Therapists in New York, NY

Maya Nadler, LCAT, BC-DMT, offers mental health support and dance/ movement therapy to families and children. She has a demonstrated history working with children of all abilities, and specializes in working with individuals who have a history of Trauma, as well as individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders. She has significant experience working with children of all ages diagnosed with Anxiety and Depression, as well as other life transitions. Maya supports individuals and families in successfully working toward personal, community, and therapeutic goals.

I am a seasoned, dedicated individual and couples therapist with over 15 years of experience treating adults struggling with anxiety, depression, loss and grieving, relationship issues and work challenges. I will work collaboratively with you to gently and compassionately explore the recurring patterns in behavior and relating that cause you pain and stop you from getting what you want personally and professionally. We'll look to the past but spend most of our time in the present learning more effective ways to make decisions, take action and communicate with the important people in your life.

Understanding the value that therapy can bring to a person’s health and wellbeing, I strive to provide a safe space for everyone who enters my office. I have experience working with a diverse population providing individual, couples and family therapy. Although I may be an expert in the field, I know my clients are experts in their own lives. By working together, I hope changes can be made and for their goals to be reached.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist with extensive experience in treating psychological trauma and complex PTSD. I also have advanced training in perinatal mental health and supporting parenting relationships. If you've struggled with pregnancy, birth trauma, postpartum mental health conditions, motherhood/birth parent identities, body image, breastfeeding, work/life balance, or shifts in your sense of self, I can help. I work with both individuals and couples and can offer you a trusting, safe space in which to explore your struggles. I also support those who are considering family planning or preparing for their baby's birth.

“-I am a Resilience Lab therapist-” Life is messy, and sometimes, it can feel like the universe is just not on your side. Whether it’s depression, anxiety, new transitions, stress management, or past traumas, it can feel like life gets in the way. My job is to collaborate with you to help you uncover what is getting in your way, so you can live your authentic true self. With an anti-oppressive and trauma-informed approach to therapy, I am dedicated to providing you with a safe and non-judgmental space where you can feel empowered.

Sex is usually a topic that is met with secrecy, embarrassment, shame, or judgment. Thus, I aim to create a safe, open environment to address various relational and sexual concerns (i.e., lack of intimacy, infidelity, erectile dysfunction, "excessive masturbation") with individuals of various sexual orientations, genders, ethnicities, and kinks. You should be able to have the sex you desire! I also welcome individuals who have issues related to depression, anxiety, trauma, stress, self-esteem, life transitions, employment, communication, assertiveness, and/or family dynamics.

I am a licensed clinical social worker who treats families, couples and individuals including children and adolescents. Whether you and your family are struggling with marriage and relationship issues, family conflict, a child's behavioral problems, parenting concerns, life transitions, or emotional issues such as depression or anxiety I will provide you with the support, guidance and the tools you need to reach your goals. I work collaboratively with all of my clients to create individualized plans for treatment, foster strengths and achieve maximum benefits from the therapy process.

Therapy is an opportunity for healing and growth. Together we understand how my client's past impacts them in current day relationships and situations. We develop insight into your relationship patterns that may hold you back from what you want; meaningful and secure relationships in your life and how to be more productive at work .Symptoms will diminish and confidence will increase as you feel more empowered and in control in understanding your life, which helps you make the changes that held you back.I work with children, teens, adults,couples & families.

I am currently pursuing a mental health counseling degree at Hunter College. I have 5 years of exposure in applied behavior analysis, working with children and adolescents on the autism spectrum. My experiences have helped me develop professional interpersonal skills that will allow me to be a warm and personable counselor and have a passion for helping those in need of support. I look forward to providing a supportive space for my clients to explore their concerns authentically.

Feeling depressed, stuck, dealing with trauma or life transitions? Struggling with parental, familial or relationship issues? Maybe something has happened recently causing you to become overwhelmed or left you feeling drained and empty. Perhaps you can't explain the cause of your feelings. I can help you make choices today that help you move forward in a way that honors your values and priorities to become a better version of yourself. Together we will build on your existing strengths to help you improve your ability to identify, communicate and manage your thoughts, needs, feelings and experiences.

I am a Licensed Master of Social Work (LMSW) with years of experience working with patients across a range of populations facing a variety of presenting problems. I approach therapy from a psychodynamic perspective, focusing on the impact of internal psychic processes, relationships, and sense of self on the way we process and engage with the world around us. I believe that each individual is unique, and as such, my approach to treatment is specific to the needs of each patient.

My name is Randy, and I am a Licensed Clinical Social worker that centers on co-creating safe healing spaces for individuals, families, and organizations. I have experience providing individual and family therapy from a relational and attachment-based lens. My sessions acknowledge and support healing from oppressive systems and forefront of the backgrounds, history, and traditions of BIPOC. My commitment is to support recovery from trauma and the subsequent challenges from traumatic experiences while foregrounding our intersecting identities.

Do you want to better understand the stories that shaped who you are? I am a cisgender, white woman living in Upstate New York, where I am constantly inspired by the natural landscape and the changing seasons. Before becoming a therapist, I spent a decade with storytelling nonprofit The Moth, where I helped people to understand themselves better and connect meaningfully to others through telling personal stories. That experience has greatly shaped my approach to mental health; I take strengths-based, narrative approach to therapy, affirming your natural ability to reflect on your past experiences so you can gain new insights.

Therapy, I believe, is a collaborative process through which I work with clients to progress toward well-being and an authentic engagement with life. As we address therapy goals that may involve reducing distress caused by symptoms, dealing with acute or longer term issues, or old patterns that are holding you back from growth, I listen for your voice, and seek to empower you to take ownership of your life and its direction. I strive to create a safe, accepting environment, where we work toward ameliorating distress, enhanced self-understanding, healthier choices, and living a more mindful, valued life.

My approach to therapy is to lead with warmth and curiosity in order to help you gain insight and advance your overall well-being. I aim to create a safe, compassionate space for you to share and learn about your past and current experiences. With notable passion for working with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and those struggling to navigate life transitions, I help to empower my clients with tools to cope with the stressors and anxieties of daily life. I am also a firm believer in laughter as a means of human connection and embrace humor as a tool within the therapeutic relationship.

My aim as a mental health counselor is to create an empathetic and curiosity-driven environment for clients’ to pursue and explore growth, well-being, and authenticity. I strive to create an LGBTQIA+-affirming, neurodiversity-affirming, and culturally-informed environment where clients can experience connection and compassion in the therapeutic relationship and with themselves. I believe that therapy is a collaborative process that works towards clients’ goals by examining emotions, thoughts, the mind-body connection, and relational patterns.

I continue to be amazed by the power of relationships to heal the deepest, most persistent sources of pain. I am committed to helping people make contact with the parts of themselves that are whole and healthy, those that are untouched by whatever difficulties or trauma they may have experienced. I do this by paying close attention to your thoughts and feelings in the present while also including your body in the process, noticing how you experience your feelings physically. Throughout this process we work collaboratively to harness your innate resources for growth, resilience, and change.

Psychological evaluations (also referred to as ‘testing’ or ‘assessment’) can help children, adolescents, and adults better understand their behavior, functioning, cognition, mood, and personality. Evaluations are likely warranted in the presence of suspected ADHD; difficulties with attention, concentration, and/or hyperactivity; persistent academic difficulties (e.g., reading, writing, math); social, behavioral, and/or emotional difficulties; inability to engage in real-life skills (e.g., grooming, getting dressed, etc.); and/or psychological symptoms that have not responded to treatment (e.g., paranoia, severe anxiety, etc.).

As a first-generation, Caribbean-American, and Black woman I understand the importance of offering individualized and culturally-sensitive therapy. Our stories are created by a complex mixture of cultural, economic, racial, ethnic, and sexual relationships with ourselves and the world. Our work in therapy may include exploring these relationships and acknowledging the difficulties of balancing external conditions with personal needs. We will also take a look at the patterns that have developed based on past experiences, and how these experiences are informing the present.