Therapists in Greenwich Village, New York, NY

At Surrey Psychotherapy, we're here to support individuals who are ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth. Our clients seek help with issues like anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD, addiction and relationship challenges. They long for a happier, more fulfilling life, and they want to understand themselves better. Together, we'll work towards your goals of healing, resilience, and a brighter future. Your transformation begins here!

Hi! My name is Allison Steinberg and I’m a LCSW psychotherapist in New York. I received my Master of Social Work from Columbia University School of Social Work. I have extensive experience with issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship issues, life changes/transitions, grief and loss, bullying, and work/school difficulties. I’m skilled in children, teens, young adults (20s and 30s), and adults.

Ellen's diverse work experiences include counseling children, adolescents and adults of all ages. Ellen works from a strength-based perspective and blends multiple principles from differing schools of psychotherapy, including: art therapy, DBT, CBT, positive psychology, and mindfulness. She has worked extensively with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, concerns regarding chronic illness, issues related to self identity, life transitions, and coping with family matters.

Kimberly Powers, LMHC, has been effectively supporting patients with developing self-awareness and emotion regulation through the use of Dialectical behavior therapy and the warm glow of the computer screen. Patients use their new periods of calm to direct their movement toward values-based and actionable goals and improve their lives. My clients are motivated to learn about themselves in an accepting and well-boundaried space that emphasizes non-judgmental self-assessment and learning.

Everyone possesses the innate wisdom and ability to heal, grow, and change. Therapy provides a safe and supportive space for introspection and emotional processing, allowing us to better understand ourselves with curiosity and compassion. By gaining insight into our behaviors and patterns, we can use this understanding to guide us toward healthier choices and new directions.

Catherine, a Master's graduate in Mental Health Counseling from Medaille College, creates a haven for you to explore, heal, and transform. Witnessing the "aha!" moments in her clients' eyes fuels Catherine's passion. She helps them untangle thought distortions, shed maladaptive coping mechanisms, and embrace healthier ways to manage emotions and navigate challenging behaviors.

Welcome, I invite you into a safe healing space. l imagine you have been struggling with your mood, life changes, perhaps loss of a loved one, past difficulties lingering or general difficulty to manage. Conceivably, there could be many pain points of what brought you here to my page. Nonetheless, you clearly have a motivation to obtain a sense of wellness and healing. And I want to encourage you, that there is hope.

I work with clients experiencing anxiety, burn out, and those who feel stuck between their current routine and the life they want. I take a flexible, eclectic approach to therapy, ensuring that you get the session that will be most helpful for you. If you like open-ended sessions, we can do that. If you like structure or homework assignments, we can do that too! I encourage clients to get creative during sessions to make themselves comfortable. That could mean coloring or playing a game to allow you to go at your pace. Once you feel safe in our space, that's when you can start to really make progress to unlock your potential.

Are you taking care of everyone else but yourself. Do you find that you have to keep busy all the time, or else it feels like you’re wasting time. Are the emotions so much bigger than you can handle, and yet people just tell you “it is not that big of a deal.” Is it hard keeping friendships, because you find that you do all the communication. Get the emo playlist ready, and let's dig into that shit together. I can help you to find ways to reduce the hold anxiety and depression has on you.

As a person-centered clinician with Tourette Syndrome I make it a point to ALWAYS take into account the person in front of me. The truth is, you are the expert of your life. This is true in every sense, not just mental health. In observing this I breakdown my approach with 3 major values which I like to call the AC&I - Authenticity, Candor, and Integrity. It is a combination of these values that I am looking at, paired with a person-centered lens that we can achieve your goals together.

I had a philosophy professor in college who said their answering machine held the two most important questions we could ask ourselves. “Who are you? and “What do you want?” We don’t always know what those answers are, but we can find them out together. Whether you’ve been in therapy before or this is your first step towards change, I am confident we can create goals that are right for you. Making a change is a difficult step and I’m here to help you in that transition in any way I can. Together we will identify areas in your life that you want to see change in, and how to shift from surviving to thriving.

Hello, I am Charity, a licensed psychotherapist. I treat individuals and families across the lifespan who are navigating emotional and behavioral difficulties, lifecycle transitions, and trauma. I provide compassionate care in a safe and trusting environment. I also challenge my patients to better understand themselves through behavioral patterns and interpretations, and support them in exploring the necessary changes that may improve themselves and their relationships. My approach to therapy is collaborative, direct, and relational, structured from the evaluation process of getting to know you and building therapeutic rapport.

Melody Clemons-Smith, LCSW. Melody Clemons-Smith is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has a certification in working with the Forensic population. Melody is committed to providing therapy to individuals, couples and families. Some of Melody's clinical interests include working with high-conflict couples, socio-cultural issues, trauma, personality disorders, and cultural identity disorders. Melody utilizes an integrative and collaborative approach and tailors her work to each client’s specific needs and goals in the context of their life.

I prioritize an interactive and relational approach to therapy, helping clients to understand the factors contributing to destructive patterns, uncover their strengths, and develop the skills and opportunities necessary for improvement and their version of success. I understand the impacts of an invalidating narrative and strive to help people build greater confidence and a sense of productivity in their personal and professional lives.

Hello! I'm Jessica, I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) working in New York State. I specialize in working with adults with a range of concerns from serious mental health diagnoses to addiction, to anxiety and relationship concerns. I typically work with adults dealing with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, substance use disorders, and/or PTSD. I'm happy to discuss diagnoses and conditions not listed as well. I work with individuals of all gender identities, as well as everyone across the LGBTIQA+ spectrum.

Currently, after 15 years of working at the city outpatient mental health clinic I am very excited to open my own private practice providing a high quality of care using telehealth platforms. I have experience helping clients of different age groups and with various mental health issues. My ideal client is someone who suffers from depression/ anxiety/ bipolar disorders, has relationships issues or difficulties to cope with work, school or life transitions stressors. Also, I like to help immigrants adjusting to living in the USA, especially clients from the former Soviet Union. I am fluent in English and Russian languages.

Julissa Hernandez is a licensed mental health counselor. Julissa believes therapy is very specific in the sense that each individual needs and wants unique outcomes. In keeping with this, Julissa tailors her approach to each patient. She understands that vulnerability is not easy. In building a strong therapeutic alliance with her patients, she provides space for them to feel safe and explore difficult topics. Through conversation and exploration, Julissa helps patients become aware of patterns in their lives and create healthy ways to navigate their interactions and build stable, healthy lives.

My approach to therapy is empathic and non-judgemental. I work toward helping a person feel safe to say everything and believe that therapy heals largely through the power of the therapeutic relationship. Therapy provides valuable insight into ourselves. When we become conscious of who we are and what we are feeling and thinking we are able to make better choices and lead happier more productive lives.

Dr. Downey creates a warm, validating, and authentic environment for her clients. She specializes in working with adults facing a variety of challenges, including but not limited to depression, anxiety, trauma, disordered eating, and relationship difficulties. Dr. Downey is invested in supporting her clients improve their quality of life, alleviate suffering, create and sustain meaningful relationships and establish emotional well being.