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Life's challenges, past traumas or present stresses, can make us feel very overwhelmed. Deeply affecting our lives, relationships, and overall well-being. But you don't have to navigate it alone! I support adults in navigating trauma, life transitions, relationship issues, family conflicts, loss, depression, and anxiety, often focusing on how childhood trauma influences adulthood. Together we’ll decipher the intricate patterns of behavior that may be holding you back and grapple with hard emotions. By letting things unravel, past and present experiences, you will rediscover yourself and create the path towards transformative change.

Everyone deserves an opportunity for growth. The therapeutic relationship is a trusting process. I use empathy, humor, and positive regard to create a safe space to discuss distress people experience throughout the course of life. I encourage my clients to identify and focus on the things they can control when dealing with depression and anxiety. Change is challenging and often unavoidable. I work with adults (over age 21) who are looking to overcome fears and struggles by helping them learn effective ways to cope and set and maintain boundaries. My goal is to guide individuals on the road to healing, empowerment, and success.

I have extensive experience working with young adults striving to live intentional lives full of purpose and meaning in a chaotic world they did not make. My clients experience low self-esteem, cross-generational conflict, anxiety about the future, and sadness about the past. We explore experiences regarding family, feeling loved in intimate relationships, communicating effectively, and questioning spirituality. The clients I work with want to be seen for who they are while feeling comfortable in their skin.

I am passionate about helping adults navigate their complex inner worlds. I enjoy working with those who project confidence and self-assurance in various facets of life yet privately battle grief, depression, or anxiety. I also enjoy working with women and pregnancy-capable people to understand how their mental health and reproductive health journeys are intertwined. I create a compassionate space for clients who have experienced MDD, infertility, and perinatal loss, including abortion and miscarriage.

I work with adults experiencing interpersonal conflict, family conflict, self-esteem issues, anxiety, trauma, depression, grief, and anger management. I work collaboratively with clients to explore and enhance their motivation for change. By working together, we can strengthen your drive to overcome challenges and achieve your goals. Through this approach, we can establish safety, trust, and empowerment in our therapeutic relationship, helping you heal and regain control over your life.

Problems can pile up and make us feel as if things will never get better. Perhaps you’re feeling out of control, or as if any decisions you make will be the wrong one. We understand what that’s like, and we want to help. We work with young adults, parents, and kids who are having a difficult time. With the right support, you can learn to look at your problems from a new perspective so you can make the best decisions for you. And when things go wrong, as they sometimes do, you can be more prepared with effective coping skills.

Hello and welcome! My name is Grace Feyijinmi, Licensed Clinical Psychologist. I am the owner of New Heights Psychological Services, PLLC, a group practice in New York. We work with adults from all works of life. We work with trauma, anxiety, depression, work stressors, and relationship stress. We consider the cultural context when conceptualizing patient’s problems.

I have 25 years experience working productively with people of diverse backgrounds, ages, and sexual orientations. Our job together is to identify dysfunctional patterns that contribute to—even perpetuate—your difficulties. The main focus of therapy is to remove inner and outer obstacles that prevent you from reaching your goals and having better relationships. Please note, after years of counseling and assessment in offices, I‘ve recently moved into a different space: video. Active listening in a safe, private setting is foundational to this work. I’ve learned that the catalytic elements of good therapy can thrive via video too.

I am a psychotherapist and psychoanalyst in private practice. I draw upon my training in trauma, psychoanalysis and fine arts to encourage subjective creation of meaning, improved interpersonal relations and the setting/meeting of educational/career/personal goals. I work with adults in individual therapy and in a psychodynamic group for creatives. I specialize in the impact of childhood sexual abuse, undue influence, domestic violence, tragic loss, rape or sexual assault, in addition to issues of anxiety, depression, dissociation, betrayal, trust, grieving, intimacy/sexuality, life transition, multi-culturalism, faith and race.

Life has become more complicated and this can contribute to stress and anxiety beyond what is ordinary or expected. Using the science of wellness practice and techniques like mindfulness, and meditation to complement Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and improve coping mechanisms, reduce negative responses to stressors. If you feel like you’re lost in a maze, or feeling drained, learning how to recharge, renew and release are reasons to improve balance or to let go of toxic stress and anxiety in your life.

By establishing a warm and welcoming space, my goal is to help you to reach tangible goals and to have meaningful transformation. Together, we will do the required work to improve relationship to oneself so you can show up as your true authentic self.

Clients come to me when they have reached a crossroads in their life. Life may have suddenly become challenging because of conflicts in employment, family relationships, or dating/romantic relationships in a way that is overwhelming and difficult to understand. Sometimes we come to a place in our lives where we desire better for ourselves. However, we recognize the way we have been operating is no longer working. We need to process our past and present experiences to get to a place of personal freedom. *~~~Please email for inquiries. Phone calls are difficult to track. Thank you~~~*

My expertise lies in working with clients who are tackling life's greatest challenges such as grief, trauma, anxiety, chronic illness and depression. I believe the work we do in therapy is a partnership. Working with me you will give you a therapeutic partner who will help you have a greater understanding of your responses to the unique stressors in your life. The work we do together will be intentional and help you. Together we will face the unimaginable events that have changed who you are at your core. We will work through the complexities of your pain, anger, guilt, and resentment and create a path toward healing.

Are you struggling to find fulfillment in some areas of your life? Are you worrying about the future? That you'll never be able to own a home? Reach financial stability? Have close relationships with family and friends? A romantic partner? Perhaps your work is leaving you with a feeling of purposelessness. You're a bright person with many goals, but you're unsure how to tackle them. Therapy can be a place to process the emotions surrounding these, process past trauma, reframe how you see yourself and reevaluate how you can take charge of your role in the things that happen around you. Things don't have to be the way they are now.

Life is filled with uncertainty. The journey towards self-discovery and lasting change can be challenging, but you don't have to navigate it alone. I'm here to guide you through the process of unlocking your potential and creating the life you envision.Drawing from your past experiences – your childhood, family dynamics, and the influence of your journey through school and beyond – we will work together to piece together the puzzle of your life. By understanding the origins of your thoughts and behaviors, we can gain valuable perspective.

Creating Connections is a culturally sensitive practice and our therapists are passionate about helping to foster the healing process of those in need. Doretha is a Clinical Social Worker licensed in New York State and Texas. She is a graduate of Fordham University School of Social Services where she received her MSW. Her broad experience ranges from psychotherapy with individuals, couples, adolescents and geriatrics. She also has experience as a mentor and life coach with individual clients and has been able to help them find their full potential. With over 18 years experience she is a seasoned clinician with real life experience.

Do you feel like you are just "pushing through it" every day rather than living your best life? Do you feel misunderstood by others or even struggle to understand and accept yourself? Have feelings of stress, loneliness, anxiety, and depression been overwhelming your life? Maybe you aren't entirely sure what it is you need, but you know you want more for yourself. Whether you are coming to therapy to explore your identity, process difficult emotions, improve your relationships, or just to have a space where you know that you come first, you can be sure that you are in the right place.

As a licensed marriage and family therapist, I help clients heal from emotional and relationship concerns. I believe in the values of happiness, health, and purpose. If you or someone you care about is struggling with relationship conflict, depression, stress / anxiety, or anger; and you are ready for change to happen, I may be the right therapist for you.

I work with clients determined to unearth the hold trauma has on their lives, losses and unexpected life events that paralyze them, and work to challenge and ultimately change coping mechanisms that are not serving them. I’ve had the pleasure of working with many clients throughout my career, including but not limited to the LGBTQIA+ communities, sexual assault/domestic violence survivors, those experiencing severe mental illness and chronic medical conditions, and those affected by systemic racial disparities.