Alexandra Bermudez is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to guiding individuals through their emotional struggles, particularly focusing on depression, trauma and PTSD, and anxiety. Having graduated with a Master of Social Work from Stony Brook University in 2018, she understands the challenges that many face and the impact these challenges have on one's sense of self and worldview. Through her integrative approach, Alexandra collaborates with clients to explore unhealthy relationships, negative self-judgments, and unresolved issues, aiming to foster emotional healing. Her therapeutic modalities include compassion-focused therapy, trauma-focused therapy, EMDR, and more, ensuring that each individual's unique needs are met. With her warm and genuine feedback, she empowers clients to manage stress effectively and develop healthier coping mechanisms. Alexandra works best with those who are ready to embark on their healing journey and explore the barriers that have prevented them from living the fulfilling life they deserve.

Diona Ceniza is an empathetic and skilled Art Therapist, holding credentials as an LCAT and ATR-BC. Educated at New York University, she is dedicated to offering compassionate, open-minded support as clients navigate life's challenges and embark on a journey of deeper self-discovery. With a rich background in art therapy, Diona effectively utilizes art-making as a unique, non-verbal means of expressing emotions, fostering resilience, and empowering individuals. She understands that words can sometimes fail to convey the complexities of our internal landscapes; thus, the integration of art and traditional talk therapy emerges as a transformative healing method. Passionate about collaboration, Diona welcomes individuals seeking to reshape their narratives, drawing from her extensive experience addressing concerns around life transitions, loss, depression, identity, relationships, anxiety, and trauma. Her cultural heritage as a Filipino immigrant brings a nuanced appreciation of the immigrant experience, which enhances her culturally sensitive approach to therapy. Additionally, Diona's training as a birth doula complements her strong interest in spirituality, enriching her therapeutic practice. Licensed to practice in New York, she offers remote therapy services, making her support accessible to clients throughout the state. Diona is excited to connect with those ready to embark on their healing journey.

Matthew Cordova Frankel is an accomplished Clinical Social Worker and therapist, known for his deep compassion and professional expertise. Whether clients are embarking on their first therapy journey or returning after previous experiences, he welcomes individuals of all ages, races, and genders into a nurturing therapeutic environment. With a focus on addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship conflicts, Matthew employs a diverse range of therapeutic techniques, including Expressive Arts, Trauma-Focused therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). His eclectic educational background includes a BA in Philosophy with Honors from SUNY Albany, an MA and PhD in English Literature from Northwestern University, and an MSSW from Columbia University. With years of experience catering to a wide demographic—from preteens to elders—Matthew creates a safe space where clients can explore their challenges and develop resilience. As a former university professor in the humanities, he integrates mindfulness practices and various psychological modalities, ensuring each client receives a personalized and enriching therapeutic experience.

Jacqueline Brown, MS, LMHC, is a dedicated Licensed Mental Health Counselor with over 11 years of experience, specializing in helping adults navigate life's challenges. She believes that therapy is essential for addressing emotions, thoughts, and behaviors and is passionate about guiding individuals through their struggles. Whether it's marital and premarital issues, anxiety, or significant life transitions, Jacqueline is committed to working collaboratively with her clients to achieve their goals. Her approach encompasses a variety of evidence-based modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Reality Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Psychoanalysis. With a focus on life coaching, anxiety disorders, relationship concerns, stress management, grief counseling, trauma-informed care, and mild depression, she provides the professional insight necessary for personal growth and healing.

Abigail Hughes is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist who specializes in helping adults and elders manage feelings of unhappiness, anxiety, and overwhelm. With a holistic and evidence-based approach, Abigail provides a safe space for individuals struggling to find meaning or balance in their lives. She understands how debilitating these challenges can be and is dedicated to empowering her clients towards sustainable change. Abigail employs TEAM-CBT, a specialized form of cognitive-behavioral therapy, to help individuals quickly alleviate their symptoms while also integrating mindfulness-based techniques that nurture the mind-body connection. By fostering a strength-based and culturally sensitive environment, she encourages clients to see their inherent abilities to positively shape their lives. Abigail is committed to guiding her clients through their unique journeys toward recovery and is passionate about offering the tools necessary for self-empowerment. Her approach is not just about relief from symptoms but about equipping individuals to continue their healing journey independently.

Susan Nadine Solomon is a compassionate and skilled Counselor with an MA and credentials as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and Licensed Psychological Associate (LPA). With a dedication to support individuals at various life stages, including teens, adults, and elders, she specializes in navigating Addiction, Relationship Issues, and Life Transitions. Susan's therapeutic approach is eclectic, incorporating diverse modalities such as Trauma-Focused therapy, Somatic techniques, and Buddhist Psychotherapy. She fosters a warm, inviting environment for both individuals and couples, ensuring a personal touch to each session. Whether it's through Family/Marital therapy or Existential dialogue, Susan aims to empower her clients to find resilience and fulfillment in their lives.

Emilce Suarez-Lipton is a compassionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) dedicated to supporting teens and adults through their mental health journeys. With a deep understanding of trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, and the complexities of racial identity, Emilce creates a safe and nurturing environment for her clients to explore their feelings and experiences. She uses a broad range of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Culturally Sensitive approaches, and Internal Family Systems, among others. Emilce is committed to social justice and multicultural perspectives, ensuring that her practice honors each individual's unique background. Passionate about fostering growth, she works with individuals, families, and groups, offering tailored support that empowers her clients to navigate their challenges and reflect on their inner selves. Her holistic and person-centered approach allows for a transformative therapeutic experience, guiding clients to rediscover their strengths and resilience.

Betty Steinman, MS, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with extensive experience in helping adults and elders navigate their emotional difficulties. With a commitment to eliminating the root causes of stress, she specializes in addressing anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, and a variety of relationship issues, including codependency. Betty's education at Columbia University has equipped her with a diverse toolbox of powerful techniques, including EMDR, EFT, coaching, and hypnosis, allowing her to facilitate profound transformations in her clients. Her approach respects and treats each individual as a whole person, nurturing a safe and comfortable environment for healing. By integrating traditional psychology with a holistic perspective, Betty helps her clients harmonize mind, body, and spirit, guiding them toward inner strength and clarity. As a compassionate therapist, she empowers individuals to align with their authentic selves and intentionally create the fulfilling life they desire.

Batsheva Schapira, LMSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist specializing in helping individuals navigate their emotional challenges. Her approach is holistic, as she recognizes the intricate connections between the body, mind, and emotions in the healing process. Batsheva addresses various issues such as coping skills and anxiety, focusing on the development of self in her therapeutic interactions. She skillfully utilizes modalities including Somatic therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to meet her clients' unique needs. With a commitment to creating a safe space, Batsheva accompanies clients on their journey of self-discovery and personal growth, ensuring they feel supported throughout their evolving process.

Dr. Alan Slomowitz is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey to emotional well-being. His welcoming approach acknowledges the courage it takes to seek a psychotherapist, and he fosters a collaborative environment where clients can explore, confront, and resolve their difficulties. With expertise rooted in psychoanalytic, interpersonal, and relational frameworks, Dr. Slomowitz works with a diverse range of clients facing various life challenges. He holds a particular focus on providing support to Gay, Lesbian, and Transgender individuals, especially those from the Orthodox Jewish community, enabling him to navigate the complex intersections of identity and culture. Additionally, Dr. Slomowitz is skilled in addressing eating disorders, relationship dynamics, and issues related to anxiety and depression. His deep understanding of sexual and gender development allows him to provide valuable insights tailored to the unique experiences of those navigating today’s rapidly changing societal landscape. With a commitment to inclusivity and sensitivity, he creates a safe space for clients to improve their self-awareness and empower their choices.

Andrew Stein is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW-R) who specializes in helping adults and elders navigate challenges such as addiction, mood disorders, and anxiety. His therapeutic approach is built on a foundation of empathy and genuine presence, aiming to create a safe space where clients can explore their unique experiences. Through a strong therapeutic relationship, individuals are empowered to gain clarity, develop positive relationships, and embark on meaningful life transitions. Andrew's extensive knowledge in psychodynamic and interpersonal therapy, bolstered by his previous credentialing as an alcoholism and substance abuse counselor, informs his practice, allowing him to provide the tools and insights necessary for personal growth and emotional well-being. He is committed to assisting clients in realizing their goals while fostering satisfying and fulfilling connections with themselves and others.

Sook Yee Yeung is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who understands the importance of building rapport with her clients. In every therapeutic relationship, she values honesty, transparency, acceptance, safety, and trust. Her warmth and inviting presence allow her to walk alongside clients at their individual pace, whether they seek structured homework or a space to process their experiences. With over 14 years of clinical experience in mental health, Sook has effectively treated individuals facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, grief, and crisis management. Through a combination of culturally sensitive approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused therapies, she has guided many individuals and families toward healing. Sook’s goal is to facilitate the development of autonomy in her clients' journeys, empowering them to gain insight into their lives, recognize what they can control, and make choices that best serve their well-being.