Joan Adria Damico is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with over 40 years of experience, committed to helping individuals and couples realize their most important goals. She understands the deep yearnings for more intimate connections, deeper friendships, and relief from anxiety or depression. With specialized training in relationships and sexual issues, Joan supports her clients in exploring their capacity for deep connection and intimacy. As a founding member of the International Integrative Psychotherapy Association, she serves as a Psychotherapist, Trainer, and Supervisor. Joan also leads a supervision group for psychotherapists and offers consultations to foster professional growth. She is the founder of Hudson River Integrative Psychotherapy, which provides talented therapists on a sliding fee scale to accommodate financial needs, ensuring accessible support for those seeking therapy. Joan genuinely believes in the importance of finding the right therapist to embark on a transformative journey towards increased vitality and aliveness.

Elisha Fernandes Simpson is a dedicated therapist and clinical social worker, holding an LMSW and ERYT certification. With a focus on collaborative healing, she empowers her clients to explore their unique paths toward finding ease, joy, and the liberation of their true selves. Offering a compassionate and non-judgmental space, Elisha fosters a holistic environment that promotes resilience. Since 2008, she has skillfully worked with trauma survivors using a culturally responsive, somatic-based approach, incorporating trauma-informed practices such as EMDR, DBT, TF-CBT, solution-focused therapy, and play therapy. Elisha understands the profound impact of unmet emotional and relational needs on self-perception and worldview. She believes in her clients' inherent strength to overcome challenges when they feel ready, providing guidance and support throughout their healing journey.

Greg Perlman, LCSW, is an experienced Clinical Social Worker and therapist, dedicated to supporting individuals of all ages, from preteens to adults. He earned his Master of Social Work degree from Fordham University in 2011, equipping him with a robust foundation to address various mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, and stress. With a diverse skill set, Greg employs a range of therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, among others. He is particularly skilled in working with families and children through modalities such as Play Therapy and Art Therapy. Greg's warm, person-centered approach encourages clients to explore their emotions and foster resilience, making him a compassionate ally on their therapeutic journey.

Alexa Wolkoff is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate their emotional struggles. She recognizes that when traditional coping mechanisms fall short, individuals often seek therapy for comfort, relief, and more authentic connections in their relationships. Alexa believes in addressing the whole person during times of crisis, transition, and loss, aligning with the meaning of healing, which derives from the German 'hailjan' - 'to make whole.' Her therapeutic approach is holistic, acceptance-based, and contemplative, emphasizing self-compassion and self-acceptance to foster peaceful and intentional living. Specializing in late adolescence, women's life transitions—including infertility, pregnancy loss, and menopause—body image and disordered eating issues, high conflict divorce, trauma, and grief, Alexa provides a comprehensive understanding of life changes encompassing mind, body, and spirit. She is also the founder and teacher of an accessible yoga studio, a spiritual caregiver, and is trained in meditation and mindfulness practices. With a warm, attuned, and caring demeanor, she guides clients through life's challenges with acceptance and compassion, helping them find ease, purpose, and wholeness.