Effective, Empathetic Therapy in New York
The support you need to feel like yourself again
We all struggle at some point.
You may need support and guidance to help you cope with emotional distress, see your situation more clearly, consider all possibilities, form deeper relationships, or simply feel more fulfilled in your life.
I’m an experienced, approachable therapist from New York City. I offer individual therapy for adults who reside in New York and New Jersey. I graduated with distinction from New York University with a master's degree in Social Work and completed postgraduate training at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine at the Family and Group Institute under the guidance of Dr. Evan Imber-Black, a core faculty member at the Ackerman Institute, New York. I have extensive experience in mental health care, including Bellevue Hospital’s psychiatric emergency room, inpatient services, and homeless shelter. I’ve been in private practice for over twenty years.
Services
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If you are struggling with generalized anxiety, social anxiety, or panic attacks, you might need help to cope with constant overthinking, see things differently, and develop confidence to live a more aligned life.
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If you find it hard to focus or make decisions, or often feel overwhelmed at work, you might be experiencing chronic stress or burnout. With support and guidance, it's possible to manage deadlines and family responsibilities, understand the sources of your stress, and set boundaries so that you can feel less overwhelmed.
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You might need support and understanding to cope with a difficult relationship, family rupture, or boundary crossing. Your concerns deserve a space to be heard, and you don't have to manage distress on your own.
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Item desIf you're experiencing depression, facing a big loss, or a major life transition, you might need support and guidance to cope with emotional distress, find more clarity, and rebuild confidence to take the next step forward.cription
What I can help you with
Sometimes, things just feel off, and you can’t put your finger on it. It’s possible that being able to freely talk about that experience can be helpful. What I can help you with is putting words to things that are hard to say or feelings to memories that keep surfacing. But more than that, I have tools, strategies, and a process to help you find relief from harsh self-talk or the constant fear of making a mistake. I see myself not just as a therapist, but also a human being who understands that mental health is dependent on a number of factors, including supportive, non-judgmental dialogue.
If you’re curious about how we might work together, I suggest you schedule a 15-minute free consultation call. A brief call gives you a chance to discuss your concerns and ask questions without any pressure. Simply click on here to get started.
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