Racial Identity Therapists in New York, NY

Are you experiencing emotional unrest? Have you been dealing with negative self-talk or low self-worth? Is intense and persistent fear keeping you from a blissful life? Traumatic memories may still be alive in you. You might struggle with ripples of despair and hopelessness without a clear reason. And despite your best efforts, you can’t seem to find the ease or motivation to carry on. I’m here to help you recognize and process these challenging thoughts, emotions, and unresolved events to embrace your journey with acceptance and compassion.

We are authorized to do business as Q’Lective Therapy, though the official name through the NYS Office of Professions is Intersecting Mental Health Counseling Psychotherapy, PLLC. We are a group of queer, trans & non-binary, neurodivergent therapists who aim to serve our community. We provide accessible mental health care for folks from historically marginalized and oppressed communities. We work with children, adolescents, adults, couples/polycules, families, and groups. We specialize in gender, sexuality, kink, BDSM, non-monogamy, sex work, neurodivergence, trauma, mood disorders, racial identity, and intersectionality.

Life can feel overwhelming at times. Some might find it difficult to find the emotional courage to seek psychotherapy when you are already dealing with a quagmire of complex competing loyalties, identities, and personal and political conflicts. Whether you are dealing with the stress of racial identity, cultural integration, concerns related to fertility, substance abuse, or transitions throughout the life cycle, this process does not have to be an isolative experience. Carrying around those frustrations with nowhere to process them can further exacerbate difficulties in daily activities.

I am a licensed psychologist who provides individual, couples, and group therapy. My primary theoretical approach is insight oriented psychotherapy for individuals working through relationship issues, anxiety, depression, grief/loss, and adjustment to transition through life's challenges. I believe healthy people seek therapy for a variety reasons throughout life, and psychotherapy can help you find a more genuine and integrated way of living and relating to others. I work collaboratively to recognize patterns and become aware of unconscious habits and choices that impact one's life and functioning.

PLEASE EMAIL OR SUBMIT WEBSITE FORM (DO NOT CALL) TO SCHEDULE INITIAL PHONE CONSULTATION ------ Waitlist is currently OPEN. ------ Are you looking for support managing your mood, anxiety, health habits, relationships, cultural or other intersectional identities? I'm passionate about collaborating with individuals who are looking for support around boundary-setting, acceptance, self-actualization, conflict resolution, and overcoming life's challenges - mental, emotional, and physical.

Dr. Tyce Nadrich is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (NY), Board Certified Counselor, and Approved Clinical Supervisor. He specializes in providing services for adolescents and adults working through racial ambiguity, biracial identity development, and the intersection of social and mental health issues and racial identity. He also has extensive experience working with clients with depression, anxiety, and difficulties adjusting and coping. His goal is to provide a warm, welcoming, and culturally competence counseling environment, and assist clients in their development of wellness, stability, and self-sufficiency.

Hi! Here you are at the beginning of your journey towards personal growth and healing. Whatever has brought you to this moment may not be all figured out, and I want you to know that is okay. I believe the therapeutic relationship should be a good fit between you and I. I specialize in mental health for people of color, with a strong focus on Black mental health and racial trauma.I help individuals develop the tools and awareness needed to manage Anxiety, Self-Esteem/Confidence Issues, Relationship Challenges, Dating Frustrations, Racial Identity & Life Transitions.I want you to feel seen, heard, and understood.

Nice to meet you! I'm Stoop, a White, queer, anti-racist community-organizer who's committed to collective liberation and generational healing. I will support you finding your way through the places you get stuck, and tapping into your most authentic self. We will explore pain points, identify root causes, and build foundations of recovery on visions of humanity. First things first; we'll dig into areas of powerlessness and define integrity, so that you can begin to root into a source of power that is bigger than us all.

I am currently available for clinical supervision for LMSWs. I have a waitlist for individuals and a few openings for couples at this time. When things can feel out of control, I can provide you with a sense of stability and hope. Don't let the brokenness of the world discourage you from seeking a curiosity to become the most authentic version of yourself. I am here to support you in your journey to unpack and discover the ways in which you can thrive and come home to yourself. Let's take this breath-by-breath, step-by-step, you are already here, you are already on your way.

Welcome! My name is Constance J. Rose and I am a Clinical Psychologist. I earned my Ph.D. from Palo Alto University in Northern California and my Master’s degree from Teachers College, Columbia University in New York City. With background training in outpatient, inpatient, and community mental health settings, I proudly served culturally diverse individuals, couples, and families who experienced serious mental illness, race-based stress, intergenerational trauma, domestic/intimate partner violence, and acculturation challenges.

Do you find yourself lacking motivation, satisfaction, or direction? Perhaps you feel anxious, lost, or down? So often, despite appearances or what we strive to become, we are struggling on the inside and do not know how to make sense of it on our own. In our work together, we build an understanding of issues coming up in the present, as we connect the dots to the past, and create goals for the future.

I hold space that centers your multiple identities and explores how your experiences, past and present, influence how you feel and the choices you make. Together, I work with folks to identify and address interpersonal and structural-based trauma and incorporate somatic techniques to help explore the connection between stress, trauma, and your body. Our work will help deepen your understanding of the different parts of yourself to ultimately get to a place where you can choose how you want to engage in the relationships in your life, without guilt, shame, or judgement.

We all need spaces in our lives to be seen and heard. There are times, however, when it can be hard to find those spaces of acceptance, non-judgment, and problem solving. I will work with you to explore and find solutions to the challenges that come with navigating the realities of our complicated lives. My approach in therapy focuses on each person's unique stories, strengths, and resilience, from a space of empathy, and concrete tools to move forward. I believe that therapy is a collaborative process that balances spaces of acceptance with change, which is based in cognitive & dialectical behavioral therapy (CBT) and (DBT).

I believe in creating a calm, approachable, and non-judgmental space for clients to openly share their thoughts and emotions. I work from a holistic and strength-based perspective of client's needs through empathy, acceptance, and support. By exploring and processing inner thoughts and feelings, clients can gain a better understanding of their situation, and ultimately move towards positive change. I offer insight into clients' patterns of behavior and help identify and build new or existing skills with the purpose of uncovering clients' true potential.

My therapeutic style is empathetic, accepting, flexible, and genuine. I employ a trauma-informed, strengths-based, and anti-racist lens, specializing in trauma, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), acculturation stress, and racial identity.

Currently accepting for black folx & relational therapy! I work with clients who are open to growth, challenging conversations, improving relationships, and values spirituality or personal development. As a relationship therapist, I specialize in guiding clients to explore healing and connect with their well-being, including relationships with themselves, others, and the world. I prioritize healthy communication, conflict resolution, and navigating emotions while emphasizing the balance between headspace and heartspace. My expertise extends to cultural, ethnic, and racial identity issues, as well as various relationship challenges.

My practice as a psychotherapist prioritizes creating an unconditionally accepting space where you are free to explore your truest self. With postgraduate training in EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy) and AEDP (Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy), I work with adults, couples, and adolescents using an integrated trauma-informed approach. My clients describe me as warm, real, thoughtful, and engaged.

I believe our unique identities and lived experiences inform our inner landscapes. Difficult emotions you may be feeling are often signals that highlight and parts of ourselves longing for connection, understanding, and attention. Together we will listen to these signals, build a safe haven for exploration, and create space for self-expression, openness, and growth. There’s a deep comfort that develops when we feel safe and supported; and this experience can be healing and transformative. Centering warmth and empathy, I embrace a collaborative, person-centered approach, while utilizing practical tools to best suit your needs.

Are you struggling with developing healthy coping skills, low self-esteem, racial identity, dealing with grief, eliminating toxic cycles, changing negative behavioral patterns, improving personal/romantic relationships, problem-solving techniques, experiencing anxiety or depressive symptoms, reducing or managing stress, setting goals and implementing change? Through therapy, you can immediately begin to reduce and manage symptoms, while developing skills using a trauma-informed, strength-based, and person-centered approach.