Dena Domenicali-Rochelle is a skilled psychoanalyst and LCSW-R, currently offering therapy services virtually. With a robust academic background, having completed her undergraduate studies at Smith College and her graduate studies at New York University and The William Alanson White Institute for Psychoanalysis, Dena specializes in interpersonal psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. Her primary aim is to facilitate a deeper understanding of her clients and their relationships with others, making her adept at working with individuals facing challenges in romantic, platonic, or professional contexts. Dena possesses extensive experience in supporting individuals navigating high-pressure careers, new parents adjusting to parenthood, and single men and women maneuvering the NYC dating landscape. In addition, she addresses issues related to anxiety and depression, among other general concerns. Dena has made contributions to the field through her writings, with three published articles on Psychology Today, including 'Love Can Make You Crazy,' 'Dating Pandemic Style,' and 'New Parents: Fighting About the Same Thing Over and Over?' Additionally, she maintains an ongoing blog on Psychology Today focused on relationships, providing further insight for those considering her therapeutic services.