Rebeca Chen Ma is a social worker with experience working in the emergency room and the school systems. Her lens to therapy is relational, attachment, systems of oppression, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and trauma-informed. She believes every person can foster self-compassion and self-acceptance as they experience transitions and challenges in life, and that by working together with the clients, they can achieve that moment of self-love.

Cyrus Huang is a bilingual (English/Mandarin) social worker with a strength-based approach that focuses on individual goals for children and adults. His practice is multidisciplinary with a holistic approach incorporating Gestalt Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), cultural awareness, and mindfulness practices.

Meaghan Brosnan is a clinical oncology social worker with professional experience in trauma, crisis-intervention, and oncology with adults. Her work focuses on chronic illnesses and cancer, caregiver support, bereavement and grief, and anxiety and depression. She believes you are the expert on your own experience, and that her role is to help you access that power through strength-based and person-centered approaches.

Odessia Nicole Brown is a social worker who has worked in mental health, health care, and community services with experience working with children, adults, and families. She believes that the quality of one's life is determined by the quality of one's relationships with ourselves, others, and the world at large. Her approaches to treatment included CBT, DBT, trauma-informed, and relational therapy. Her work centers on helping individuals and couples actualize their best selves by increasing awareness, improving communication, and establishing healthy boundaries.

Pei Yu (Peggy) Liao is a bilingual (Mandarin/English) social worker with experience in early intervention and school systems, working with children and families. She uses a multidisciplinary, behavioral, and strength-based approach with cultural awareness to work collaboratively with both children and adults while supporting them through challenging moments in their lives.

Casey Leopold works with individuals navigating the intricacies of the human experience: having emotions and feelings that impact relationships with the self and others. Her approach is empathetic, humanistic, collaborative, and integrative, drawing on concepts from existential, relational, and psychodynamic theories. Viewing therapy as a sacred space, she accepts wherever you are in your journey and endeavors to work with you to co-create an authentic, healing relationship necessary for growth both in and outside of the therapeutic space. She has a background in the medical field, supporting individuals with chronic and terminal illnesses, anxiety, and adjustment to life changes. As a certified yoga teacher, her practice is also informed by the connection between the mind and body.

Hannah Sommer is a licensed clinical social worker with over seven years of experience working in a large public hospital doing crisis and therapy work with adults. She has also provided support and counseling on reproductive and sexual education, sexuality, and addiction topics in community and university-based settings. Deciding to start therapy is a big step and finding the right therapist can take time. She aims to provide the safest possible environment to name, access, and process your emotions and work towards your goals. She operates from a strengths-based and trauma-informed viewpoint, embracing curiosity and humor to lead you towards a deeper understanding of yourself.

Amy Acosta is a bilingual (English/Spanish) Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in New York City. She has experience working with mental health and trauma via hospital and clinic-based settings; she served individuals with trauma histories and dealing with severe mental illness. Her therapeutic approach aims to support, challenge, and motivate you to explore the multi-faceted human being that you are.

Himani Patel is a licensed social worker specializing in anxiety, family-dynamic issues, and life transitions. She has experience with dialectical behavior therapy, goal setting, and general psychodynamic therapy. She also has a passion for assisting the Indian American community to access mental health care as we navigate the cultural/familial differences. She uses a client-driven approach by asking guiding questions to assist clients to learn more about themselves, striving to have clients self-identify root causes of patterns and behaviors they are experiencing, and providing encouragement to clients to strengthen their self-esteem and confidence. She believes life is as challenging as it is beautiful and hopes to work with her clients to build a healthier relationship with oneself, others, and life.

Anna Lin is a mental health counselor who specializes in anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and trauma. Coping with anxiety and depression is extremely difficult and reaching out to seek therapy is the beginning of a journey to make a change. She aims to provide a nonjudgmental place for you to explore and heal. She utilizes person-centered and strength-based approaches to aid with unpacking complex feelings to put them into words and eventually action.

Airam Marcano is a bilingual (English/Spanish) Licensed Master Social Worker based in NYC. She has experience working with trauma survivors specializing in intimate partner violence, sexual violence, and homicide. She has a passion for assisting Hispanic/Latino communities to access quality mental health services. She believes therapy is an opportunity to hold space and nurture people to be able to find the power within themselves to heal. She uses a person-centered and relational based approach when working with people to becoming the version of themselves they want to be.

Sam Fortune is a licensed clinical social worker specializing in helping clients with anxiety, self-esteem, body image, depression, stress management, relationship issues, life transitions, chronic illnesses including cancer for both patients and caregivers, and bereavement. She provides a direct, but empathetic approach utilizing several client-centered therapeutic interventions including CBT, strength-based, motivational interviewing, mindfulness, and narrative therapy. She has experience working with several populations of all ages from adolescents and young adults in several settings from inpatient to mental health clinics. She understands how reaching out for help can be overwhelming and scary. Nevertheless, she aims to provide a safe space, where clients can openly speak about their feelings and find comfort.

Sara is a bilingual licensed master social worker who specializes in chronic illness, grief, life transitions, and mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, and trauma. She is passionate about providing access to services to BIPOC and the Hispanic population. Sara utilizes a person centered approach with modalities such as trauma informed care, narrative therapy, relational therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy. She believes that proving a safe and judgement free space can help in allowing individuals to face the toughest aspects of themselves and events/factors that has impacted them and their life. Sara is committed to assisting Individuals by providing insight on strategies to cope with difficulties as well as ways to reach self-improvement.

Laura Isherwood is a social worker with experience in hospital, school, and outpatient settings. She offers trauma-informed therapy to young adults and adults. She integrates approaches like CBT, DBT, relational therapy, and attachment theory, bringing compassion, curiosity, and humor to each session. She firmly believes that every individual possesses inherent coping abilities and resilience. It is her passion to support others in learning how to tolerate and grow from life’s challenges.

Ariel Goltche is a Licensed Master Social Worker with experience working with people from diverse backgrounds across the lifespan, from children through older adulthood, in schools and non-profit agencies. Through a strengths-based approach combined with psychodynamic, attachment, and solution-focused techniques, she supports her clients in developing a greater understanding of themselves and offers tools to help them cope with daily challenges as well as nuanced, life-long issues. Ariel specializes in issues including anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and maternal mental health. She believes that everyone is the expert of their own story and acknowledges the importance of connecting with your therapist to establish a trusting therapeutic relationship over time. Ariel leads her sessions with compassion and understanding, with the goal of promoting self-agency and self-empowerment.

Madeleine Foley is a social worker with experience working in schools and outpatient therapy settings. Her approach to therapy is relational, and is rooted in the belief that true healing comes from human connection and unconditional acceptance. Madeleine incorporates elements from trauma-informed treatment, attachment theory, internal family systems, and humanistic approaches. With her genuine and compassionate nature, Madeleine creates a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their emotions and work towards personal growth and well-being.

Michelle is a clinical social worker who feels passionate about creating kind connections with her clients. Using a holistic approach with strengths based and psychodynamic modalities, she considers one's individual needs in creating a unique treatment plan. Michelle strongly believes that empathy and understanding offers a safe space for healing and growth, as well as building a healthy therapeutic relationship. She aims to support you in identifying your needs/goals, exploring your story, and setting you up for a life that you are confident and comfortable with.

Mandy is a trilingual (English/Cantonese/Mandarin) social worker and board-certified music therapist with five years of experience working in hospitals, non-profit organizations, and outpatient settings.As a therapist of color and an immigrant, it is Mandy’s priority to understand how her client’s intersecting identities have impacted their lives and their way of thinking, as well as how that shapes the way they navigate the world. In psychotherapy treatment, Mandy uses a combination of attachment-based, psychodynamic, process-oriented, and mindfulness-based approaches, along with cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectic behavioral therapy (DBT) and eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR) techniques. She believes that clients have everything they need within themselves to reach their full potential. Her role is to guide clients to parts of themselves that they may be struggling to accept, discover aspects of themselves that they may be unfamiliar with, and explore different ways of coping to live a more fulfilling life.

Dior Alvarez is a bilingual (English/Spanish) mental health counselor specializing in anxiety, depression, children, and trauma. She holds a post-baccalaureate certificate in Victimology Studies and has experience working with trauma survivors. Dior recognizes that individuals seek therapy for various reasons, from short-term difficulties to long-standing issues. She aims to create a safe and supportive environment where clients can feel understood, explore their challenges, and begin the healing process. She employs various therapeutic approaches, such as person-centered, strength-based, CBT, and mindfulness-based techniques, customizing them to each individual to foster insight and enhance their mental and emotional well-being.

Erin Lien is a bilingual (English/Mandarin) social worker with experience working with adult individuals and couples. She uses a trauma-informed, collaborative approach in her work with clients to find clarity in navigating the human experience. She believes that therapy is an investment in yourself to find the understanding needed to move about the world with greater ease and a sense of peace, and to be more intentional in your relationship with yourself and those around you.

Santana St.Cloud is a bilingual therapist (English and Haitian Creole) who understands that looking for quality therapeutic services requires a safe connection. It can feel like a challenge and as the world evolves, so does the sense of ourselves begin to unfold. Over the past 19 years, she's practiced with a variety of treatment modalities with a strong focus on a holistic approach. From the beginning, her focus was to broaden her expertise in delivering therapeutic services that range from Early Childhood Development to Older Adults. Her specialties include trauma focused therapy, psychotherapy, and attachment styles. She is passionate about the Arts and has incorporated them into my practice, which has influenced her style of therapy. This modality can help connect the mind and body in ways to recenter and express ourselves. Ultimately, her goal is to help uncover some of the challenges you're facing and to amplify the strengths you already have.

Alex Barsky is a licensed social worker and former attorney offering a client-centered, collaborative, and non-judgmental approach to therapy. She specializes in supporting individuals through life transitions and various mental health challenges. With her experience in the legal system, Alex is particularly attuned to the unique anxieties and struggles faced by those involved in legal matters. She also holds specialized training in Couples and Family Therapy from the Ackerman Institute. Alex believes that the foundation of effective therapy lies in a strong, trusting relationship between client and therapist. Her practice is rooted in a relational, psychodynamic approach. She is committed to helping clients navigate challenges, achieve emotional well-being, and find lasting happiness.

Huiying Yang is a bilingual (English/Mandarin) social worker with experience supporting immigrant communities and survivors of gender-based violence. She brings a person-centered, trauma-informed, and attachment-based approach to her work, offering a warm and culturally responsive space for clients to explore, heal, and grow. Huiying believes therapy is a powerful tool to deepen self-understanding, build resilience, and navigate life’s complexities. Grounded in the belief that everyone moves at their own pace, she collaborates with clients to create a supportive environment where they feel seen, empowered, and safe to be themselves.

Cynthia is a licensed social worker with training around working with couples and families from the Ackerman Institute for the Family. She also holds a specialized practice certificate in Crisis and Resilience from Fordham Graduate School of Social Service. Her clinical experiences include supporting interracial and multicultural partnerships, parents, second generation youth, as well as immigrant families navigating the intersection of tradition and change. Cynthia offers a strengths-based, relational, and trauma-informed approach. She believes healing happens when we honor all parts of ourselves - including the parts shaped by our families, communities, culture, and lived experiences.