Daniel Blausey is a dedicated therapist specializing in art therapy and psychotherapy, with over 25 years of experience supporting adults and young people during times of change. His expertise encompasses traditional talk therapy, art therapy, and a unique integration of both methods, allowing for a collaborative, personalized approach that prioritizes the safety and intentions of his clients. Daniel’s style is characterized by gentleness and encouragement, yet he also offers thought-provoking and compassionate challenges when necessary to facilitate therapeutic growth. His adeptness at holding space for difficult emotions enhances the personal progress of those he works with, fostering opportunities for transformation. Common areas of focus in Daniel's practice include stress reduction, sexuality, grief and loss, sadness, and the nuances of childhood sexual abuse. A key goal for Daniel is to help clients cultivate their capacity to be more present in their lives. Though the therapeutic journey may present challenges, the incremental gains experienced under his guidance allow clients to navigate a healthy spectrum of emotions, leading towards increased satisfaction, joy, and a deeper sense of meaning in life.

Wendy Bond, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who understands the challenges many adults and elders face in their lives. She knows that being caught in a cycle of anxiety and stress can feel overwhelming, often leaving individuals appearing composed on the outside while struggling on the inside. Whether it's through excessive worrying, changes in sleep, drinking, or eating patterns, or a sense of restlessness or hopelessness, Wendy aims to provide support to those feeling unfulfilled in their work or relationships. Her goal is to help clients alleviate anxiety and sadness, offering effective coping strategies and assisting in breaking unhealthy patterns. In a nurturing environment, Wendy collaborates with clients to highlight their strengths and implement small, impactful changes. Her ultimate aim is to help individuals reclaim their happiness and productivity. Adding a unique touch to her sessions, Wendy also brings a friendly puppy, enriching the therapeutic experience and fostering comfort.

Dr. Christian Bromberg is a dedicated psychologist with a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology from Loyola University Maryland, where he graduated in 2020. He recognizes that meaningful change occurs when clients and therapist co-create an environment filled with curiosity, empathy, and introspection. Through a supportive therapeutic relationship, he facilitates healing by encouraging individuals to explore their thoughts, emotions, and relationships with both themselves and others. His approach is centered on empathic listening and being attuned to the ‘here and now’ interactive process, which allows clients to work through debilitating symptoms while finding deeper meaning in their experiences and relationships. Dr. Bromberg’s clinical practice is enriched by his training in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapy, yet he also incorporates a range of models including dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and motivational interviewing to tailor the therapy experience to each individual’s needs. He has extensive experience supporting young adults and adults from diverse backgrounds facing challenges related to trauma, PTSD, relationship issues, personality concerns, depression, anxiety, family conflict, and identity disturbance. Particularly passionate about working with survivors of childhood trauma, Dr. Bromberg is committed to empowering his clients on their journey toward growth and fulfillment.

Christania Cayo is a pre-licensed professional with a Master's in Arts, who firmly believes that every individual possesses the capacity for change. She understands that people are shaped by their unique experiences, relationships, and traumas, but emphasizes that the past does not have to dictate one's identity. Christania's approach to therapy skillfully weaves together psychodynamic, humanistic, and spiritual psychotherapy techniques. Described as engaging, honest, and open-minded, she is dedicated to empowering her clients to embark on their own paths to self-improvement. While her primary focus is on race and women's issues, particularly those affecting black women, she is equally committed to supporting anyone who is eager to embrace the journey toward living their best life.

Charlene Chan, LCSWR, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who excels in navigating the complexities of relationships. Whether individuals are grappling with depression, low self-esteem, or life transitions, Charlene provides a compassionate and culturally sensitive approach. She recognizes that many seek relief from recurring arguments as couples or struggle with the aftermath of significant life events, such as loss or major changes. Her eclectic therapy methods, which include Emotionally Focused and Strength-Based techniques, allow her to tailor her sessions according to the unique needs of her clients. Charlene firmly believes in the power of the therapeutic relationship and employs a nurturing style to help clients improve their relational dynamics. With post-graduate psychoanalytic training and expertise in a variety of therapeutic modalities, she offers support in a warm, non-judgmental environment. Currently providing teletherapy sessions, Charlene is committed to helping clients leverage their Out-of-Network benefits to access the support they need. She welcomes anyone interested in exploring whether her therapeutic approach aligns with their journey.

Katherine Chew is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with over 20 years of experience helping individuals and couples navigate the complexities of life. She creates a safe, warm, and supportive environment where clients can engage in the sometimes-challenging work of healing from wounds, changing unhealthy patterns, and cultivating a more fulfilling life. Katherine specializes in supporting diverse populations, including the LGBTQIA+ community, and approaches her work with a strong foundation in empowerment, addressing issues related to race, ancestry, sexism, and other forms of oppression. Her non-judgmental and holistic therapeutic style reflects a commitment to self-care. Katherine utilizes evidence-based modalities ranging from Psychodynamic and Emotion-Focused Therapies to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), tailoring her approach to align with each client's needs and comfort level. She invites individuals to take that important next step in their journey by exploring their own paths toward a bigger, more enriching life.

Dr. Michelle Chu is a Licensed Psychologist, specializing in supporting young to middle-aged adults, particularly graduate students and young professionals in New York and New Jersey. As a therapist of color, she understands the significance of honoring and respecting the intersectionality of her clients' identities. Her therapeutic approach primarily addresses multicultural challenges, relationship concerns, anxiety management, healing from intergenerational trauma, and fostering a strong sense of self. Dr. Chu’s style encompasses an integration of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and process-oriented therapies through a multicultural lens. She also offers Boundary Coaching specifically for AAPI women. In her therapy sessions, clients are encouraged to explore their desires and establish a path towards achieving their goals using their inner strengths. The therapeutic environment she creates nurtures self-awareness and helps clients find meaning in their life experiences. Clients gain insights into recurring patterns in their lives and develop coping skills to navigate challenges. Searching for a therapist can be a daunting task, and Dr. Chu is dedicated to providing an inviting and supportive space for all those considering their options.

Anthony Cianci is a dedicated clinical social worker, credentialed with an MSSW and an LCSW, who has extensive experience in treating children, adolescents, and adults from diverse backgrounds. With advanced training in contemporary psychoanalysis, he employs an integrated approach that is uniquely tailored to meet the individual needs of his clients. He understands that the central goal of psychotherapy is to help individuals articulate their thoughts, feelings, memories, and fantasies. Known for his attentive and supportive nature, Anthony encourages his clients to reflect on their past and present life experiences. He strives to create a nurturing environment that fosters openness and vulnerability, placing a high value on cultivating a strong therapeutic alliance. In his practice, Anthony addresses a range of difficulties including anxiety, depression, emotional withdrawal and dysregulation, grief and loss, relationship problems, and trauma. He possesses a keen interest in identity and how various elements of personhood—such as race, gender, and sexuality—impact individuals' experiences in relationships and the broader world. When working with children and adolescents, he utilizes a combination of talk therapy and expressive play therapy, empowering youth to better understand and manage their behavior, feelings, and impulses. Additionally, he has substantial experience in addressing behavioral issues, emotional disorders, and childhood loss and trauma, including a particular interest in the non-biological origins of ADHD.

NYC Cognitive Therapy is a dedicated practice led by Noah Clyman, LCSW-R, a highly trained clinical social worker and therapist. Their staff of compassionate, skilled male and female therapists possesses extensive post-graduate training in cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT), the most widely researched and evidence-based therapeutic approach available. Backed by over a thousand studies, CBT is recognized for its effectiveness in addressing a diverse range of psychological challenges. This method empowers individuals with the tools to become their own therapists, reinforcing that they are not alone on their journey to wellness. The practice also embraces advanced techniques such as Gottman Method Couple Therapy, Prolonged Exposure (PE), and Trial-Based Cognitive Therapy (TBCT). The team specializes in goal-oriented treatment, successfully addressing issues such as depression, low self-esteem, anxiety, phobias, panic attacks, OCD, and relationship problems. Their approach is active, collaborative, and practical, and they are open to providing home visits when clinically indicated. Noah Clyman stands out as the first LCSW in New York state to be certified as an Academy Trainer Consultant in CBT, adding to his commitment to excellence. In addition to psychotherapy, he actively supervises and trains fellow clinicians in mastering CBT and pursuing certification.

Dennis Corbett is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in helping adults navigate the complexities of addiction and impulse control disorders. With a strong foundation in strengths perspective, psychoanalytic approaches, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Dennis provides tailored support to his clients through individual, couple, and family therapy modalities. He believes in empowering his clients to harness their inner strengths, fostering personal growth and resilience. With a warm and approachable demeanor, Dennis strives to create a safe space where individuals and families can explore their challenges and find pathways to healing and fulfillment.

Chanda Griffin is a Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to helping preteens, teens, and adults navigate their emotional landscapes. With her eclectic approach, she skillfully combines various therapy modalities, including family systems, psychoanalytic, interpersonal, and relational therapy, to tailor her sessions to the unique needs of each individual and family. Chanda has a passion for addressing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship issues, creating a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their feelings and develop healthier coping strategies. Her commitment to fostering growth and resilience speaks to her genuine desire to empower those she works with on their path to well-being.

Jordan Dann, a compassionate licensed psychoanalyst, MFA, LP, and CIRT, specializes in guiding teens and adults through their journeys of healing and self-discovery. Whether individuals face trauma and PTSD, relationship challenges, or significant life transitions, Jordan nurtures a supportive environment tailored to each client's needs. With a deep understanding that trauma is experienced in the body, he employs Somatic Relational Therapy to facilitate profound healing, recognizing that words alone may not suffice. His therapeutic style is experiential, directive, and psychodynamic, and he focuses on fostering individual insight while addressing relational dynamics. As a skilled couples coach, Jordan integrates concrete, actionable suggestions, empowering clients to break free from unhealthy patterns and enhance communication within their relationships. Therapy is inclusive and meant for everyone, and with Jordan's guidance, clients can embark on their journey towards healing and growth, knowing they do not have to navigate their challenges alone.

Inna Dukach, LMHC, MA, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to fostering an evolving collaboration with her clients, fulfilling the universal desire to be known and accepted. With an integrative approach, she believes that effective therapy serves not as a panacea but as a ladder into the unknown, guiding individuals through obstacles towards specific goals and deeper self-discovery. Inna specializes in supporting performing artists, individuals with diverse gender identities and sexualities, and young adults navigating life transitions and identity formation. Additionally, her extensive training in LGBTQ-Affirmative Psychotherapy equips her to work effectively with clients exploring nontraditional relationship styles. As both a therapist and a professional opera singer, Inna provides unique insights and expertise in helping her clients overcome the challenges associated with careers in the performing arts. Through her culturally sensitive methods, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Attachment-Based therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Inna aims to create a nurturing environment for personal growth and healing.