"Every one of us is losing something precious to us. Lost opportunities, lost possibilities, feelings we can never get back again. That's part of what it means to be alive." (Murakami). Losses are part of the fabric of life. Loss of loved ones, jobs, hopes and dreams, relationships, good health. Loss comes in many forms. I provide a place for you to share your experience of loss and to find ways to cope. My aim is to help you integrate your losses into your life so you can move forward with strength and optimism.

I am a caring and compassionate person. I help clients by listening and guiding them through transitions that will bring more balance into their lives. I use my skills to get to the root of the problem. When we get to the root, clients begin to have more clarity and take steps forward toward a positive future. You will save time and money by making session appointments on your time-frame. Use your laptop, PC or Smartphone. Sessions are conducted over a HIPPA Compliant video conferencing platform. I will guide you through the process. I am here throughout your journey on you becoming your BEST!

Expansive Therapy is a bicoastal psychotherapy practice with locations in New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. We have a diverse team of therapists offering a wide variety of modalities and specialties, and we match you with the therapist who best meets your needs and availability. Our website is expansivetherapy.com and you can reach our office manager Maria at info@expansivetherapy.com or 212-655-9817 to book an appointment.

Anxiety, depression, relationship problems and stressful life transitions often trigger the desire to seek help from a psychotherapist. It is my role to create an atmosphere of trust and safety conducive to the telling of your story and challenges and then exploring new ways of working on these. I like to introduce different ways of thinking about a problem to open up various possibilities and solutions. Together, we work to move you closer to your goals.

Asya’s approach to therapy is collaborative and personalized; she is a strong advocate and a committed witness to her clients’ journey. She focuses on reciprocating her clients' commitment to therapy by bringing her most authentic self, anchored in warmth, curiosity, and flexibility. She carefully draws from psychodynamic, person-centered, feminist and cognitive behavioral modalities, offering a holistic and eclectic perspective, tailored for the unique needs of her clients. Asya is experienced in working with underserved and marginalized populations, at-risk youth, young adults and families from diverse backgrounds.

I enter the therapeutic relationship as an authentic, attuned, active, supportive partner where a safe haven is created. I am under the belief that we can self heal and transform given the proper environment. Through our work you will gain the understanding of of what your triggers are while developing a new awareness to make changes. Quite often the coping strategies that we develop when we are young become maladaptive or hinderances when we are adults.

I am a New York State Licensed Clinical Psychologist who has been working with with children, teenagers and adults for almost thirty years. Are you struggling with depression, anxiety, parenting problems, or getting out of bed in the morning? Do you need a safe, nurturing and supportive environment where you can fell free to express your thoughts and emotions? Together, we will create a team in which you will experience symptom relief. We will develop personal strategies for coping with repetitive thoughts and feelings which interfere with your sense of joy and balance. Family therapy, marital therapy and individual therapy will be used as appropriate.

Whether you have experienced a recent difficult situation in your life, or you are struggling with general overwhelming circumstances, therapy can help to alleviate your symptoms and allow you to better cope. I work with individuals who are experiencing issues of adjustment, anxiety, and/or depression, particularly due to stressful life circumstances and transitions. These may include changes at work or school, family conflict, challenging relationships, or loss.

Relationships are essential to living, giving us opportunity to grow, heal, and learn. Psychotherapy is a transformative relationship of self investment where you can honestly reflect upon your innermost needs and feelings. It's a process where ultimately you can improve upon your decision making, communication, relationships, and work towards an optimum quality of life. In my practice provide relief and effective problem solving for the stressors encountered in the fast-paced, urban life of NYC. I help individuals reduce distress while enhancing their inner strengths and assist couples improve intimacy and communication.

I have extensive experience working with individuals and couples grappling with a variety of issues, including depression, anxiety, grief, loss, stress-related symptoms, communication problems, relationship difficulties, professional challenges, and more. I firmly believe every person possesses the ability to learn from and work through whatever complications, obstacles, and hardship life may present. By providing tools you can utilize for the rest of your life, I will help you access your inner resilience to become your most content and fulfilled self. Together, we will uncover how to best achieve your specific emotional goals.

I am a licensed Clinical Psychologist specializing in treating anxiety, depression, emotional instability, pregnancy and postpartum difficulties, relationship concerns, trauma, and difficulty with life's transitional periods (i.e., loss, breakups, new jobs, etc.). When your coping mechanisms are no longer sufficient, and you're feeling overwhelmed, unhappy, anxious, disconnected, or out of control of your life, therapy is an opportunity to learn how to increase your ability to manage life's demands, improve your quality of life, and accomplish change.

I help my clients learn and enhance their abilities to utilize their own strengths in order to overcome issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship issues, substance abuse, and daily or work related stress. I put in a strong effort to connect with my clients and create a working alliance. The treatment I provide is a collaborative process where we will work together for positive changes. I've spent the last five years training and working with clients at institutions such as New York Presbyterian Hospital, the William Alanson White Institute, New York University, and Cornell Medical College.

I am a New York State-licensed Psychologist and a Certified Interpersonal Psychoanalyst. During more than 20 years of counseling, I have developed a unique blend of Interpersonal psychoanalytic, cognitive-behavioral and mind-body awareness promoting techniques to help patients achieve creative, professional and relational goals, and reduce anxiety and depression. All of us, through adapting to childhood experience, develop limiting fears and blind spots. I can help you to identify blocks to happiness, intimacy and serenity, and to develop new, more satisfying behaviors.

By practicing from a strengths-based approach, I focus on building client’s self-esteem, confidence, and coping skills so that they are better equipped to face challenges while also celebrating achievements. I am an active, collaborative therapist with training in a variety of therapy modalities, including CBT, motivational interviewing, psychodynamic therapy, mindfulness, and trauma informed therapy.

Are you struggling with anxiety, panic, depression, loneliness, low self-esteem? We are glad you found us and are here to help. Ben is an experienced clinician at Citron Hennessey Private Therapy, a leading provider of evidenced based therapy. Our goal is to provide you with expert care in a supportive setting. Using established theory and extensive experience we use proven methods to provide a results-oriented and compassionate treatment of your concerns.

The current COVID-19 crisis has forced us all to live with a kind of isolation that can easily lead to despair. How do we navigate this new world? If you need support in this critical moment and are experiencing anxiety, depression or simply an inability to cope, I would like to help. I hold a Master of Science in Psychiatric Social Work from Columbia University and Bachelor of Arts in Literature from the University of California, Berkeley. My experience includes intensive work with mood disorders, trauma, addiction, couples therapy and bereavement in private practice as well as inpatient psychiatric and inpatient rehab settings.

As a psychotherapist and psychoanalyst, I am interested in how relationships heal and transform individuals. I work closely with my patients to illuminate areas in which they feel disconnected from others, and then together, we come up with ways to bridge those gaps. I have specialties in work with survivors of incest and sexual abuse, couples counseling and parenting issues, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer adolescents and adults, as well as experience working with dissociation due to trauma.

Adrienne was trained in psychoanalytic and psychodynamic psychotherapy, an approach that attempts to understand how past events affect current feelings and behavior. In addition to her foundation in traditional psychotherapies, she also utilizes more current, evidence based modalities, such as CBT, to help clients reframe various experiences that are causing discomfort. Adrienne has worked with various populations and diagnoses, starting her career working with people grappling with issues of substance abuse, and transitioning to working with those suffering from disordered eating.

AVAILABLE FOR TELETHERAPY SESSIONS: In facing the world today, people often struggle with the problems of life and living that can manifest through all kinds of physical, psychological and spiritual sufferings. These afflictions can leave the individual emotionally conflicted, terribly confused and questioning what is of ultimate concern. In addition to the individual needing relief from and insight into such dreadful suffering, one may also aspire for greater Self understanding and realization, beyond the constraints of the personal past. Maybe I can help with some of this.

Compassionate Collaboration ---- I am a Clinical Psychologist with over twenty years of experience as a psychotherapist. Our work together would focus on finding a deeper understanding of your thoughts and emotions in order to look for conflicts that are holding you back. Tolerating difficult feelings in therapy can help you to gain clarity and find more flexibility within yourself and help you to make healthy choices. Treatment could involve working directly to reduce symptoms, exploring the past, expressing difficult feelings, looking at parts of the self which are often denied, challenging personal blocks and examining relationship issues