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Young adults • Life transitions • 1st/2nd gen immigrants • Relational stressors

Languages: English • Hindi

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“To love. To be loved. To never forget your own insignificance." - Arundhati Roy.

I create a curious, non-judgmental space where we work together to help you gain a better understanding of yourself.

Training: MSW Candidate, Silberman School of Social Work

Experience: CUNY Brooklyn College • SEEK Program

Specialties: Young adults • Life transitions • 1st/2nd gen immigrants • Relational stressors

Languages: English • Hindi

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Couples and Families • Individuals • Youth • Self-Esteem • Racial Identity • Relationships and Communication • Life-Transitions • Groups • Emotional Blocks

Languages: English

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“We will do it together—whether you are navigating important relationships, managing a transition, finding your voice (again), or learning to prioritize peace and rest amid various tasks and responsibilities.

I lead with love, lean into vulnerability, and remain curious. I'll ask you to do the same, which will clear the path for truly transformational work. 

If you’ve started this work, maybe you're hoping to dive deeper, but with a partner or other loved ones. If this is new to you, know that I trust your experience. YOU are the expert on your life; however, I will be right here with you as you unpack and make sense of things, identify next steps, and/or imagine something entirely new for yourself or your family.

Our journey together toward healing and resolution will not be easy, but it will certainly be worth it.”

Training: MSW, Silberman School of Social Work • Ackerman Institute for the Family Couple and Family Extern • Ackerman Institute for the Family's Social Work and Diversity Program • Political Science and Policy Studies Dual Degree, Syracuse University

Experience: Ackerman Institute for the Family Clinic Therapist • School Social Work • Relational Therapy • Motivational Interviewing • Person-Centered Therapy • Strength-Based Approaches • Structural Family Therapy • Family Systems • Emotionally Focused Therapy Techniques • Educator • Organizer

Specialties: Couples and Families • Individuals • Youth • Self-Esteem • Racial Identity • Relationships and Communication • Life-Transitions • Groups • Emotional Blocks

Languages: English

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Individual Therapy • Life Transitions • Depression • Domestic Violence • Grief • Men’s Issues • Relationship Issues • Trauma and PTSD • Substance Use

Languages: English

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“I believe every person carries a profound and beautiful story worthy of being heard, affirmed, and held with care—and that each of us is deserving of liberation. My approach to therapy is collaborative and relational, creating space for us to honor your story, discover possibility, and reconnect with the wisdom, meaning, and humanity you bring to the world”.

Training: MSW Candidate, Silberman School of Social Work • CPT-NFPT Focus Personal Training Institute • B.A. Theater and Performance

Experience: Bronxworks Rapid Rehousing for Survivors of Domestic Violence

Specialties: Individual Therapy • Life Transitions • Depression • Domestic Violence • Grief • Men’s Issues • Relationship Issues • Trauma and PTSD • Substance Use

Languages: English

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Individuals • Older Adults • LGBTQIA+ • Gender Transitions • Life Transitions • Grief • Depression • Anxiety

Languages: English

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“My broken heart is not a judgement or a crime. It is a detailed record of how I have tried to meet the violence of the world with as much openness as possible.” – Lama Rod Owens

I approach my work as a journey toward spaciousness, especially that spaciousness which emerges when we begin to tend to our relationships with ourselves, and when we do so without leaving the body behind. In the words of Derek Walcott, “The time will come when, with elation, you will greet yourself arriving at your own door, in your own mirror, and each will smile at the other’s welcome.” I am dedicated to walking alongside the people I work with as they meet themselves over and over again, uncovering, accepting, and integrating their different parts along the way.

Training: BS in Health Psychology: Integrated Wellness, Bastyr University • MSW, Columbia University School of Social Work • MPH, Department of Sociomedical Sciences, Mailman School of Public Health

Experience: Henry Street Settlement • SAGE: Advocacy and Services for LGBTQ+ Older Adults

Specialties: Individuals • Older Adults • LGBTQIA+ • Gender Transitions • Life Transitions • Grief • Depression • Anxiety

Languages: English

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Individuals • Older Adults • LGBTQIA+ • Gender Transitions • Life Transitions • Grief • Depression • Anxiety

Languages: English • Haitian Creole

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Clinical Supervisor and Seminar In Field Instructor

“We are conduits of peace and healing. I meet clients where they are and guide them toward where they want to be. Through creativity, movement, breathwork, meditation, and clinical tools, we work as a team to shift mindsets, deepen self-understanding, and face the hard things together.”

Training: MSW, Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College • BA in Vocal Jazz Studies, USC • Family Functional Therapy (JCCA) • Certifications in diverse family structures, adolescent development, trauma in teens, and workplace stress management

Experience: The Shiny Triangle (virtual therapy for children, teens & parents) • Director of Mental Health Professions, Commonpoint Queens • Family Functional Therapist, JCCA • Clinical Social Worker, JVL Wildcat Charter School • Children’s Aid Society

Specialties: Teens • Emerging adults • Adults • Groups • Life transitions • Relationship issues • Life coaching • Family Functional Therapy

Languages: English • Haitian Creole

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Individuals • Couples • Families • Relationships • Life transitions • Anxiety • Depression • Trauma • Addiction • Chronic Illness • Sexual Concerns • IFS • ACT

Languages: English • Russian

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“You might have anxiety that won't quiet down, a relationship pattern you keep repeating, or the exhaustion of holding everything together while feeling disconnected from yourself. I work with adults and families navigating anxiety, life transitions, trauma, addiction, chronic illness, and sexual concerns. Many of these struggles are personal but they also move through families, reshaping relationships and connection in ways that are hard to untangle from the inside.

My approach draws on Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). IFS builds self-awareness and self-leadership for lasting change. ACT helps you clarify what matters and build a life aligned with it even when discomfort is part of the process. Together they go deeper than coping. The work is honest and collaborative.

I offer morning and afternoon appointments for folks flexible schedules, remote workers, caregivers, healthcare workers, creatives, and students. Weekend family sessions are available for families working on communication, connection, and repair. If you're ready to start, I'd be glad to be part of that with you.”

Training: MA in Mental Health Counseling, Baruch College

Specialties: Individuals • Couples • Families • Relationships • Life transitions • Anxiety • Depression • Trauma • Addiction • Chronic Illness • Sexual Concerns • IFS • ACT

Languages: English • Russian

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Children • Adolescents • Teens • Adults • School-based concerns (bullying, social anxiety, academic stress) • Parents and families in transition • Spiritual and faith-based therapy

Languages: English

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“You are the one thing in this world, above all other things, that you must never give up on.” – Lili Reinhart

“As an empathic therapist, honoring your individuality is central to my work. I am genuinely passionate about walking alongside you—ensuring you feel respected, seen, valued, heard, and supported throughout your therapeutic journey.”

Training: MA in Guidance and Counseling, NYU Steinhardt (School Counselor) • College Advising Certificate, Teachers College, Columbia University • Bereavement Training, NYU Silver School of Social Work

Coaching Training: Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) • Strong Interest Inventory (SSI) • Holland Code Career Assessment

Specialties: Children • Adolescents • Teens • Adults • School-based concerns (bullying, social anxiety, academic stress) • Parents and families in transition • Spiritual and faith-based therapy

Languages: English

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Anxiety • Depression • ADHD/Executive Functioning • Trauma

Languages: English

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“Arrive curious, without the armor of certainty, the plans and planned results of the life you’ve imagined. Live the life that chooses you, new every breath, every blink of your astonished eyes.” -Rebecca del Rio

I believe therapy provides the opportunity to meet yourself again, and discover the strengths and capabilities you already possess that will help you stand up to whatever challenges life throws at you.

Training: Master of Social Work, University of Denver

Experience: Women’s Center of Southeastern Michigan • New York Psychotherapy and Counseling Center

Specialties: Anxiety • Depression • ADHD/Executive Functioning • Trauma

Languages: English

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Individuals • Adults • Older Teens • Relationship issues • Trauma • Neurodivergence • Queer and trans community • Non-monogamy and non-traditional relationships • Disability

Languages: English

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“You shouldn’t have to leave parts of yourself at the door to be understood. Together, we can honor the parts of you that brought you this far, make sense of the patterns you’ve learned along the way, and create space for new possibilities. My approach is psychodynamic and draws upon Internal Family Systems (IFS) to help you better understand yourself, cultivate self-compassion, and support your capacity for healing and growth.”

Training: MA in Mental Health Counseling, City College of New York • BA in Psychology and Women, Gender, & Sexuality, Johns Hopkins University

Experience: City Mental Health Counseling • Disability Rights Advocates

Specialties: Individuals • Adults • Older Teens • Relationship issues • Trauma • Neurodivergence • Queer and trans community • Non-monogamy and non-traditional relationships • Disability

Languages: English

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Adults • Older adults • Black/Afro-Caribbean immigrants • LGBTQIA+ communities • Burnout • Career counseling • Life and career transitions • Identity • Anxiety • Trauma/PTSD • Relationship issues • Groups

Languages: English

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“Healing is more than overcoming struggles—it’s about reclaiming joy, embracing authenticity, and deepening our connection to ourselves and our communities.”

Training: MSW, Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College • ICF Certified Professional Coach, Blooming Willow Coaching • Restorative Justice Circle Keeping, Community Justice for Youth Institute

Specialties: Adults • Older adults • Black/Afro-Caribbean immigrants • LGBTQIA+ communities • Burnout • Career counseling • Life and career transitions • Identity • Anxiety • Trauma/PTSD • Relationship issues • Groups

Languages: English

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Couples • Individuals • Adults • Older adults • LGBTQIA+ communities • Immigrant experience • Aging

Languages: English • Spanish

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“Your existence is resistance. Systems can make us feel like we’re never doing enough, but I want to encourage compassion for yourself. You are resilient and have made it this far using the methods available to you. Our work will explore who you are in relation to yourself, your loved ones, and the world around you—finding sustainable practices rooted in compassion, freedom, and joy.”

Training: MSW, Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College • BA in Psychology, Queens College

Experience: Jewish Assoc. Serving the Aging (JASA) • NYC Affirmative Psychotherapy • Queens College DREAM Team

Specialties: Couples • Individuals • Adults • Older adults • LGBTQIA+ communities • Immigrant experience • Aging

Languages: English • Spanish