"I provide psychoanalytically informed psychotherapy to adults. My style tends to be warm and engaging. I think of therapy as a co-created relationship with the goal of assisting the client with finding meaning and navigating the difficulties of living. I work well with individuals suffering from the effects of trauma; developmental trauma; physical, emotional and sexual abuse; pathological accommodation; abandonment and loss. My clients present with symptoms of PTSD, anxiety, panic attacks, depression, shame, grief, and issues pertaining to identity and relatedness, among others. I enjoy working with people in the arts."

"I believe therapy can be a valuable tool to address the difficulties we can all encounter navigating the challenges and stressors of modern life, including those that arise in our relationships, our work, or in dealing with the effects of depression, anxiety, or other mood concerns. Through patient investigation, careful listening, and the development of a warm and trusting relationship, a good therapist helps clients identify the points where they may have gotten stuck, and works collaboratively to develop new pathways to greater life satisfaction and personal growth. "

"I have extensive experience providing therapy and supportive services to individuals with a variety of issues stemming from anxiety, depression and other mood disorders. Some of these issues may include: interpersonal and relationship issues, communication difficulties in work and personal life, difficulty with stress management, life transitions and existential life crises. I work with adults and older adolescents who may have both long and short term goals as well as those dealing with more acute symptoms such as panic attacks and insomnia."

"There are two areas of life that lead people to seek therapeutic help - love and work. Most people struggle more in one area of life than the other. Unlike most therapists, my specialty is helping people succeed in the realm of work. If you find yourself frustrated in your professional life, there is no need to suffer alone. There are tools and strategies you can use to make your work life more successful, manageable and enjoyable."

"I am a clinical social worker trained in Gestalt Therapy, which offers a holistic and existential approach to understanding human experience. I conduct therapy in French (fluently) and English. I am trained in Insight Meditation and mindfulness, which can help you cope with difficult emotions and life stresses. I am experienced with trauma, issues of loss, depression, belonging and separateness, and life transitions. I believe we have what we need in our bodies, minds and souls to heal from past wounds, cope with present problems, and shape a life according to our deepest needs and wishes."

"Congratulations to you for taking this courageous first step toward self-discovery and betterment! As a person-centered therapist, I will work to foster our relationship while we address the reasons you are seeking treatment. My ultimate goals are to help you identify what is keeping you from living your ideal life and create a safe space where we can explore your life experiences. I strive to instill a spirit of hope and provide encouragement that change can be possible and that you are the ultimate agent of that change. Together, we will help you lay the groundwork to make positive changes that will serve to enrich your life. "

"Perhaps your relationships, career, or creative pursuits are not going as you would like. Challenges around identity and sense of self may be plaguing you. You may feel bogged down by feeling frustrated, unmotivated, anxious, overwhelmed, guilty, ashamed, or sad. Whatever your struggles, together we can help you better understand what’s going on and what may be getting in the way of change. I take as a basic premise that you are more than a collection of symptoms or a problem to be fixed and believe that you and what troubles you deserve our full attention and thorough exploration with the goal of long-term sustainable growth."

"Self-exploration, healing, and growth are both important and deeply personal. My approach to therapy is rooted in the understanding that who you are matters. Whether you are struggling with change, depression or anxiety, or seeking therapy for other reasons, I am here to engage with you in warm, validating treatment and guidance. My aim is to help you feel empowered, manage struggles, reduce harm, build effective coping skills and relationships, and thrive. Together we will honor your unique life experience and efforts toward personal growth."

""Health is a state of complete harmony of the body, mind and spirit." ~B.K.S. Iyengar * * * A healthy mind is just as important as a healthy body and a healthy soul. My goal is to partner with you in looking at your life-story, and identifying and overcoming the blockages to a peaceful way of being. Psychotherapy is a wonderful opportunity to find balance and restore a sense of wholeness and perspective on our purpose in life. I provide a safe, supportive and non-judgmental space in my practice for this to occur."

"Welcome! I'm glad to see you here. I believe you have an innate and distinct purpose in life, and psychotherapy is an important step to cultivating self-worth and discovering that path, especially in a city of 8 million. I also believe that therapy should be personable, contemporary and impactful. We will work together to identify and embrace your version of living your best life possible. "

"I am a licensed clinical psychologist with ten years of experience providing therapy to children, adolescents, young adults and families. My therapeutic approach is warm, collaborative and evidence-based. I take great care to tailor my treatment approach to the unique goals of each client. In general, I strive to help clients both understand the underlying causes of their difficulties while simultaneously developing the skills needed for more immediate relief. I received my training at Fordham University and the Yale School of Medicine. I am currently on faculty at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. "

"Bonnie Hirschhorn is a highly skilled therapist with two masters degrees in Art Therapy and in Social Work. She has advanced training in couples therapy, hypnosis, psychodrama, and expressive psychoanalysis. She is NY State Licensed in three areas, as an Art Therapist, Social Worker, Psychoanalyst and is a Certified Imago Couple's Therapist."

"The mission of the Good Start Therapy Mental Health Counseling, PLLC is to provide you with the resources you need to succeed in your personal and professional life. "

"Before I became a psychotherapist, I had a career as a professional diplomat. I served in different countries and acquired six languages. Having been exposed to diverse cultures in the course of my life, I am particularly attuned to the varieties of narratives that shape people’s identities and relationships with self and others. In my work with each client, I aim to bring my unique personal and professional perspectives into our therapeutic dialogue. I strive to create a safe and nurturing environment where clients can explore how old patterns—that might no longer serve them—repeat in the present and foreclose future growth. "

"With over 10 years of clinical work in trauma-related issues and PTSD, including symptoms related to neurologic disorders, I work with clients using EMDR and MBSR, towards alleviating symptoms of anxiety, depression, as well as self-esteem, grief and chronic pain. We can begin to experience relief from trauma and anxiety by recognizing our inherent healthy selves through body-mind awareness, creative inquiry, and artistic expression.​​ The work we do is based on the idea that we connect to our higher selves and each other through Creativity, Curiosity and Compassion. Creativity is what helps us to re-frame situations and see things through a new perspective using art, music, movement, meditation, creative writing, visualization and mindfulness meditation. Curiosity allows us to discover and use new tools to work with the underlying causes of current or past difficulties, helping us to discover new possibilities of a healthy and happy life. Compassion is what drives the therapeutic rapport in each session and allows us the opportunity to safely express ourselves, release held emotions, and provide a sense of safety in order to move in new and healthy directions. "

"I am a clinical psychologist practicing in the West Village and Downtown Brooklyn. I’ve worked in private practice and have trained psychology graduate students for over 10 years. I work with individuals and couples navigating life changes and challenges, including anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. My office is a safe and accepting place for people of all genders and sexualities. Many individuals I see are working to find connected meaning in their lives, to honor their values and tap into their full potential. Using mindfulness skills we will find a space to quiet the noise and bring forward your goals and aspirations."

"Therapists at Liz Morrison Therapy will help you to achieve your goals by providing you, your child, or your family with the highest quality mental health service. As specialists in children and families, our approach to helping you find results through psychotherapy is based on our experience working with children, adolescents, and adults in mental health facilities, schools, and private practice settings. Our challenging and direct, yet compassionate and considerate approach will allow you to reach your highest potential."

"I believe everyone deserves a space to reflect on and explore personal challenges in order to build an understanding of themselves and adopt the skills needed to live their best life. I am here to listen, support, and help guide you to becoming your truest self. I specialize in working with young people and adolescents struggling with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, boundaries, and more. I recognize and value the courage it takes to show up and be curious about your thoughts and feelings, and I intend to utilize my warm, non-judgmental approach to join you in this process of exploration and healing. "

"I find it especially gratifying to help persons who have suffered trauma, have difficulty regulating emotions, are teens or pre teens struggling with family, peer, or school issues, the elderly, those with autism, and persons who struggle with social shyness and isolation."