Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) Therapists in Gramercy Park, New York, NY

Couples in crisis,or quietly losing their way, have come to me for help in strengthening their relationships in a neutral, supportive atmosphere. I also have extensive experience with individuals (adult and children) and families. In crisis, short term or long term therapy, I am quite familiar with issues of depression, anxiety, work, or family stress. Many clients contact me regarding concerns about isolation, sexual identity, mood swings,and interpersonal relationships . Men, who often seek out therapy less readily than women, are well represented in my practice. People in the arts also occupy a large part of my work.

I help people sort through parts of life that feel 'stuck' and work to identify skills to move forward. In particular, my work has focused on helping people improve their relationships with food, their bodies, and the culture that has dictated the most harmful elements of this relationship. I have training in both psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral modalities, and my practice leans into values-driven Acceptance and Commitment therapy. I welcome clients from all identities, and make space to address the impact of explicit and internalized biases.

Most of us, at some point in our lives, feel stuck or face problems that feel overwhelming. Whether you are struggling with stress, anxiety, depression, relationships, school/career, loss or health issues, I will work to ease you through this difficult period. Learning to live more fully and take better care of ourselves should be positive, fulfilling and empowering. Using your strengths, my aim is to help you build a healthier, more satisfying life. This may involve changing thoughts, habits and emotional patterns that no longer serve you, while cultivating self-compassion and acceptance for those things you cannot change.

Sometimes in life we feel disconnected from ourselves and the people we love most. We feel a strong desire for change whether we know exactly what that change is yet or not. At times that change is forced upon us due to a loss of some kind in which we find ourselves grieving and in pain. Or the change we want feels unacceptable and risky. As a therapist, I believe in the transformative power of change. I believe we all possess internal wisdom and the ability to change in ways that are needed and desired. I am also aware that change can be scary and feel impossible at times.

I specialize in the alleviation of physical symptoms deriving from, or exacerbated by, psychological causes, working collaboratively to build a strong, genuine connection -- one of trust, empathy, and warmth -- with my clients. The mind body understanding allows us unique opportunities to reach profoundly new insights and self-awareness, making changes, even with long-standing difficulties, easily attainable. In many cases, symptoms can be reduced very quickly. I now work in a short term consultation model with numerous resources to help, including teaching seminars and individual & group consultations. Visit www.crushingdoubt.org.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist who provides psychotherapy services to adults, adolescents, children, and families. I specialize in short-term treatment and cognitive-behavior therapy for anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, trauma, and mind-body issues. As a therapist I am caring and approachable, and I strive to balance empathy with an engaged and interactive style. I am multilingual (Spanish and Italian) and enjoy working with people from all different backgrounds. I pride myself in approaching my therapeutic work with a focus on the integration of mind, body and spirit.

I am Rebecca, a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist. My practice is fully virtual and all sessions are held via secure teletherapy platform. I am an LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC affirming provider. My approach is rooted in supporting the strength, resilience, and wisdom of the client.

You want to move forward with a psychiatric provider with the time, energy, & attention to really get to know you and your life. You’re looking for someone who sees you as a whole individual and can think outside the box—therapy and psychiatry in one place with one person. You're most likely part of an LGBTQIA+ community and a creative struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and/or ADHD. Let's speak and get things moving for you on all levels- biological, psychological, emotional, habitual, lifestyle, and more...

Therapy is a space to share your story and grow into the best version of yourself. I work with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, transitions, loneliness, and relationship issues. Whether these conditions are brought on by school, work, family issues, and/or societal difficulties, we’ll collaborate to find ways to cope, become more resilient, and make the most out of life. The modalities I use depend on what works best for you. For example, I might use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help you break unhelpful patterns, or mindfulness to help you stay present while unpacking difficult emotions.

The decision to start therapy is personal and courageous and not always easy. Everyone goes through times when they feel more stressed out, angry, anxious or depressed. It is easier for people to explore their lives and make transformations when they are working with a therapist that they feel comfortable with and trust. My intention is to help you identify the goals you want to work on and to help you understand what is getting in the way of achieving them. I ultimately want to give you a new perspective and look at your underlying belief systems and the repetitive patterns that have been keeping you stuck.

I specialize in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), working together with my clients to develop a focused, personalized plan to achieve their goals. This typically includes addressing unhelpful thoughts and behaviors through learning specific skills to take control of their emotions. I am one of the co-founders of NYCBT, a private psychology group practice in Manhattan, and I also have an office in Greenwich, CT.

Thank you for viewing my page. Are experiences from past relationships seeping into your present? Does your family history impact your ability to trust? I am a psychodynamically trained psychotherapist, and I help individuals and couples find greater fulfillment in their interpersonal relationships. We are inherently social creatures who long for meaningful relationships. Relationship problems can lead to feelings of anxiety, depression, even hopelessness. Together we will explore how patterns of thinking and feeling about yourself can shift into a more satisfying experience. Our aim is not to dwell in the past, but to understand how it informs the present.

I'm Founder and Clinical Director of The Flatiron Center for Psychotherapy and an experienced clinical psychologist and supervisor. My style is warm, direct and down to earth. I've helped many clients with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, personality disorders, and other concerns. Whatever difficulties you may be facing, I'll work closely with you, sharing my clinical knowledge and experience to help you better understand your issues and discover new solutions. Armed with new perspectives and insights, we can not only overcome your symptoms but help you live a life that feels freer, more authentic and more fulfilling.

Ayla often works with clients who struggle with anxiety disorders, low self-esteem, and women's health issues. She works with adults across the lifespan with a special interest in major life transitions. After becoming a mother herself, Ayla became more interested in helping people navigate the difficulties surrounding prenatal and perinatal issues. Ayla runs the Women’s Health Program at NYCBT.

I am an experienced psychotherapist and throughout my career I have trained in various modalities of treatment. I combine the best of these approaches to tailor a treatment plan that is optimal for each individual's unique needs. My approach is interactive and I give feedback and make behavioral suggestions when indicated. I have been in practice over 35 years and have treated a great variety of issues. I have been on the faculty of Albert Einstein Medical College, New York Medical Collage and at Beth Israel Medical Center and have extensive experience in psychotherapy both in supervision and practice.

My decision to become a therapist evolved as my values, my own understanding of the world & my place in it, broadened. It is this evolution that I work to facilitate for my patients as they seek to find their unique places in the world. I believe in relationship therapy, with both a psychodynamic & open systems theory base. I try to account for both environmental & hereditary variables in the treatment paradigm using direct intervention & a mix of traditional psychodynamic & psychoanalytic techniques, including CBT & DBT elements.

Rebecca offers a compassionate and action-oriented approach to therapy, striving to empower individuals with insights and practical tools for genuine transformation. She collaborates with clients to identify personal short and long-term goals and adapts her methods accordingly. Her extensive experience includes helping adults navigate challenges such as hopelessness, excessive worry, self-esteem issues, difficulty concentrating, perfectionism, irritability, emotional dysregulation, and interpersonal conflicts.

I am a psychotherapist treating a range of issues and specializing in eating disorders, including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, etc., and co-occurring addictions, mood disorders. I help clients gain insight, while practicing healthier behaviors to participate in life, cope with feelings, decrease isolation and build relationships. I appreciate the role long-standing eating disordered patterns play in the lives of my clients and their families.

With over two decades of dedicated practice in clinical social work, I bring a depth of understanding and compassion to my work with adults and couples. My areas of expertise include guiding individuals through the complexities of depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges. As a therapist trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), I journey with clients through the shadows of past traumas to the light of healing. Throughout this process, we gently unravel and reweave the tapestries of their lives, transforming pain into resilience.