviva Braun

Aviva works with clients to foster and establish a trusting and safe environment in order to have an honest exploration of feelings and experiences. Aviva uses psychodynamic and relational approaches to explore the unique experiences of each person. Aviva believes that trauma can inform the way a person can experience their world, and that wide-reaching transformation is possible when a collaborative and affirming space is provided. Aviva specializes in work with queer and trans individuals, as well as individuals who are navigating their identities in relation to insular or religious communities. Aviva completed a Masters degree in Social Work at New York University. Aviva’s studies focused on incorporating critical race theory and queer theory into her therapeutic practice. Aviva teaches Practice Lab to BSW students at the Hunter College, Silberman School of Social Work.

Anna Wilson, LLC

As a New York therapist, I want to empower my clients and assist them in finding some perspective. By reframing in therapy how you perceive the issues and conflicts, and by learning new behaviors and coping skills, you can really lead an enriching, happy life. My therapy style is direct (interactive) and empathetic. Having started my career as an artist and theater-maker, I have an intimate knowledge of creative development and narrative needs. Visit annawilsontherapy.com for more info. My training means I want to help problem-solve specific issues with an understanding of the bigger context. These might be conflicts with your family, work, relationships or elsewhere. Using an eclectic approach, we work towards flexible thinking and constructive consequences. I believe in self-help and assist my clients in actively questioning thinking that stands in their way. My goal is that you learn to become your own therapist.

Yelena Remus

I am dedicated to and passionate about working with adults, young adults and adolescents who are navigating anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and anxiety-related disorders. I have extensive experience working with adolescents, having provided counseling services to this age group within school settings for over a decade. I have also worked at Monte Nido and Affiliates, a residential eating disorder facility for individuals ages 18 and older, where I provided therapeutic services to clients using a behavioral lens. I have received training with the Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy, completed advanced training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and bring an evidence based approach to my clinical work with clients. As a therapist, I center collaboratively and compassionately supporting clients as they work to connect with their values, identify the adaptive and maladaptive patterns in their lives, and move in the direction of their goals.

Carol Mavronicolas

After a post-graduate fellowship at McLean Hospital, overseen by faculty of the Harvard Medical School, an Externship in family and couples therapy at the Ackerman Institute, I worked in inpatient and outpatient settings at hospitals, where I both treated patients and supervised clinical practice students from the Columbia and Fordham Schools of Social Work. I opened my clinical practice treating individuals and couples in 1997. The areas I have worked on with my patients have included anxiety, depression, poor self esteem among many other issues and my treatment modalities are varied depending on the needs of my patient. My areas of concentration have revolved around anxiety and depression, frequently focusing on fear of failure, low self esteem, difficulty in decision making, inability to concentrate, problems with communication and poor interpersonal relationship skills.

Barbara Leeds

I am an empathic, compassionate, psychodynamically trained psychotherapist with over 25 years of experience helping people do the courageous work necessary to make meaningful, transformative changes in their lives. Therapy, as I practice it, involves a collaborative process, requiring the active engagement of both myself and my client. I have particular success with people who already have some degree of intellectual insight about themselves but who have difficulty translating that knowledge into making emotional and practical changes in their lives -- building bridges from mind to heart and spirit. While one area of my specialized training and expertise is in the field of eating disorders, I work with many people who are preoccupied with body image and related issues that diminish the quality of their lives and interfere with their emotional and practical aspirations. Developing tools to become more proactive in relationships can lead to a less stressful and more satisfying connection with oneself and with others. Each person takes a unique journey that requires a treatment designed to address their specific needs and goals. I thoroughly enjoy the time and effort necessary in taking this journey with the people I treat. Take the first step to help. Call or email Barbara Leeds now - (646) 351-1

Jonathan Bannigan

I create a warm and supportive environment for you to talk freely about what makes you feel anxious, sad, or stressed. Your life story is unique and I’m an excellent listener. Do you keep repeating the same painful patterns? I can help you understand what you’re doing, do things differently, and get different results. As a non-judgmental observer and trained clinician, I can see some things you probably haven’t. I can help you understand what’s going on in your life and make the adjustments you need to have a more fulfilling life. You won’t be alone on this journey; I will guide and support you every step of the way. My approach to therapy is collaborative. Together, we’ll gain more understanding about your life and what you need to improve your situation. Our work together will be primarily psychodynamic, but could also include elements of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Mindfulness-based therapies, depending on your needs. Feel free to call or message me today to schedule an appointment or phone consultation. To make things easy, my office will even file your insurance paperwork for you!

Betsy Levine

I work with people who are looking for a professional to talk to about their anxiety, their thoughts, their hopes and their dreams. I have over 25 years of experience working with people who want to make changes and understand themselves better. My goal is to provide a safe space for you to work through things that may be blocking you from being happy and realizing your dreams. Telehealth available. I have extensive postgraduate training and have taught other therapists. The important thing is building a good, safe working relationship that allows you to heal, to grow and to have greater success and happiness. Let's talk. (212) 647-8751 I work with men and women at transitional times in their lives. I've worked with many attorneys, creatives and other professionals. Some of my specialty areas are: anxiety, quarter life crisis, couples therapy, relationships, family of origin issues, eating problems & body image, addiction & recovery, identity issues and adult ADD & ADHD.

Alyssa Hoyt - Relationship And Trauma Therapist

Alyssa is a relationship and trauma therapist who helps individuals & couples reconnect with themselves and each other through healing complex trauma, grief, chronic anxiety & toxic relationship patterns. I help clients slow down from their busy lives, often clouded by an anxious stream of thoughts or floating numbly with disconnection while over-scheduling to avoid pain. We explore and shift how expectations and circumstances may come at the expense of clarity and fulfillment. We build a safe foundation of connection that promotes communication, growth. healing, passion and joy. Alyssa is a relationship and trauma therapist who helps individuals & couples reconnect with themselves and each other through healing complex trauma, grief, chronic anxiety & toxic relationship patterns. I help clients slow down from their busy lives, often clouded by an anxious stream of thoughts or floating numbly with disconnection while over-scheduling to avoid pain. We explore and shift how expectations and circumstances may come at the expense of clarity and fulfillment. We build a safe foundation of connection that promotes communication, growth. healing, passion and joy. I am a Certified Brainspotting Therapist, which is a gentle mind-body based trauma model effective in healing acute and complex trauma, anxiety, improving emotional regulation, and facilitating grieving processes. I integrate Brainspotting techniques with Internal Family Systems, Imago Relationship Therapy & Positive Psychology tools for whole-person growth. Therapy should be a collaborative process that provides safety to unlock your strengths, while understanding and creating meaning from experiences, relationships and culture. Integrating our past and present empowers us to make new choices and create an authentic life. Let’s work together to discover your path towards healing with sustainable growth and joy.

Walter J. Matweychuk, Ph.D.

If you are skeptical about psychotherapy because so many therapists endlessly talk about feelings, dwell on the past, or have abstract theories that only they understand, then my sensible approach is for you. I teach you ideas to help you cope with difficult situations, challenging people, unfair burdens, acts of disrespect, disapproval, rejection, and states of deprivation. I teach you ideas and strive to get you in and out of therapy. In my view therapy should be problem-focused, efficient, sensible, and teach you how to help yourself. I do not want you to grow dependent on a psychotherapist but rather learn how to depend on you. My approach is for people who want to change themselves, not just talk about changing others, empower themselves, and adapt in the face of adversity. If you wish to take charge of your emotional and behavioral reactions regardless of what adversities you face you will like my therapy. Go to REBTDoctor.com and become an informed consumer before you commit. I have many videos on my approach as I am transparent about the ideas I will teach you and which I believe will enable you to help yourself long after therapy is over. Psychotherapy is an investment, and you should do your homework before you choose a psychotherapist.

Nicole Andreoli

If you are struggling with anxiety or depression, or have come to a crossroad in life where you are feeling troubled or unclear, therapy can be an anchor to help you slow down, reassess and refocus. While the benefits are clear, the decision to pursue psychotherapy, and the effort involved in finding the right therapist and making that first appointment can be intimidating. My primary goal is to provide a safe, empathetic, and warm environment to encourage personal exploration and growth. I help clients find relief from life's challenges related to anxiety, depression, transitions, relationships and work-related stress. Everyone entering psychotherapy comes from a unique walk of life. Together, we can identify your specific goals and create a treatment plan that addresses your areas of need. I have experience working with individuals across the lifespan, from children through adulthood, individually, as well as couples, families and groups. I also offer comprehensive psychological and neuropsychological testing for children, adolescents and adults, to test for emotional, behavioral or academic difficulties, the presence of learning disabilities or Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity disorders and to gain a better understanding of intellectual functioning and personality.

Jennifer Batelic

Jennifer is an empathetic counseling professional dedicated to providing exceptional client care while bringing a genuine and non-judgmental stance to the counseling space. Jennifer believes in empowering her clients, and in developing strong collaborative therapeutic relationships. Trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution-Focused therapy, Jennifer believes that all strong therapeutic relationships begin with a Person-Centered approach. Jennifer has an extensive background in substance use and co-occurring disorders, and trauma-focused treatment. Her awareness and dedication to helping individuals discover their own path to recovery, includes helping clients to develop a clearer and more meaningful understanding of themselves and their experiences. The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change. Carl Rogers

Emily Abromowitz

Emily values being a therapist because she believes in the power of therapy to improve one’s life. Whether you are feeling stuck in life, struggling to identify a true sense of self, or just curious about the therapy process, Emily is excited to meet you. She brings authenticity, warmth, and curiosity into every session and invites her clients to do the same. She understands that taking the brave step to start therapy can feel intimidating and is committed to cultivating a warm, non-judgmental space in which clients can explore and be curious about their inner worlds. Emily believes that a strong therapeutic relationship is the foundation for growth and change. The therapist-client relationship is unique because clients are able to experience trust, collaboration, and support. This relationship fosters a safe space where clients can explore the parts of themselves that they may have previously felt the need to close off. She utilizes an eclectic approach to therapy, pulling from psychodynamic and relational approaches, CBT, and mindfulness. She understands that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to therapy and is intentional about pulling from a wide breadth of approaches in order to cultivate tailored experiences for each client.

Nina Herzog

What if you could walk around this planet with a deep sense (knowing) that everything about you, just as you are, is ok? Truly just fine? You can. Or maybe you're feeling stuck, needing help to galvanize your courage to make a change, to dare to live your very best life? A warm and supportive relationship with the right therapist will help to re-engage and energize your own existing internal resources, the parts of you that are already confident, calm, creative, courageous and compassionate. We can do this work together. My specialties are depression and mood disorders, ADHD, anxiety, chaotic substance use, difficulty appreciating your body size/body neutrality, and complementary therapy for ketamine IV treatments. My Gestalt and mindfulness training are helpful in supporting and guiding all kinds of relational and internal feelings of dissatisfaction, anxiety or despair. Please feel free to call me for a consultation. If it feels right to you, we can begin meeting. I'd really like to help.

Amanda Sacks

Therapy, and life, are non-linear. In our work together you are welcomed to feel - to feel deeply, express, process, and with time move through your emotions. If you are living in a state of overwhelm, are struggling through transitions, or are feeling disconnected from your body, know that you are not alone. In our work together, we can explore where you are, what is impacting your mood, and how to create meaningful and lasting change. Whether you are dealing with recent challenges or want to process and find relief from older patterns, I will hold a supportive and compassionate space for growth, understanding and self-development. I truly believe there is not one "school of thought" to follow when it comes to therapy. Each session considers the many dimensions of who you are, from a holistic, whole-person perspective. While sessions include traditional talk therapy, the integration of somatic (body) based practices is prevalent. My approach is warm, creative, encouraging & safe. I'm an advocate for mental health (brain health), self-care, and creating a life-work balance. In therapy, we celebrate small wins and big wins alike, and reaching out for support is a big win in my book... I’d love to connect with you for a free 15 minute phone consultation to see if we’re a fit!

Nicole Maldonado

I specialize in treating both individuals and couples, especially those going through relationship hurdles. Additionally, I have an added expertise in Sex Therapy. I believe in helping clients discover their strengths and how to practice those strengths to empower themselves while improving their lives. With this background, I am happy to see clients with an array of different presenting problems concerning sexual orientation, sexual trauma, sex education, and sexual disorders. Using only evidence-based treatments such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Emotion Focus Therapy (EFT), I treats concerns such as anxiety, depression, work stress, and much more. I am fluent in both English and Spanish. I specialize in sex therapy and addictions, working with both individuals and couples. My approach to treatment includes helping clients discover their strengths and to practice those strengths to empower themselves while improving their lives. Please do not hesitate to reach out to schedule a free 15 minute consultation to discuss how I might be able to help you empower yourself.

Dr. Remi Appel

As a psychologist, I believe that the therapeutic relationship is essential in bringing about change and personal growth. By providing a warm, collaborative and safe space, we will be able to work through different obstacles, conflicts and dilemmas that are preventing you from being your most authentic self. I also understand the importance of tackling your current distress first and foremost. I value the uniqueness of you and believe that having a flexible approach is key in making change. As a psychologist, I believe that the therapeutic relationship is essential in bringing about change and personal growth. By providing a warm, collaborative and safe space, we will be able to work through different obstacles, conflicts and dilemmas that are preventing you from being your most authentic self. I also understand the importance of tackling your current distress first and foremost. I value the uniqueness of you and believe that having a flexible approach is key in making change. I specialize in anxiety (Generalized anxiety, Health anxiety, Social anxiety and phobias) as well as depression and relationship issues. My integrative approach to therapy combines psychodynamic psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness based interventions to help you meet your goals and find relief. It is my belief that by making meaning out of our past and current experiences, we are better able to bring change in the here and now. I am currently offering both in person and virtual sessions.

Adrienn Miklos

I've been to therapy. Whether it’s the first time in treatment or to start a new therapeutic relationship all over again, I know that the search for a person who is a complete stranger at first, and one whom you would share your most inner thoughts and fears with can be daunting. It is difficult. But it is possible. As a therapist, I pride myself in building relationships with my clients. Real relationships that are open, engaged and unconditionally caring, but ones that seek truth. I will be there with you in that process even when it's difficult or painful, and I will help you find and make the changes you're looking for. I've always worked with clients of diverse backgrounds, treating individuals instead of their diagnoses. I work with adults, couples and families addressing loss, self concept, relationships, crisis and trauma, often underlying depression and anxiety. I also specialize in adolescents navigating the search for identity and independence in a social world I believe that each of us have a unique experience of the world stemming from early experiences and built over our lifetime; shaped by our own struggles, relationships, strengths and weaknesses. I use a variety of techniques to address and help find solutions to your own conflict, and reach what safety, happiness and fulfillment means to you individually.

Stefy Causey

Parenthood can be an exciting time full of surprises, but also challenges. It can be difficult to navigate perinatal, pregnancy and/or postpartum health while balancing the day-to-day. By fostering an empathetic environment, individuals can safely expand ways to transition into this new stage. I aim to support and empower clients by developing tools, enhancing insight and creating change to thrive. As a person-centered therapist, I believe in a therapeutic relationship built on trust for clients to confidently explore thoughts and emotions. I bring a holistic approach to helping individuals facing anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues and more. I utilize techniques from Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma Informed and Psychodynamic theory to provide individualized quality care. I am committed to creating a space where clients can identify patterns, strengths and meet therapeutic goals. I also provide sessions in Spanish.

Jonathan Schnapp

Reaching out for help can be very hard. You are coming to therapy for personal reasons, some of which may be uncomfortable to talk about. You may be experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, lack of confidence, coping with past traumas, having difficulty with work, or are simply feeling stuck. We understand that life can be overwhelming, even under the best of circumstances. We work with adults of all ages, children, and couples, to help them gain a better understanding of their feelings, relationships and inner-conflicts. We tailor treatment to the individual and consider it a collaborative process. Using a non-judgmental, empathic approach, we create a safe environment for you to explore your inner-self in order to gain greater understanding, so that you may become a more satisfied, productive and happier person. Please reach out today, so that we can do our best to place you with a psychotherapist who is a good fit for you. We look forward to hearing from you!

Christine Fernandez - Peaceful Way Psychology

Ready to change your life? I am a Clinical Psychologist and a Life Coach. I combine the depth of psychology with the practicality of life coaching to help you meet your personal goals. I help people just like you to become more fulfilled and successful in personal relationships and careers, improve self confidence and mood, and decrease anxiety. The people I work with are successful in certain areas of their lives, but need some guidance in other areas. Depending on your needs, our work together can be short-term or ongoing. I have a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University as well as a Business Management background, having worked for a Fortune 500 company for over a decade. I have been helping professionals like you improve to their lives and achieve their goals for over 15 years. At Peaceful Way Psychology, we believe that high quality therapy should be easily accessible to everyone. That’s why when it comes to insurance, we do all the leg work for you—we check your benefits, submit your claims, and advocate for higher reimbursement rates on your behalf. Call or email my office with any questions, or to schedule an appointment.

Citron Hennessey Therapy

Perri believes that everyone can benefit from therapy! In her work, she draws on concepts from evidenced-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) and person-centered therapy. Her therapeutic style has been described as collaborative, empathic and client centered. Perri believes that everyone can benefit from therapy! In her work, she draws on concepts from evidenced-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT) and person-centered therapy. Her therapeutic style has been described as collaborative, empathic and client centered. View 4 Photos As a culturally sensitive therapist, she takes the time to understand her client’s goals and needs, strengths and challenges, and what they need to feel comfortable, supported and understood. She prioritizes providing a safe, exploratory environment and is passionate about the power her clients have to become their own agent of change. Perri has experience working with diverse adult populations with a range of mental health concerns, including, but not limited to, depression, anxiety disorders, grief, bereavement, adjusting to change and life transitions and trauma.

Northeast Psychological Wellness

Our behavioral health practice, located in New York, is dedicated to delivering quality and compassionate mental health services to clients of all ages. We provide teletherapy services to individuals who are struggling with a wide range of mental health challenges, including depression, anxiety, trauma and PTSD, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), loss and grief, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), substance use, adjustment problems, eating disorders, etc. Our clinical team consists of dedicated licensed psychologists, social workers, and mental health counselors. They bring a wealth of clinical experiences and skills to their jobs. Their specialties include cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic therapy, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), biofeedback therapy, and other treatment approaches. We provide individual, couples, family, and group therapy to individuals all across New York.

Cooper Mental Health Counseling, PLLC

I specialize in working with LGBTQ+ individuals, trauma history, and treating counselors and psychologists. I utilize an approach that is catered to your needs. You have had difficulties in your relationship and you have often wondered why. You know that there were some difficult things in the past but they are history so you are not sure if that is the reason. I can help you understand how the past is still impacting you and how you can change this.