Therapists in Garment District, New York, NY

Lisbeth Parra is a licensed mental health counselor. She provides compassionate, patient-centered care for people struggling with mental health issues. She understands that patients are dealing with the stressors of everyday life, uncovering childhood trauma and its effects on their current reality, and feeling the anxiety that impacts their daily reality. Her goal is to instill a sense of strength in every patient so they can see that they have the power to live the life that they deserve. During sessions, patients can expect a supportive and empathetic environment where they can talk about their difficulties without judgement.

Hi! I am an NYC-based therapist providing warm, inviting, and effective therapy for adults and couples. My clients find solace and relief through our work together by learning deeply about themselves, addressing the root cause of their distress, and moving through their difficult emotions. I believe that if you invest in yourself & your relationships today - you have the capacity to change your entire life. Remember, you deserve to live a life that brings you joy, satisfaction, and a sense of purpose.

Welcome. I am dedicated to creating meaningful change on an individual level with every client. I firmly believe that the journey toward healing starts by acknowledging the intersectionality of each person's multiple identities & connecting with your emotions. With empathy & understanding, I foster a safe & non-judgmental space for clients, where authenticity and care guide every session. Specializing in anxiety, depression, trauma, LGBTQ+ concerns, romantic & sexual issues, and more, I show up for my clients with unwavering compassion & genuine curiosity. Together, we can process life's experiences & find deeper meaning.

I believe that people are shaped by their relationships and life experiences. I work to create a trusting relationship where we can explore your difficulties and improve your life. Many of the people I work with are quite thoughtful and accomplished but they are not happy. They feel that they could benefit from personal inquiry into the problems of living that they are experiencing. Having complex emotions and struggles is normal. It is an aspect of life. But it’s best not to live with it all alone. We need to express our grief, confusion and fear, and we need someone to listen, to respond and to empathize.

Are you experiencing a time in your life where things are not going the way that you would like, but you are unsure what new direction to take? Have you turned to friends and loved ones and still feel lonely or misunderstood? Wanting to be happier is part of the human condition. Each person is the culmination of a lifetime of experiences and challenges; untangling the meaning and significance requires exploration, patience, and compassion. Psychotherapy is one of the most powerful practices available to create healing and transformation. This doesn't have to be a lonely process.

Therapeutic Specialties: Life-cycle transitions, relationship wellness, multicultural families and couples, coping with life-long illness, and grief and loss.

Hi my name is Rob York, I am the clinical director of PMA Mental Health Counseling. We are located in the Flatiron District of NY and we are now doing TeleHealth video sessions. PMA psychotherapists, associate clinicians, and advanced clinical interns provide counseling services including Individual, Couples, Family and Group Therapy, in addition to Workshops and Seminars addressing a variety of topics.

Limited space available for new couples clients. Do you want to improve your communications within a relationship or work on other couples issues? Are you experiencing anxiety or depression; or perhaps you're going through a life, relationship or career transition? Is there a part of you that wants to make things happen for yourself, to create change, to make things better? I am ready to provide a safe and empathetic space for you to explore the many possibilities that are out there for you, and "try on" new ways of experiencing yourself in the world.

You may choose therapy for multiple reasons. Whether you are here to resolve relationship conflicts, life transition, loss, or to manage stressors with work, taking this first step can be quite challenging as well as rewarding. Dealing with life problems is often the most challenging aspect of our daily lives; problems often become bigger when you try to ignore them. My goal is to help you understand and overcome these problems. Together, we will work through your vulnerabilities, fears, and beliefs to have a better understanding of how things can be improved.

A sense of vitality in our lives, freedom to make choices, satisfaction at work and in our personal relationships, a connection to a full range of our own emotions- these are often aspirations that are elusive to many of us. Developing a trusting, collaborative relationship with a therapist, can be an important step in moving towards these goals. By understanding ourselves, our patterns, and our challenges more clearly, we start to feel better and function more effectively in our lives and relationships.

I am a firm believer that finding a therapist who is the right fit for you is a crucial and often arduous step in the therapeutic process. Below is a little bit about my background and approach to hopefully make that process a little bit easier. I am LGBTQIA+ affirming, and I welcome work with adolescents and adults regardless of ability, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual identity, or religious affiliation. I am training both as a clinical social worker and as a sex and relationships therapist. My background is in crisis intervention and counseling with survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual violence, and trafficking.

My clients typically enter therapy hoping to learn more about themselves, gain tangible coping skills, build meaningful relationships, and process & heal from trauma. They often experience one or more of the following: disordered eating, depression, anxiety, OCD, panic attacks, neurodivergence, PTSD, ADHD, exploring gender or sexuality (or both!), codependency, or PMDD. Recognizing the systemic roots of many presenting problems, I validate the past experiences of clients who have felt like therapy wasn’t for them and recognize the roles of privilege and politics in mental health. I work with individuals, couples, and families.

Greetings. I am a warm, astute, and engaged Postdoctoral Psychologist, who is committed to providing you with a safe and compassionate space in which to take on life’s challenges and overcome barriers to a fuller, more engaged, and rewarding life. I work with adolescents and adults suffering from depression, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, grief, general discontent, as well as work and academic distress. I am also well trained in working with trauma (early abuse and neglect), and relationship struggles (work, family and romantic).

My goal is to help you find your inner resources and strengths so that you can heal, grow, thrive and create the best life you envision for yourself. As a therapist I bring empathy, safety and compassion to my sessions with you, as well as an active, no-nonsense approach that cuts through to the real issues.

I strive to provide a therapeutic environment where clients feel not only safe and non-judged but also genuinely seen and heard. I believe that securing a trusting and sincere bond with my clients is of utmost importance before any real therapy can begin. I work collaboratively with clients to help them understand themselves more deeply and evoke meaning in their challenges so that they can live life more fully and authentically. Empowerment comes through connecting to your truth. I provide the support needed for clients to begin taking steps outside of their comfort zones and toward facilitating the changes that they wish to see.

Welcome! I'm Lydia and I'm a psychotherapist who works with couples and individuals on relationship issues. Are you struggling to communicate effectively in your relationship? Looking for a space where you can talk through conflicts, intimacy, or parenting issues? I offer a non-judgmental space for growth, change, and deeper connection. I offer compassionate, LGBTQIA+ inclusive, culturally sensitive care. I specialize in working with artists, parents, and intercultural/interracial/interfaith couples. I also offer pre-marital counseling and counseling for people considering ethical non-monogamy.

You are a high-achiever who can sometimes be too hard on yourself. There are parts of you that you are trying to understand more about, and there are life experiences and feelings you aren't sure how to process. If these are your experiences, you are not alone, and I'd like to help! I am a passionate Asian-American psychotherapist who provides trauma-informed, culturally responsive, sex-positive, and kink-affirming therapy services. I help individuals and couples navigate life transitions and face challenges related to self-worth, perfectionism, identity, shame, sexuality, career, relationships, and overall well-being.

Is it difficult to enjoy the present moment or look into your future because past traumas, betrayals, or intergenerational processes afflict you in one way or the other? Are you feeling stuck -- seeking traction or momentum towards your life goals or next big break? Are you seeking a space where you can reflect upon your own process and deepen your understanding of yourself? Perhaps you are a mental health professional struggling with stress and work life balance?

As a therapist, my priority is to foster a therapeutic environment that feels encouraging, warm, and uniquely tailored to each client. I care deeply about using a genuine, non-judgmental approach as I help you navigate complex emotions, challenging relationships, and the moments of uncertainty that life often presents us. Therapy can be a transformative experience when given a space that invites vulnerability and curiosity and inspires introspection. My goal is to welcome opportunities for personal reflection and change, while also working together to process any anxiety, grief, shame, or loss of direction in times of distress.