Psychodynamic Therapists in Financial District, New York, NY

Are your ways of managing stress, anxiety, or depression no longer working as they once did? Are you overwhelmed with a new issue or struggling with long-standing frustrating feelings and ready to make a change? My role is to be your partner in understanding yourself more deeply. We will put our heads together to uncover how beliefs about yourself and the world came to be, and how some may be preventing you from feeling satisfied in life. We often come to therapy when we are feeling stuck, and I want to work with you to understand what barriers are in the way to your feeling as alive and fulfilled as you hope to be.

As a licensed psychologist in NY and NJ, I offer remote individual psychotherapy to adults (Mon-Thurs: 9am-5pm). My approach is collaborative, and you are an active partner in designing your personal goals. I individualize treatment based on your presenting concerns/needs as well as your unique background and history. Based on my training and experience in a variety of treatment modalities, including CBT, DBT, and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, I use an integrative approach to help you reach your personal goals, which may involve learning skills to manage life’s difficulties and developing greater understanding of yourself.

We work with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families of all backgrounds and bring a heartfelt understanding and unwavering support to every session. We are warm, nonjudgmental, and collaborative in our approach. Our passionate therapists are highly trained and experienced in various therapeutic modalities, allowing us to tailor our approach to meet your specific needs. Navigate life transitions, anxiety, depression, dating and relationships, trauma, academic or career stress, cultural identity, family conflicts, and more with us. We have AANHPI and BIPOC therapists and offer bilingual therapy sessions in Spanish.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist with a private practice in Manhattan. I meet with adult and adolescent patients for treatment of depression, anxiety, and mood disorders. I am also qualified to work with individuals presenting with addictions and high risk behavior. It is my belief that psychotherapy is a collaborative effort between therapist and patient and that a good match promotes effective treatment.

OUT of NETWORK with insurance. Everyone has a story and I want to hear yours. I help clients develop self-awareness and self-empowerment so that you can heal your relationship with yourself and be in charge of your own life. I work from a fundamentally nonjudgmental lens and I view clients holistically, taking in all of the parts and pieces that make you who you are. I will never see you as a diagnosis. Goodness of fit is critical and I will personalize therapy to meet your unique needs. You might come in with one concern in mind, only to find out it's all connected! I believe humor and unconventional thinking will take us far.

Sophie is a young and experienced clinician. She earned her Master's degree from Tulane University. Sophie practices psychodynamic therapy. She centers her work around supporting and validating her clients' emotions, thoughts, and experiences. Additionally, she helps clients explore how their past experiences and trauma might be contributing to current problems. For example, some behaviors and beliefs can be holding clients back from being able to enjoy their lives .

Katerina believes that the foundation of a good and positive therapeutic experience is developing a strong relationship between the therapist and the client. She believes that by showing empathy and unconditional regard, as well as collaborating with the client in their treatment, a client can feel safe and comfortable to begin the work of understanding themselves and the world. As well as an emphasis on the client-therapist relationship, Katerina also uses a broad range of modalities, focusing highly on Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy as well as Psychodynamic Therapy.

Hi, I'm Jessica. The choice to begin therapy and take that first step for help is a very personal one and it can be difficult to be open and vulnerable with a complete stranger, Thanks for being here. I identify as a brown, fat, disabled first-generation woman, and I understand how daunting it can be to put yourself out there when you're not sure if you'll be enough. I promise in this space, you are always enough and you can come as you are. I have specific interest in working with those who struggle with anxiety, first-generation and cultural concerns, trauma, body-image/eating disorders, and who are disabled and/or cronicaly ill.

I provide supportive, psychodynamic, interactive therapy to individuals and couples. In the process of deeply exploring underlying reasons for pain and undesired behavior, I also focus on client's strengths, some of which are often undiscovered. I tailor the treatment to the client's needs and use an eclectic approach. I prefer to work with clients who are motivated and curious. My treatment approach is not limited to talk therapy. My specialites include: EMDR, which is particularly helpful to clients who are stuck in an unwanted pattern of behavior and/or who have experienced trauma.

Let’s say therapy works for you, what do you imagine will be different about your life? I always ask this question in our initial session, because therapy is about helping you get where you’re trying to go. My role is to provide a safe, non-judgmental space where curiosity is natural, compassion is the baseline, and exploration is key. To do this, I believe that a positive and strong relationship between therapist and client is essential. I typically work with clients who are navigating gender identity, life transitions, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and/or trauma—especially religious/spiritual trauma.

WHY THERAPY? Finding a therapist or counselor can be an anxiety-provoking pursuit. In my experience, people seek treatment for a wide variety of reasons, such as depression, anxiety/stress, relationship problems, parenting difficulties, low self-esteem, and so on. Seeking therapy is an act of maturity and strength! It says that you recognize that you are unhappy or dissatisfied with some aspect of your life and that you ultimately want to function and feel better.

You are the expert in your life and journey. Even when we think we have the best skills, it can sometimes feel like we are losing grasp of key areas in our lives. As those strings begin to unravel, we can feel the impact of complicated interactions with family and loved ones. We might experience a disconnect between our goals and our current station in life. I work with individuals and couples to share their thoughts freely, explore challenges, and develop solutions and coping mechanisms that support overall wellness.

Sam (they/them) works with individuals and couples in relational and collaborative ways. They specialize in treating trauma, depression, and anxiety and its impact on patients' relationships, capacity for intimacy, careers, and self-concept. Sam finds working with artists, academics and intellectuals, innovators working in Tech, leaders in the public service sector (politics, nonprofits) and the entertainment industry, LGBTQAI folks, non-monogamous individuals/couples, and people with alternative spiritual practices deeply fulfilling and offers all of their patients a judgment-free environment within which to connect.

We are intended to grow, evolve, and thrive. My role is to be one part of a healing and growth-oriented journey, - helping to clarify and navigate the struggles and problem areas that get in the way of achieving these things. I am experienced in treating a variety of problem areas including trauma, coping challenges, grief and relationship difficulties. I am also specialized in treating individuals with and affected by addiction. I work with families and couples, as well as facilitate psychotherapy and recovery groups. My approach is holistic and integrative, tailoring my interventions to meet the individual's therapeutic needs.

I am a psychotherapist who believes in healing through holistic means. I use client-centered and relational approaches to offer support, suggest solutions, and build sustaining change with my clients.

I offer talk psychotherapy, art therapy and wellness coaching for adults seeking to make proactive changes in therapy to experience a better quality of life. I believe that people are experts in their own lives and that we develop unique coping strategies over the years to help us navigate important relationships and experiences. I work with people to better understand themselves and to grow greater self-compassion and empathy. I view therapy as an important aspect of personal self-care and wellness. I assist people in finding a healthier work-life balance and enjoy more satisfying life, work and relationships.

I am a seasoned therapist treating adults struggling with relationships, anxiety, depression, life transitions, and personal goals. My specialities lie in familial conflict and trauma, women's mental health, and perinatal/parenting difficulties. I provide therapy for those seeking to minimize stress and discomfort, while working to build a deeper understanding of who they are. Together, we will navigate the challenges you are experiencing and dive deep in finding what works for you. I provide a warm, nurturing environment, while encouraging you to challenge yourself where you need to.

As a compassionate Therapist and Transformational Life Coach at Wellness Road Psychology, I help adults struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, low self-esteem, stress, and major life transitions (i.e., job loss, death of a loved one, weight loss surgery, adjustment to college life) to process pain, overcome challenges, and reclaim control over their lives. I also empower my clients to improve their health conditions (i.e., obesity, diabetes, sleep problems, and chronic pain), so that they can live life more fully. I am passionate about supporting people in creating sustainable habits that promote a healthy, balanced lifestyle.

You are looking to make changes in your life, but don’t know where to start. Or maybe it feels like there are too many changes in your life and it's making you anxious. You are in the midst of a life transition and are feeling anxious. There are so many valid reasons that people seek out therapy. It is one of the most personal experiences and therefore, I believe in a very individualized approach.