Sophie Schapiro is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LCSW) who believes in the transformative power of therapy. With a focus on helping individuals make sense of difficult emotions, she strives to bring clarity to relationships with oneself and others, fostering greater self-acceptance. Sophie possesses significant clinical experience supporting LGBTQ+-identified individuals and welcomes clients across the entire gender and sexuality spectrum, addressing a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges. She partners closely with her clients to identify areas of stagnation, disrupt unhelpful patterns, and process complex emotions. By examining relational patterns, Sophie helps clients understand their origins and facilitates change when such patterns are no longer beneficial. Practicing from an interpersonal perspective, she is currently advancing her training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy at the William Alanson White Institute in New York City. Sophie values the creation of a warm and affirmative therapeutic relationship as a cornerstone of effective therapy.

Molly Bienstock is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who warmly welcomes individuals seeking to explore their highest dreams by embracing their unique autonomy and authenticity. With a deep commitment to holistic methods, she incorporates yoga, breathwork, meditation, and somatic experiencing within the therapeutic space. Molly skillfully guides her clients in uncovering the limitations they feel while encouraging them to envision their best selves. In a safe environment, she emphasizes the importance of acknowledging both the wounds and the healing potential inherent in each person.<br /> <br /> As a special educator, social worker, therapist, tarot reader, and skilled instructor of yoga, breath, meditation, and movement, Molly brings a wealth of experience to her practice. She is trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, an approach that harmonizes western therapies with ancient eastern practices, fostering integration and wholeness. With a relentless pursuit of personal and professional growth, she only offers techniques and strategies she has personally experienced and vetted. Molly is on a mission to help her clients reconnect with themselves, utilizing various strategies that promote connection and inner peace on the journey to self-love.

Rosell Billingy is a dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in guiding children, teens, and young adults through life’s complexities, including family changes, life transitions, behavioral issues, school stress, anxiety, and depression. She passionately supports parents in developing effective coping strategies and self-care skills, enabling them to foster positive changes at home. Rosell understands that with the right tools, including communication and coping mechanisms, individuals can navigate and overcome challenging events. As a first-generation college graduate from the Caribbean, she holds an undergraduate degree in Human Services from the New York City College of Technology and completed her graduate training at the prestigious New York University School of Social Work. With expertise in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, positive psychology, self-esteem building, play therapy, and grief counseling, Rosell integrates a variety of therapeutic approaches tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Fun facts about Rosell include her love for travel and a steadfast belief that brighter days are ahead.

Saul Raw is a compassionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) dedicated to supporting individuals through their mental health journeys. With a focus on addressing issues such as depression, stress, and anxiety, Saul offers a safe space for teens, adults, and elders (65+) to explore their thoughts and feelings. Utilizing an integrative approach that blends interpersonal, eclectic, and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) methods, he tailors his sessions to meet the unique needs of each client. Through his empathetic guidance, Saul helps individuals navigate life's challenges and promotes a sense of well-being and resilience.

Dr. Jemour Maddux is a highly skilled psychologist, with credentials including a PsyD and ABPP. He provides essential tools for clients to free themselves from troublesome thoughts, behaviors, and reactions, allowing them to reclaim self-control, gain fresh perspectives, and foster stable relationships filled with energy and hope. Recognizing the significance of faith, Dr. Maddux has completed postdoctoral education in Theology and Ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary, equipping him to thoughtfully blend faith-based tools with evidence-based psychotherapies, such as REBT, CBT, EFT, ACT, MI, Schema Therapy, and Behavior Therapies. His practical and solution-focused approach is designed to address issues like depression, anxiety, trauma, OCD, anger, and family/relationship challenges. Dr. Maddux collaborates with clients to establish clear timelines, set goals, and evaluate the ongoing need for therapy, ensuring they leave with a sense of empowerment, newfound awareness, and practical skills for independent use. His team of supervised therapists is also committed to providing telehealth-friendly services, currently accepting new clients for various therapies, including couples, pre-marital, family, teen, adult, veteran, first responder, senior, and individual therapy.

Nelson Lacy is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to supporting individuals facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and racial identity issues. With a deep commitment to inclusivity, Nelson is transgender and kink allied, working thoughtfully with the bisexual, queer, lesbian, gay, and non-binary communities. They embrace a culturally sensitive and eclectic approach to therapy, utilizing various modalities including attachment-based therapy, EMDR, and relational techniques. Nelson strives to create a safe and supportive environment for adults, fostering personal growth and healing through understanding and empathy. Their expert guidance empowers clients to navigate their unique experiences while promoting racial justice and sex positivity as core values in their practice.

Alex Lambert, a licensed counselor (LMHC), passionately believes that nurturing an individual's emotional well-being serves as the primary catalyst for positive growth. In his therapeutic practice, he creates a safe space for clients to explore their thoughts and feelings, allowing them to recognize patterns in their lives more clearly. He values the therapeutic relationship, considering it the foundation for the journey toward happiness and uncovering purpose and meaning in life. Drawing primarily from psychoanalytic perspectives, Alex also embraces mindfulness and contemporary trauma-informed approaches in his work. He tailors his methods to meet clients where they are in their journey, addressing diverse struggles, including depression, anxiety, grief, and relationship issues, as well as challenges related to identity, sexuality, or career transitions. Acknowledging that therapy can sometimes be uncomfortable, he emphasizes the importance of addressing any issues that arise within the therapeutic relationship to deepen the work. For those navigating difficult life transitions, painful emotions, trauma, or a lingering sense of dissatisfaction, Alex Lambert’s compassionate guidance and expertise can provide the support needed to foster healing and growth.

Jenna Laspina is a compassionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) dedicated to supporting teens and adults navigating life's complexities. Often, individuals grapple with unresolved internal conflicts rooted in their past or face external challenges such as systemic oppression, financial hardship, and chronic illness. Jenna believes that therapy can serve as a collaborative retreat from the mental strain that arises when trying to manage problems alone. Her practice, informed by psychodynamic theory, emphasizes not only symptom management but also the development of insight into how past experiences shape present realities. By fostering a strong bond built on safety and mutual respect, Jenna provides a supportive atmosphere that encourages clients to access their strengths and express themselves freely. Practicing with humility and curiosity, she offers culturally sensitive, strength-based approaches to address issues like family conflict, life transitions, and self-esteem. For those seeking a fulfilling and purposeful life, Jenna's approach aligns with their needs, creating an environment conducive to personal growth and transformation.

Dr. Jenny Marion, a compassionate psychologist with a PhD, believes that seeking help during difficult times is a courageous step. In her practice, she provides a warm and nonjudgmental environment where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings, even the ones that are hard to articulate. Dr. Marion listens with attentive care, guiding individuals to identify patterns and understand the deeper causes of their struggles. Her therapy approach, rooted in relational psychoanalytic theory, fosters a collaborative journey of meaning-making. When this process is successful, clients often develop a healthier self-compassion and improved intimacy with others. Dr. Marion specializes in helping adults and older adolescents (ages 16+) with issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, sexual concerns, disordered eating, and trauma-related difficulties. She also takes pleasure in working with couples at any stage of their relationship. Her practice is affirming of LGBTQ+, kink, and poly identities, ensuring that all clients feel safe and supported in their therapeutic journey.

Dr. Linnea Mavrides is a dedicated clinical psychologist renowned for her expertise in assisting individuals and couples facing a wide range of emotional and life challenges. Her experience encompasses grief and loss, trauma, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, personality disorders, and substance use challenges. Specializing in women's health and couple dynamics, Dr. Mavrides offers compassionate support to those navigating the complexities of pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum depression and anxiety, and the transition to parenting. She also conducts sessions with mothers and their infants, addressing crucial issues of attachment and communication. With a foundation in psychodynamic and interpersonal approaches, Dr. Mavrides seamlessly integrates techniques from cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and cognitive processing therapy (CPT) when necessary. Her significant experience with the Veterans Administration has equipped her with a robust skill set to assist traumatized individuals and those facing serious health concerns. Whether the source of trauma stems from combat, childbirth, sexual assault, or other life events, Dr. Mavrides is committed to guiding clients on their journey towards healing. Additionally, as a trained childbirth doula (CD(DONA)) and a mother herself, she brings a unique perspective that fosters deep connections with women and couples navigating the expectations and challenges of conception, pregnancy, and the birthing experience.

Izzy Sanderson, Psy.D, is a dedicated pre-licensed clinical psychologist who earned her degree from the University of Denver's Graduate School of Professional Psychology. With extensive experience in working with preteens, teens, adults, and elders, Izzy embraces an integrative approach to therapy that is founded on psychodynamic principles and intersubjective methodologies. She is passionate about guiding individuals who are navigating a variety of challenges, including anxiety, depression, identity exploration, relational trauma, life transitions, and complex relational dynamics. Izzy's diverse training experiences have equipped her to work effectively in school settings and community mental health environments, helping clients tackle various systemic challenges. She fosters a therapeutic relationship that is not only open and curious but also creative, promoting exploration, play, and empowerment. Izzy believes deeply in the transformative power of therapy and the healing potential that arises within the therapeutic relationship.

Randi Schneider is a compassionate and highly experienced therapist specializing in the challenges of change. She understands that making a connection with the right therapist is a significant first step in the therapeutic process. Randi works with men and women who confront issues such as substance abuse, depression, and relationship conflicts. With over 25 years of experience, she utilizes an eclectic approach—blending family systems theory and cognitive behavioral therapy—to help clients achieve positive, productive outcomes. Randi has advanced training in couple and family therapy and adeptly assists individuals navigating difficult relationships, even when one partner is hesitant to engage in couple therapy. As an OASAS approved clinician, she provides Court-ordered Screening and Assessment for Alcohol and other Substance Abuse and conducts assessments necessary for motorists seeking relicensing. Randi is also proud to offer therapy in both English and Spanish, ensuring her services are accessible to a diverse clientele.

Dr. Matthew Scult is a licensed clinical psychologist dedicated to helping adults navigate the complexities of stress, anxiety, and depression through evidence-based interventions. He believes that effective therapy blossoms from a collaborative and supportive relationship, encouraging individuals to explore their feelings and challenges. Specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Mindfulness approaches, Dr. Scult empowers individuals to cultivate present-moment awareness, reframe unhelpful thoughts, and confront life's difficult circumstances with resilience and understanding.