Family Therapy in New York, NY

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Moshe Ratson
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, MBA, MA
New York, NY 10016
My practice includes Individual, Couples Therapy, Marriage Counseling and Family Therapy as well as Life Coaching, Career Coaching as well as Executive Coaching services.
RELATIONSHIP ENHANCEMENT and INFIDELITY is area of special expertise, while special intervention is designed particularly for INTERRACIAL & MULTI-CULTURAL RELATIONSHIPS. Other issues I work with include anger management, self esteem, emotional intelligence, marital issues, career and life transitions as well as addressing all types of relationship problems.
My practice includes Individual, Couples Therapy, Marriage Counseling and Family Therapy as well as Life Coaching, Career Coaching as well as Executive Coaching services.
RELATIONSHIP ENHANCEMENT and INFIDELITY is area of special expertise, while special intervention is designed particularly for INTERRACIAL & MULTI-CULTURAL RELATIONSHIPS. Other issues I work with include anger management, self esteem, emotional intelligence, marital issues, career and life transitions as well as addressing all types of relationship problems.
(917) 725-3157 View (917) 725-3157
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Miranda York
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
1 Endorsed
Online Only
I offer psychotherapy to individuals and couples who reside in California, New York, Oregon, and Kentucky. I offer clinical supervision to associates residing and working in the state of California. As a psychotherapist, I am flexible and tailor my approach to the need of each client. I have been trained in many modalities that offer various benefits, depending on your needs and preferences (EMDR, AEDP, Sensorimotor, Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic, Somatic). As a clinical supervisor, I supervise from a primarily psychodynamic orientation. I am trauma and anti-oppression informed.
I offer psychotherapy to individuals and couples who reside in California, New York, Oregon, and Kentucky. I offer clinical supervision to associates residing and working in the state of California. As a psychotherapist, I am flexible and tailor my approach to the need of each client. I have been trained in many modalities that offer various benefits, depending on your needs and preferences (EMDR, AEDP, Sensorimotor, Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic, Somatic). As a clinical supervisor, I supervise from a primarily psychodynamic orientation. I am trauma and anti-oppression informed.
(332) 230-9687 View (332) 230-9687
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Sanjana Utiramerur
Pre-Licensed Professional, MSW-I
New York, NY 10123
Life can feel overwhelming at times, especially when we are faced with major changes, difficult relationships, or emotions that feel hard to manage. Therapy can offer support in working through these challenges, finding perspective, and developing healthier patterns. I specialize in working with adolescents and adults navigating anxiety and mood disorders, trauma/PTSD, relationship dynamics, cultural identity, stress and low-self esteem. My goal is to offer a welcoming space where we can work together to build insight and practical skills that help you move forward with confidence and self-compassion.
Life can feel overwhelming at times, especially when we are faced with major changes, difficult relationships, or emotions that feel hard to manage. Therapy can offer support in working through these challenges, finding perspective, and developing healthier patterns. I specialize in working with adolescents and adults navigating anxiety and mood disorders, trauma/PTSD, relationship dynamics, cultural identity, stress and low-self esteem. My goal is to offer a welcoming space where we can work together to build insight and practical skills that help you move forward with confidence and self-compassion.
(646) 793-4397 View (646) 793-4397
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Peter A Hill
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-R
Online Only
Times of transition can be frustrating and painful for families.
As an Ackerman graduate with extensive additional training, including an externship in Emotionally Focused Therapy, I have dozens of years' experience helping people like you. I take a down-to-earth approach, helping you, your partner and family gain insight into the patterns and barriers that constrain you and rediscover your own resources and strengths.
Times of transition can be frustrating and painful for families.
As an Ackerman graduate with extensive additional training, including an externship in Emotionally Focused Therapy, I have dozens of years' experience helping people like you. I take a down-to-earth approach, helping you, your partner and family gain insight into the patterns and barriers that constrain you and rediscover your own resources and strengths.
(917) 746-1256 View (917) 746-1256
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Dr. Kathryn Sullivan
Psychologist, PhD
New York, NY 10029
Sullivan has extensive experience providing evidence-based therapy to children, adolescents, adults, and families across various settings, including private practice, clinics, hospitals, and schools.
Dr. Sullivan works with clients to develop skills to navigate challenges. She has specific interest in ADHD and executive functioning challenges, helping clients develop strategies for organization, time management, decision-making, and problem-solving. For children, she integrates school-based interventions and parent collaboration for lasting progress.
Sullivan has extensive experience providing evidence-based therapy to children, adolescents, adults, and families across various settings, including private practice, clinics, hospitals, and schools.
Dr. Sullivan works with clients to develop skills to navigate challenges. She has specific interest in ADHD and executive functioning challenges, helping clients develop strategies for organization, time management, decision-making, and problem-solving. For children, she integrates school-based interventions and parent collaboration for lasting progress.
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Emily Logsdon
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LMSW
4 Endorsed
Online Only
Do you struggle with anxiety, depression, and other intense emotions that leave you feeling overwhelmed and exhausted? Do you feel frustrated by not being able to regulate your emotions and at a loss of what to do? Many people feel overwhelmed with how to move through difficult emotions, and you are not alone. I believe therapy can help you deepen your relationship to yourself, make deeper connections with others, and experience life to the fullest. Therapy with me is about learning tangible skills to work through these feelings and process what is going on so you can make meaningful life changes and start to feel better.
Do you struggle with anxiety, depression, and other intense emotions that leave you feeling overwhelmed and exhausted? Do you feel frustrated by not being able to regulate your emotions and at a loss of what to do? Many people feel overwhelmed with how to move through difficult emotions, and you are not alone. I believe therapy can help you deepen your relationship to yourself, make deeper connections with others, and experience life to the fullest. Therapy with me is about learning tangible skills to work through these feelings and process what is going on so you can make meaningful life changes and start to feel better.
(646) 798-4771 View (646) 798-4771
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Victoria Blumberg
Licensed Psychoanalyst, LP, LCAT
6 Endorsed
New York, NY 10016
You’re here! Perhaps it’s your intuition saying you’re ready to get to know yourself more. Maybe you’re tired of feeling stuck, confused, and lonely, trying to break old cycles, yet finding yourself repeating the loop again and again. Whatever brings you to this page, welcome! As a trauma-informed therapist and psychoanalyst, I offer a safe space to explore all the parts of you, building awareness around where your unhealthy patterns were born, why they continue, and work towards breaking them.
You’re here! Perhaps it’s your intuition saying you’re ready to get to know yourself more. Maybe you’re tired of feeling stuck, confused, and lonely, trying to break old cycles, yet finding yourself repeating the loop again and again. Whatever brings you to this page, welcome! As a trauma-informed therapist and psychoanalyst, I offer a safe space to explore all the parts of you, building awareness around where your unhealthy patterns were born, why they continue, and work towards breaking them.
(631) 657-0619 View (631) 657-0619
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Jennifer L. Hartstein
Psychologist, PsyD
New York, NY 10001
I am intensively trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and have extensive experience working with depressed, suicidal and self-injuring teens and their families.
I believe that it is important to tailor each individual's treatment so that it best suits his/her needs.
I am intensively trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and have extensive experience working with depressed, suicidal and self-injuring teens and their families.
I believe that it is important to tailor each individual's treatment so that it best suits his/her needs.
(646) 351-1668 View (646) 351-1668
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Elise Palumbo
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LMSW
1 Endorsed
New York, NY 10165
I have experience working with individuals, couples, and families across the lifespan, primarily addressing anxiety, depression, grief, loss, bereavement, OCD, challenging family dynamics, trauma, and life transitions.
As a psychotherapist, I strive to create a trusting space for you to uncover your story. Together, we will be curious about your thoughts, feelings, relationships, and history aiming to shed light on experiences that may have been challenging. By building self-knowledge, we will take a careful look at patterns that emerge within your life and work through some that may not serve you. Primarily working with individuals who have experienced some form of grief and loss, I value meaning-making, working through existential distress and anxieties, and finding comfort throughout this difficult and meaningful process.
I have experience working with individuals, couples, and families across the lifespan, primarily addressing anxiety, depression, grief, loss, bereavement, OCD, challenging family dynamics, trauma, and life transitions.
As a psychotherapist, I strive to create a trusting space for you to uncover your story. Together, we will be curious about your thoughts, feelings, relationships, and history aiming to shed light on experiences that may have been challenging. By building self-knowledge, we will take a careful look at patterns that emerge within your life and work through some that may not serve you. Primarily working with individuals who have experienced some form of grief and loss, I value meaning-making, working through existential distress and anxieties, and finding comfort throughout this difficult and meaningful process.
(646) 974-9625 View (646) 974-9625
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Anja Behm-Soholt
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MA
New York, NY 10010
Going through big life changes—like the end of a relationship, a job shift, or moving to a new place—can leave you feeling unsettled, anxious, or even hopeless. These moments can be hard to manage alone, and reaching out for support is a powerful first step. I help people navigate life transitions and the emotional challenges that come with them. In our work together, I draw from several approaches depending on your needs. As a certified psychoanalyst, I can help you explore and understand deeper patterns in your emotions and relationships. I also use Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to teach practical skills.
Going through big life changes—like the end of a relationship, a job shift, or moving to a new place—can leave you feeling unsettled, anxious, or even hopeless. These moments can be hard to manage alone, and reaching out for support is a powerful first step. I help people navigate life transitions and the emotional challenges that come with them. In our work together, I draw from several approaches depending on your needs. As a certified psychoanalyst, I can help you explore and understand deeper patterns in your emotions and relationships. I also use Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to teach practical skills.
(646) 600-9104 View (646) 600-9104
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Ann Jones
Pre-Licensed Professional, BA
Online Only
My approach is guided by Internal Family Systems, somatic, cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic therapies to help you explore and befriend the complexities of your inner world.
I’m committed to providing a compassionate therapeutic environment; I want you to feel heard, valued, and respected. I will support and empower you on your journey toward healing, autonomy, self-advocacy, and self-discovery. I honor and respect diverse backgrounds, identities, and experiences and aim to provide inclusive care; integrity and confidentiality are at the core of my beliefs. I believe the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—is the focus of our time together, and I recognize the interconnectedness of the many aspects of well-being. Our work will focus on your strengths and resilience to help you heal your wounds.
My approach is guided by Internal Family Systems, somatic, cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic therapies to help you explore and befriend the complexities of your inner world.
I’m committed to providing a compassionate therapeutic environment; I want you to feel heard, valued, and respected. I will support and empower you on your journey toward healing, autonomy, self-advocacy, and self-discovery. I honor and respect diverse backgrounds, identities, and experiences and aim to provide inclusive care; integrity and confidentiality are at the core of my beliefs. I believe the whole person—mind, body, and spirit—is the focus of our time together, and I recognize the interconnectedness of the many aspects of well-being. Our work will focus on your strengths and resilience to help you heal your wounds.
(929) 930-5608 View (929) 930-5608
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Dawn Manganello
Counselor, LMHC, RYT
Online Only
I use a person centered approach, incorporating a wide range of interventional styles tailored to respond to your unique, individual needs and goals, and maintain an understanding of cultural & systemic influences that impact our state of being. With additional certifications as a Certified Yoga Teacher, and Usi Ryoho Reiki Level II practitioner, that inform my practice, we will, together pursue a wholistic and integrated approach toward your healing, goal attainment, increased self-awareness, and personal & professional growth.
I use a person centered approach, incorporating a wide range of interventional styles tailored to respond to your unique, individual needs and goals, and maintain an understanding of cultural & systemic influences that impact our state of being. With additional certifications as a Certified Yoga Teacher, and Usi Ryoho Reiki Level II practitioner, that inform my practice, we will, together pursue a wholistic and integrated approach toward your healing, goal attainment, increased self-awareness, and personal & professional growth.
(516) 788-5393 View (516) 788-5393
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Sanjidah Chowdhury
Counselor, LMHC
New York, NY 10023
I work with individuals navigating anxiety, identity exploration, life transitions, and relationship challenges. As a Bangladeshi Muslim American and child of immigrants, I value the richness of culture and lived experience. My approach is creative, grounded, and informed by passions like mental health advocacy, literature, and Dungeons & Dragons. In our work together, I aim to create a space where you feel seen, heard, and supported as we explore your path forward.
I work with individuals navigating anxiety, identity exploration, life transitions, and relationship challenges. As a Bangladeshi Muslim American and child of immigrants, I value the richness of culture and lived experience. My approach is creative, grounded, and informed by passions like mental health advocacy, literature, and Dungeons & Dragons. In our work together, I aim to create a space where you feel seen, heard, and supported as we explore your path forward.
(332) 291-8849 View (332) 291-8849
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Vaughn Jenkins
Counselor, LMHC
1 Endorsed
Online Only
If you are committed to improving your relationship with self, a romantic partner, your child, parents, friends or other family members, I invite you to join me in therapy as we help you strengthen your relationships and love to your fullest capacity.
As Black men a lot of us have been socialized in ways that makes maintaining deep relationships a challenge. Whether the cause is unresolved trauma, communication skills with room for improvement, socialization of our masculinity or anything else, allowing the issue to go unresolved creates tension where there could be harmony. A lot of us developed defenses for remaining safe in a world we feel isn’t safe for us. We also develop dynamics in our relationships where we may continue deploying defenses in safe spaces, preventing ourselves from receiving love and loving to our fullest capacity.
If you are committed to improving your relationship with self, a romantic partner, your child, parents, friends or other family members, I invite you to join me in therapy as we help you strengthen your relationships and love to your fullest capacity.
As Black men a lot of us have been socialized in ways that makes maintaining deep relationships a challenge. Whether the cause is unresolved trauma, communication skills with room for improvement, socialization of our masculinity or anything else, allowing the issue to go unresolved creates tension where there could be harmony. A lot of us developed defenses for remaining safe in a world we feel isn’t safe for us. We also develop dynamics in our relationships where we may continue deploying defenses in safe spaces, preventing ourselves from receiving love and loving to our fullest capacity.
(646) 663-5849 View (646) 663-5849
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EG Glaude, LCSW, PC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW-R
New York, NY 10025
Individuals, couples, families, children and groups are treated.
MILITARY: Psychotherapy provided to veterans and dependents suffering from PTSD, Anxiety and Depression,Chemical Dependency, Grief and Loss, War Trauma, Readjustment to Civilian Life. DWI Assessment, evaluation and treatment provided for alcohol and substance abusers. EDUCATION Counsel undergraduate students with academic, career, and psychological issues.
Individuals, couples, families, children and groups are treated.
MILITARY: Psychotherapy provided to veterans and dependents suffering from PTSD, Anxiety and Depression,Chemical Dependency, Grief and Loss, War Trauma, Readjustment to Civilian Life. DWI Assessment, evaluation and treatment provided for alcohol and substance abusers. EDUCATION Counsel undergraduate students with academic, career, and psychological issues.
(646) 392-7321 View (646) 392-7321
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Michael Nettis-Benstock
Psychologist, PsyD
Online Only
I work to build a strong therapy relationship in which you can feel safe, empowered, and cared for. Meaningful engagement in such a relationship can help tremendously in processing difficult feelings and experiences, building insight, and producing change. I also pay particular attention to the role that early-life experiences, relationships with caregivers and other significant figures, culture, and all kinds of meaningful contexts play in shaping our thoughts, feelings, and experiences.
I work to build a strong therapy relationship in which you can feel safe, empowered, and cared for. Meaningful engagement in such a relationship can help tremendously in processing difficult feelings and experiences, building insight, and producing change. I also pay particular attention to the role that early-life experiences, relationships with caregivers and other significant figures, culture, and all kinds of meaningful contexts play in shaping our thoughts, feelings, and experiences.
(929) 590-9679 View (929) 590-9679
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Alyssa Kosmer
Counselor, LMHC
5 Endorsed
Online Only
We can explore your personal narrative within the context of time and place, family and culture, actions and reactions, to cultivate emotional well-being.
I specialize in the treatment of acute, lifelong, and intergenerational trauma, and recovery from narcissistic abuse and high-demand groups. My approach is trauma informed and psychodynamic. I am certified in Integrated Trauma Studies through a 2 year post-graduate clinical training from The Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy in NYC.
We can explore your personal narrative within the context of time and place, family and culture, actions and reactions, to cultivate emotional well-being.
I specialize in the treatment of acute, lifelong, and intergenerational trauma, and recovery from narcissistic abuse and high-demand groups. My approach is trauma informed and psychodynamic. I am certified in Integrated Trauma Studies through a 2 year post-graduate clinical training from The Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy in NYC.
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Guglielmina Gareri-Goldenberg
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
1 Endorsed
New York, NY 10016
Starting therapy is one of the hardest things one can do. When a person decides to begin therapy they are often at a point where they know something in their life needs to change, but are not sure where to begin. Departing from what is familiar can be scary. I understand how difficult making changes can be, and recognize how stressful it is to begin work with a new therapist.
Starting therapy is one of the hardest things one can do. When a person decides to begin therapy they are often at a point where they know something in their life needs to change, but are not sure where to begin. Departing from what is familiar can be scary. I understand how difficult making changes can be, and recognize how stressful it is to begin work with a new therapist.
(917) 242-4634 View (917) 242-4634
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Franklin Ezeorah
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
New York, NY 10001
In our sessions, I provide personalized therapy to meet your unique needs—whether for individuals, couples, or families.
Are you a college student, a young adult/an adult feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, stress, and self-doubt? You’re not alone. Many face the pressures of academic performance, social situations, and the challenges of adapting to a new culture, especially if you’re an international student or an immigrant. Relationship issues can also add to the emotional burden, making it challenging to find balance and peace. Imagine having a safe and supportive space to openly express your feelings without fear of judgment. You deserve effective coping strategies to manage your anxiety and stress, as well as guidance in improving your communication.
In our sessions, I provide personalized therapy to meet your unique needs—whether for individuals, couples, or families.
Are you a college student, a young adult/an adult feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, stress, and self-doubt? You’re not alone. Many face the pressures of academic performance, social situations, and the challenges of adapting to a new culture, especially if you’re an international student or an immigrant. Relationship issues can also add to the emotional burden, making it challenging to find balance and peace. Imagine having a safe and supportive space to openly express your feelings without fear of judgment. You deserve effective coping strategies to manage your anxiety and stress, as well as guidance in improving your communication.
(646) 992-5073 x701 View (646) 992-5073 x701
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Judith S Lee
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, PhD, LCSW
New York, NY 10036
I am not the person to see if you just want to vent, blame others, remain passive, and continue to be anxious and depressed. I do not work this way because it does not help people. I am the person you want to see if you want to: Take control of your life, Figure out what has been getting in your way, Become in control of yourself and your future, Experience internal empowerment, purpose, and meaning in your life. For quicker responses, please send an email to drjudithlee at hotmail dot com.
I am not the person to see if you just want to vent, blame others, remain passive, and continue to be anxious and depressed. I do not work this way because it does not help people. I am the person you want to see if you want to: Take control of your life, Figure out what has been getting in your way, Become in control of yourself and your future, Experience internal empowerment, purpose, and meaning in your life. For quicker responses, please send an email to drjudithlee at hotmail dot com.
(646) 386-2324 View (646) 386-2324

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Family Therapy Therapists
What do family therapists do?
A family therapist facilitates the process of understanding and improving how a family functions. The therapist will help family members develop empathy for one another. They’ll seek to understand existing patterns, misunderstandings, and conflicts that arise, in order to help the family arrive at a realistic, unified understanding and develop the coping skills they need to build stronger relationships.

How long does therapy for families take to work?
Therapy manifests differently in every family; a common time frame is 12 weekly sessions, but some families may see improvement after just a few weeks. Families should discuss their goals with the therapist at the beginning of the process and periodically revisit those goals to assess their progress together.

How can you encourage a family member to attend family therapy?
You can encourage family members to attend therapy by expressing with both love and concern the challenges you see and explaining how a therapist could help the family navigate those challenges together. An outside perspective can help everyone feel heard, get on the same page, and develop new skills. If family members are still hesitant, it may be helpful to emphasize that family therapy is short-term—it won’t last forever.

Is therapy for families effective?
Family therapy can significantly improve family dynamics and relationships. Research suggests that family therapy can help individuals understand their role in the family, communicate and solve problems together, reduce conflict and draw boundaries when necessary, and develop coping skills for stressors, major life changes, and mental or physical illnesses within the family.