Teletherapy for New York, NY

Now accepting new Clients! There is no perfect being, relationship or parent. Once we get rid of damaging expectations in which we impose on ourselves or that have been imposed on us by others we began to understand who we are. Building or rebuilding a relationship with yourself enables you the ability to experience more meaningful romantic, familial and peer relationships. You are not expected to be perfect, you are expected to show up! Let’s work to get you to a place where you are mentally and physically motivated to be present in your presence.

Carly Keogh is a licensed mental health counselor. Carly helps her patients feel in charge of their own journeys by connecting with them and supporting them through hardship. While Carly believes strongly that each patient should be empowered to select their own treatment plan, she provides a clinical perspective and outside opinion. She offers support, and encouragement, and helps people see their own value and potential. She isn’t afraid to try unconventional methods and is always willing to adjust her approach to meet her patients’ needs. Carly works with patients ages 15-65.

Linda Santiago is a licensed clinical social worker. Linda’s patients can expect unconditional acceptance, regard, and an awareness that the mind and body are deeply connected. Linda loves what she does, and it shows in how she relates to her patients. Linda is intuitive, compassionate, and genuine, which helps her patients feel comfortable expressing their thoughts and feelings. Her goal is to enhance each individual’s strengths so they can enjoy higher-quality relationships and a better sense of self. Linda treats patients ages 13-64.

Aubrey Lusignan is a licensed mental health counselor. Aubrey believes everyone is deserving of healing and places her client’s goals at the forefront of treatment. Aubrey takes into consideration your unique situation so you can feel connected, heard, and supported in reaching your own potential. You can expect a warm, compassionate, and direct therapeutic relationship with Aubrey. She prides herself on creating a sense of safety within her sessions that encourages her clients to take risks and foster self-growth.

It is possible to have a mind; your mind, that you can depend on and turn to when you are under stress. It is also possible as a parent to gain a new understanding of your child’s challenging behaviors and find this a useful resource to support your child in learning to regulate their emotions, elicit emotional support, and/or create safe and healthy peer relationships. I help guide and invite adolescents and adults to know more about what they are feeling, understand why they are feeling it in a particular way, and to handle their emotions in ways that benefit themselves and others.

Adeyemi Aladenika is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has accumulated multiple years of experience supporting clients of different ages and backgrounds.

With a client-centered and evidence-based approach, Estefany provides a safe and non-judgmental space for clients to explore their thoughts and emotions. By utilizing a range of therapeutic techniques tailored to each individual, Estefany empowers clients to overcome their challenges and achieve their goals. A few techniques that Estefany utilizes in therapy are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness, and Exposure Therapy.

Alyce Newman is a licensed clinical social worker. Alyce’s style is relaxed, raw, and old soul oriented. She understands that her patients need to feel comfortable around her in order to open up about difficult topics. She also sprinkles humor into sessions when appropriate. She’s found that being able to laugh with a therapist makes it easier to feel safe crying around them. Her main goal is to create an atmosphere where patients can find clarity, confidence, and hope. Alyce uses cognitive behavioral therapy,motivational interviewing, dialectical behavioral therapy, strengths-based approaches and solution-focused therapy approaches

Megan Morrison is a licensed mental health counselor. Megan’s patients can expect empathy, compassion, and full and undivided attention. She prides herself on being able to see things through her patients’ perspectives. By giving people the tools to get through distressing or challenging times, she helps her patients find the motivation to live their healthiest lives. Megan uses cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, and more.

Banafsheh Sanjari is a licensed clinical social worker. Banafsheh provides a strengths-based, person-centered, eclectic approach tailored to each patient’s goals and needs. She empowers her patients so they can achieve their goals and build a life they want. In the session, Banafsheh uses cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness techniques. She creates a culturally-sensitive, comfortable, safe environment for her patients so they can speak from the heart. Banafsheh has been providing therapy since 2016 and works with patients up to 64 years old.

I work with individuals and couples, adults and adolescents on a range of issues including: overcoming depression, anxiety, and mood disorders; adjustment issues and life transitions; gender and sexuality; premarital counseling; career and vocational; social anxiety and peer relationships; hoarding and organization; smoking cessation; and overcoming substance use and addictions. I have extensive experience working with military veterans, individuals who identify as LGBT, and people diagnosed with HIV/AIDS.

Grace Chen, M.Phil.Ed., M.S.Ed., M.A., MHC-LP eligible, enriches our team as a bilingual NYS Mental Health Counselor with a diverse finance and mental health background. Her journey from finance, marked by an MA in Accounting from George Washington University and a BA in Economics from Lafayette College to mental health demonstrates her dedication to finding deeper meaning in her work. Grace is a clinician, fluent in English, Mandarin Chinese, and Shanghainese dialects, and invites the opportunity to provide therapeutic services in all these languages.

Dominica Aufiero is an LCSW who holds a holistic view on healing and deeply values the client-therapist relationship. She believes that creativity is the essence of psychotherapy. Valuing her clients’ partnership in their healing journey, Dominica invites them to explore their inner insights and creativity under her therapeutic guidance. She utilizes various clinical approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), culturally sensitive, eclectic, integrative, Jungian, humanistic, transpersonal, strength-based, and Gestalt therapies.

Feeling like you don’t belong around your friends or family? Ever wake up with regret or anxiety after a night of social drinking? Unsure what you need to do to get out of this rut? People I work with are often coming to therapy with these concerns. I also work with individuals struggling with body image, confidence, anxiety and self esteem. Anxious teens and young adults trying to manage peer relationships and other mental health concerns are also people I work with. I help my clients make big decisions, adjust to new life circumstances, navigate their interpersonal relationships and manage their anxiety, fears or moods.

Tina Joen, MFT-LP holds a Master’s Degree from Alliance University. Embracing the belief that family dynamics and patterns intricately shape individual experiences, Tina approaches her practice with a focus on the interconnected set of relationships that define each client’s journey.

Despite our best efforts to change, obstacles can be terribly difficult to overcome in isolation; I am dedicated to creating a safe space in which we can explore the thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and relational patterns that may be causing you to feel stuck. I work with young adults on the various challenges that arise when transitioning into adulthood, including creating healthy romantic/peer relationships, early career development, and challenging family dynamics. I have experience supporting individuals in exploring their gender, sexual, and romantic identity development, and welcome members of the LGBTQQIA+ community.

Are you grieving, feeling sad or depressed, anxious, have uncontrollable anger or feelings of low self-esteem? These and other forms of inner conflict can be overwhelming and debilitating. They can cause physical pain as well as fatigue, sleeplessness, eating disorders and a host of other symptoms and behaviors. Psychotherapy can address these issues and help you to lead a more peaceful and fulfilling life. Finding the right therapist is crucial and can be challenging. Location and insurance are practical concerns, but should not be the primary consideration. The rapport between you and your therapist is key to successful treatment.

Finding a psychologist who is a good fit, especially at the time of emotional crisis can be challenging. To find someone who is empathic, but also direct and firm, who is not afraid to call you out when you most need it, someone who understands the real life challenges of being a parent, teen, or young adult and who approaches challenges with a sense of humor and compassion, someone who has the right training, expertise, and schedule, can be daunting, to say the least. I am a CBT/DBT trained and practicing psychologist who is compassionate and direct.

Specialties: Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, PTSD, ADHD, Intimate/Family/Peer Relationships, Phobias, Self-Esteem Issues, Panic Attacks, Panic Disorder, Grief & Bereavement, Life Transitions, Dating, New to the City