Adults Therapists in Chinatown, New York, NY

I am a clinical psychologist and licensed clinical social worker committed to supporting children, adolescents, and adults . Through warmth, humor, genuine curiosity, and deep empathy, I establish authentic and powerful therapeutic connections with clients. With this bond as our foundation, I empower my clients to gain concrete skills and tools to effectively cope with and work through life’s challenges. Ultimately, my goal is to provide the space, compassion, and acceptance we all need and deserve so that my clients can reach their goals and experience renewed faith in themselves and others.

Everyone has moments in their lives where they feel overwhelmed or dissatisfied and unsure of how to move forward. Having a trusted person by your side who has an unwavering commitment to help you heal and grow can make all the difference. I have been described as a “fierce advocate” for my patients, and I have a strong belief in people’s ability to change. Within a safe space, where you feel accepted, valued, and appreciated, where you feel supported yet challenged, and where each challenge is met with compassionate curiosity rather than judgment, healing and growth can begin to occur for everyone.

I work with adults ages 22-38 looking to develop personally and professionally. I specialize in helping my clients with coping with anxiety and stress, make decisions, make life transitions, improve self-esteem, and achieve personal advancement. I have a sports background that has led me to have a methodical, goal-oriented, results-driven therapy style. My treatment with you will be tailored to your goals and desired outcomes for therapy.

Have you been having trouble finding an open-minded therapist you connect with? Are you going through something that needs attention, and not sure where to seek help? Therapy can help you gain insight into persistent patterns and issues, connect some of the moving parts of your experiences, and guide you toward actualizing your full potential. I provide guidance and support to individuals looking to find answers to problems with relationships, trauma, self-esteem, career stress/burnout, depression/anxiety, and family estrangement.

Hi there! My name is Richard (they/them) and I am a Non-binary Filipinx Psychotherapist based in New York City. Growing up as a queer, low-income, first-generation college student with immigrant parents, I draw on my experiences to provide social justice-informed trauma therapy. My therapy space is warm, collaborative, client-centered, and strengths-based, and much of my expertise has been working with queer, transgender, and HIV-affected youth and adults around experiences of abuse and violence.

Celebration of our authentic selves can create a space for healing. Acting in line with our values can build a platform of self-love. Setting and achieving our goals can instill a sense of agency and purpose in our lives. I aim to serve as a support for empowerment through self-discovery, self-acceptance, skill-building and becoming your best. We will collaborate in the pursuit of your self-defined therapy goals and do so with an anti-oppressive and trauma-informed lens.

Deciding to start therapy is a big step, and finding a therapist who is right for you can take time. I aim to provide the safest possible environment to name, access, and process your emotions and work towards your goals. Therapy with me involves non-judgmental collaboration. I operate from a strengths-based and trauma-informed viewpoint, embracing curiosity and humor to lead you towards a deeper understanding of yourself and your abilities.

I am a clinical psychologist who works with individuals across the lifespan including children, adolescents, and adults . I strongly believe that growth and exploration is an essential experience throughout all stages of life, regardless of one's age. I prioritize engaging in meaningful relationships with my clients and emphasize sincerity in all interpersonal connections. I am committed to providing those who work with me with a safe space that they can comfortably use to explore, grow, and heal.

Wendoline Vargas (she/her), is a first generation, Latinx, bilingual, licensed clinical social worker. Wendoline was born and raised in Los Angeles, earning an undergraduate degree from University of California, Santa Barbara, and a Masters in Social Work from New York University. Wendoline is a fierce advocate for social justice and passionate about working with BIPOC women/young adults , & individuals with marginalized identities, and helping to empower them to reach their fullest potential.

I work with individuals, couples, and families who are struggling in loud and quiet ways. I have a warm, down-to-earth style and years of experience with a range of issues including trauma, relationship and intimacy difficulties, family conflict, mood and anxiety disorders, personality disorders, and emotional disturbance in children and adolescents. Recognizing that insight is sometimes not enough, my approach combines exploration with more active interventions. I have extensive training in psychodynamic, DBT, family systems, play and couples therapy techniques, and carefully tailor treatments to each patient's needs.

It takes courage to open up and come to therapy. My approach is to meet you where you are at, and go from there. It is important to focus on what your goals are in therapy and ensure that we work toward them together. My style is warm, interested, and compassionate.

I believe people benefit most when psychotherapy offers a space that invites curiosity, empathy, and introspection. To alleviate emotional pain, sometimes we have to look inwards at our ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving. I strive to facilitate this process in the context of a supportive therapeutic relationship where those with whom I’m working feel safe, emotionally connected, and empowered. I practice non-judgmentally and with thoughtful attention to the intricacies of your primary concerns. In doing so, I can help you resolve debilitating symptoms and impart greater meaning to your experiences and relationships.

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

I am a clinical psychologist with expertise providing individual and family psychotherapy from an attachment based lense. I love what I do and am passionate about supporting children, families, and adults as they traverse life's challenges. I believe everyone is unique and deserves highly attuned support when life's struggles present themselves. I consider therapy a positive outlet to discuss, explore, and change aspects of our lives. I utilize a powerful combination of evidence-based and attachment-focused interventions and work in a collaborative way helping empower individuals and families to grow their unique strengths.

My professional experience comes from working with youth who are victims of sexual + physical abuse, and/or witnesses to domestic violence in the home, as well as adults who are survivors of childhood sexual abuse. sexual violence, and/or domestic violence. I understand therapy can be a confusing and sometimes uncomfortable process. I hope to provide accessible space to process and heal from trauma; allowing you to utilize strengths and practice radical self-acceptance, while also honoring the identities and experiences you hold.

Starting psychotherapy can be an exciting and anxiety-provoking process as you take active steps to make changes in your life and relationships. I approach psychotherapy as a collaboration and work in an integrative way, tailoring interventions to individual needs. I believe that therapy's aim is not only to make improvements but also to manage disappointments. To this end, we can simultaneously engage in meaningful explorations while developing important coping skills, including mindfulness, emotion regulation, and distress tolerance. I offer individual, couples, and family psychotherapy to adults , children, and adolescents, and work with different family and relationship configurations.