Stephanie Wiens, LICSW, is devoted to guiding children and adolescents, ages 4-19, through their unique challenges and emotional needs. With a profound passion for supporting youth, she creates a safe and welcoming space where kids and teens can express themselves freely and pursue their goals with the right support. She understands that many young clients have faced a multitude of stressors stemming from experiences over the past year, particularly related to the pandemic, and often seek help in managing these feelings. Stephanie is certified in trauma therapy and has a wealth of experience navigating personality disorders, primarily focusing her private practice on children and teens. Employing a range of effective modalities including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and narrative therapy, her approach is always client-centered, ensuring that each young person feels valued and supported. Recognizing the importance of a safe environment to share feelings and develop strategies for managing distress, she is here to help nurture resilience in your child or teen during these challenging times.

Amy Book, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, believes that self-compassion, fulfilling relationships, and a sense of meaning are the foundation of well-being. She understands that challenges such as depression, anxiety, intrusive thoughts, trauma, and life transitions can complicate the journey to connecting with these elements. Amy provides a safe and nurturing environment for individuals to delve deep into their experiences, thoughts, and emotions, paving a personalized path forward. Recognizing that each person is unique, she employs a variety of therapeutic techniques, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and Compassion-Focused Therapy, tailored to fit individual needs. Central to Amy's practice is the therapeutic relationship, forged through authenticity and genuine care. She is also aware of the hurdles in the process of seeking therapy and is committed to guiding her clients through logistical aspects such as insurance verification and scheduling. Amy offers sessions via telehealth, fostering accessibility and connection.

Dr. Sara Ellenbogen sees philosophy as not merely an academic pursuit but as an active process. Her approach to philosophical counseling serves as an alternative to conventional psychological treatment, where she and her clients collaboratively explore reasoning behind the challenges that bring them to therapy. She understands that people often operate under unexamined assumptions, which can keep them from exploring alternative viewpoints. By identifying and critically reflecting on these assumptions, clients discover the ability to make more conscious choices and lead more confident lives. Certified in philosophical counseling by the American Philosophical Practitioners Association, Dr. Ellenbogen adheres to the belief that a counselor's role is not to critique but to guide, empowering clients to philosophize independently. In her sessions, she fosters a space for philosophical dialogue where both the client and Dr. Ellenbogen engage actively. She respects individual beliefs while being transparent about her own, supporting clients in achieving their self-determined goals. Her ultimate objective is to equip clients with the philosophical tools necessary to address future challenges independently.

Ivy Gross, LICSW, is a dedicated therapist specializing in individual therapy for teens and adults seeking support through life's challenges. She employs an organic approach to understand each client's unique circumstances and stressors that contribute to their feelings of anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. Ivy believes in identifying strengths and building skills to empower her clients in reaching their personal goals. Through collaborative teamwork, she helps individuals alleviate discomfort while identifying triggers that may lead to these feelings, all aimed at fostering long-term change. Ivy utilizes a blend of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), among others tailored to meet her clients' needs. With a heartfelt commitment, she guides clients in accessing their inner strengths and supports them in navigating life’s complexities. Ivy's sessions are offered remotely, ensuring a safe and confidential environment for growth and healing.

Ally Kuriloff is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist who is dedicated to helping clients cultivate meaningful and fulfilling lives and relationships. She provides tailored treatment that is collaborative, trauma-informed, and relational, while firmly grounded in social justice principles. Ally draws from a wide range of therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems, Emotionally Focused therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, enriched by her experience in community mental health, family dynamics, and psychodynamic practices. She works with individuals, couples, and families navigating a spectrum of challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, and issues related to sexual intimacy, orientation, and gender identity. Ally has a special affinity for working with partnerships, including those in polyamorous and non-monogamous relationships. She holds the belief that psychotherapy should be accessible to everyone, whether one is confronting a recent crisis, managing chronic issues, or seeking deeper self-understanding. Her warm and non-judgmental style invites clients to take the courageous step of reaching out for support, emphasizing that they are not alone on their journey.

Tim Martin is a compassionate and skilled Counselor, holding an MA and LMHC credential, dedicated to guiding adults through their journey of healing and personal growth. His approach is conversational, flexible, and collaborative, creating a space where clients feel supported and understood. Tim believes that there is no singular 'right way' to navigate the challenges of life; instead, he collaborates with each individual to discover methods that resonate with their unique strengths and experiences. In his sessions, he fosters an atmosphere of curiosity and empowerment, encouraging clients to explore their past and present, which can illuminate their paths forward. As they identify recurring themes and develop structures for self-organization, clients often find themselves engaged with life in more meaningful ways. Tim emphasizes that therapy is an investment in oneself, helping individuals address feelings of anxiety, stagnation, and relationship challenges. Through the therapeutic process, clients can track and clarify their authentic selves, learning what it truly means to be human in an increasingly complex world. With expertise in issues such as depression, anxiety, and addiction, as well as various therapy types including Mindfulness-Based and Person-Centered approaches, Tim is committed to helping clients achieve their personal objectives and live authentically.

Natasha Monique Bolton-Pierre is a dedicated counselor with a compassionate approach to mental health. She specializes in empowering adults and elders, especially those grappling with issues such as depression, anxiety, and self-harming behaviors. Natasha understands that life can often feel overwhelming, and she is committed to helping her clients navigate through these challenges with hope, healing, and personal growth. Her expertise encompasses a range of complexities, including dual diagnosis, trauma, PTSD, and various mood disorders, ensuring a holistic approach to therapy. Utilizing tools like Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and art therapy, she tailors her methods to fit the unique needs of each individual. Natasha is also knowledgeable about spirituality and its role in healing, providing a culturally sensitive practice that resonates with a diverse clientele. Her goal is to support each client in discovering their path to a fulfilling and rewarding life.

Daniel Sprintzen, LICSW, has dedicated over twenty years to providing compassionate counseling to individuals and families facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, and life transitions. His work includes supporting adolescents, whether they are newcomers to therapy or have experienced multiple therapeutic relationships. Daniel believes that many young individuals, whether overtly or subtly, seek guidance in managing the complex journey of dependence and individuation. He excels in building effective rapport with his clients, making his approach distinct from conventional couch therapy. Recent evidence underscores the benefits of in-home, wraparound therapy for teens and families, a method Daniel embraces wholeheartedly. He offers individualized therapy, family counseling, and parent coaching, with a commitment to collaborating with schools, friends, relatives, and other professionals when needed. In today's world, where social media exacerbates feelings of anxiety and depression, Daniel is dedicated to thoroughly understanding each client's strengths and priorities. He crafts a personalized therapeutic roadmap aimed at fostering positive change and enhancing well-being for those he serves.

Michael Thomas Fillipon is an Independently Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 10 years of experience in the field. He is certified in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Michael specializes in working with individuals aged 11 to 70, addressing challenges such as anxiety, depression, substance use, and addictive behaviors. His profound expertise also extends to helping adults and adolescents who have experienced trauma. Michael is dedicated to teaching skills that foster mindfulness, equip individuals to cope with emotional distress, and enhance resilience in everyday life. For those facing anxiety, depression, or PTSD symptoms, he collaborates with clients to develop effective coping strategies and work toward achieving greater satisfaction in life.

Erica Wyner, MA, BCBA, LABA, is a dedicated therapist specializing in Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA). With a warm and nurturing approach, she effectively addresses behavioral issues and developmental disorders in children aged 6 to 10, as well as toddlers. Erica is passionate about fostering growth and understanding in her clients, creating supportive environments for both individuals and families. Her expertise in working with children on the autism spectrum allows her to provide tailored strategies that promote positive behavior and emotional well-being. Erica's commitment to her clients is evident through her compassionate care and professional guidance.