Oscar Health Therapists in Midtown, New York, NY

I am currently seeing clients virtually in New York, Florida and California. Don't Stay Stuck in the Yuck! Counseling and change can feel scary and overwhelming, while staying "stuck" where you are can be even more difficult. It takes time to build trust with a therapist, this can be even more difficult if you have been mandated to treatment or had a bad fit with a therapist in the past. I understand this and I want you to feel comfortable and be empowered in therapy. No matter what you have experienced in your past or what brings you to treatment, you can THRIVE!

I believe that, at the core of every human being, there is a need to be loved and to be valued, and that we meet those needs through our relationships with others. By the time we reach adulthood, we have established relationships with our families, friends, romantic partners, work colleagues, and others. And, while we all hope for the best, sometimes these relationships turn toxic and/or abusive. Despite the fact that we are not always aware of it, these unhealthy relationships negatively affect our mental health to the point where feelings of loneliness, sadness, anxiety, guilt, or shame become unbearable.

As a clinician at Avita PsyCare, I help my clients in healing various emotional blockages, such as excessive sadness or grief and chronic worry resulting from previous traumatic experiences. I am especially passionate about working with individuals, couples and families to identify and work to resolve any underlying disruptors to having healthy and supportive relationships. Having a unique perspective, and collaboratively, I help clients who are experiencing difficulties in acculturation and provide a special and safe place to discuss stressors related to immigration and resettlement.

Life is a journey with ups and downs. I’m here to help you get through it. I am a non-judgmental and empathetic therapist. I’m here to guide you on your healing journey to discover your strengths and give you the tools you need to get there.   You deserve treatment that's individualized specifically for your needs and to help you reach your full potential.

Do you feel depressed or anxious? Do you feel like you got caught up being who others expect you to be, instead of being who you really are? Have you been struggling with isolation, sadness and confusion that came with Covid-19? Do you have trouble maneuvering through your relationships? If so, I would love to talk with you. I believe in change, and that it can happen when you least expect it. Therapy is a great way to understand yourself, see what’s been holding you back, identify your barriers, and make that needed change to live a happy and meaningful life.

I'm Dr. Kate Ferrari and am here to assist you with difficulties you may be encountering in your life through a compassionate and non-judgmental approach. Regardless of the problems you are experiencing, my goal is to provide support, work with you to set goals for your future and develop tools to reach them. I am nonreligion affiliated, believe in a holistic perspective to mental well-being, and am a proponent of neurodiversity, who will help you on your personal path towards the life you would like to live. Please note that all services are provided virtually and are tailored to fit your needs from the comfort of your home.

Whether seeking relief from anxiety and depression, coping with trauma, or working to develop a better sense of who we are and what we want, we all seek therapy because we desire change. And change is difficult. It involves coming to terms with the past, shedding unhelpful habits and learning to function more effectively in the present.

I'm a therapist that specializes in trauma, C-PTSD and attachment wounding. I utilize a modern, integrative approach to help clients address and process how the trauma and painful events they've been through have negatively impacted their relationship to themselves and others. It can produce a lot of chronic stress and shame to act out this wounding unconsciously and I hope to create a therapeutic relationship that feels safe and resilient enough to explore these sensitive areas of our psyche. Through this work, we can help you quiet the chaos that arises when confronted with our social and emotional triggers.

I am a licensed psychologist who specializes in the treatment of disordered eating, body image dissatisfaction, and mood and anxiety disorders. I work best with clients who are open to a Health At Every Size approach and/or who are in a more sustained eating disorder recovery. I strive to create a warm, compassionate, non-judgmental environment where we can work collaboratively on healing unresolved issues, strengthening your sense of self, and helping you live your fullest life now.

Does it feel like your mind never stops? Like you’re constantly thinking or worrying about something or the same things over and over? A lot of people struggle with issues like low self-esteem, overthinking and overanalyzing things, low mood, and have trouble managing stress. If you’re struggling with gaining control over what is interfering with your well-being speaking to someone can help give you insight into what you’re going through and tools to change.

You're entering a space where you can be unapologetically you! That means you're free to laugh, cry, scream, and vent. I will be with you through each stage of emotion and I am going to challenge you to be in that moment, to feel, and to understand your emotions. I believe that healing begins when a client shows their authentic sense without worrying about being judged for what they are thinking or feeling. I create an atmosphere where the client understands that it is ok to not be ok but I also push the client to independently develop their own mental resilience and identify what they need to push forward through their struggles.

Deciding to start therapy is a courageous act. I understand how difficult it is to acknowledge that change cannot wait. The idea of letting someone you have never met into such vulnerability—and entrusting that person to embrace it and nurture it—feels daunting. I honor the opportunity to accept your weaknesses while working with you to uncover and fortify your unique strengths. By exploring the roots of an issue—whether it is family conflict or an eating disorder—I will guide you towards a shift in perspective and behavior that will result in a happier, more easeful existence

Hi. My Name is Laura Solomon. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and have been practicing for 20 years. I also have a Master’s in Social Science and graduated from both the University of Albany and Binghamton University. I have worked with a wide range of clients including addiction, eating disorders, anxiety, depression, codependency, grief, and family issues to name a few. I believe in meeting people where they are at yet also healthily challenging them for growth purposes. I have worked with clients in person as well as virtually.

Depression, Anxiety, and Stress sometimes you might feel that is is your baseline, and you should just get used to living with those feelings. You don't have to just accept your feelings, but you can actually experience emotional healing. My goal as a therapist is to support you to move to a place where you are loving the life that you live. I have extensive experience doing community based trauma healing work in NYC with LGBTQ populations, immigrants, and hospital based mental health therapy.

I have experience working with a range of patients from young children to older adults. I approach therapy from a patient-focused and strengths-based lens, believing that each individual has the capacity to overcome life's challenges. Additionally, growing up in a Chinese immigrant family in America, I also understand the impact of generational trauma and cultural identity struggles that first generational individuals and people of color deal with. I work with patients and within the community to mend and grow from these experiences.

The bottom line is that we all face challenges. We go through transitions–whether it is in relationships or jobs. We have responsibilities to partners, children and aging parents. Often times we need to cope with health issues—individually or with loved ones. The past two years have brought us a whole host of complexities with Covid-19, and for some, re-entering the world post-pandemic may be daunting, scary or just plain anxiety-provoking. I believe that no one has to feel alone in their challenges.