Barbara Miller is an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a practice that has flourished since 1992. Specializing in trauma and addiction treatment, she understands that healing arises from the therapeutic relationship between therapist and patient, making this connection a vital part of her work. Barbara employs an eclectic approach, integrating various relational theories such as interpersonal, self-psychology, intersubjective, and object relations, to tailor her therapy to the unique needs of individuals. She offers valuable insights for teens, adults, and elders facing challenges related to addiction, trauma, and PTSD.

Eugene Kalin, a licensed psychoanalyst with a PhD, boasts an impressive thirty-five years of experience in the field. He understands that individuals often seek happiness, meaning, and a sense of accomplishment, yet face barriers stemming from unresolved conflicts both past and present. His therapeutic approach is focused on assisting clients in achieving their personal and relationship goals by fostering effective engagement. Through meaningful interactions, Eugene helps to illuminate the significance of clients' conflicts, thereby providing a clearer understanding of their life experiences. He offers compassionate emotional support without criticism or judgment. Additionally, Eugene works with couples and families to promote constructive communication, even amidst disagreements and disappointments. His aim is to facilitate mutual understanding and empathy for diverse needs, attitudes, and beliefs.

Agneta Persson is a licensed and certified psychotherapist and art therapist dedicated to providing psychotherapy for adolescents and adults in a safe and supportive environment. Known for her ability to connect with a wide range of individuals, her specialties include treating relationship problems, divorce, depression, anxiety, loss and grief, pet loss, adjustment issues, phobias, panic attacks, and Asperger's Syndrome. With a keen understanding of cultural differences, Agneta acknowledges the impact of cross-cultural dynamics on personal relationships and work life. Her therapeutic approach is informed by her clients' unique needs and employs various treatment modalities. While her foundational perspective is rooted in insight-oriented psychodynamic theory, she also incorporates skill-based techniques such as mindfulness and cognitive behavioral therapy. Agneta works with adult individuals, adolescents, and couples, drawing on her extensive education, including a Master's Degree in Art Therapy from New York University obtained in 1990, along with five years of postgraduate training in psychoanalysis. Since opening her private practice in 1994, she has also served as a supervisor for students and interns in art therapy, as well as in individual and group therapy.

Samantha Benigno is a dedicated and compassionate Drug & Alcohol Counselor, holding advanced degrees in Mental Health with credentials as a CASAC. With a focus on adults, she specializes in addressing various challenges such as addiction, anxiety, and substance use disorders. Her expertise also extends to treating dual diagnosis, mood disorders, relationship issues, and self-esteem concerns. Samantha employs a diverse range of therapeutic modalities—including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Positive Psychology, and EMDR—to tailor her approach to each individual's unique needs. She is particularly adept at using Trauma Focused and Cognitive Behavioral techniques within both individual and family settings. Known for her warmth and support, Samantha truly believes in the potential for healing and growth in every person's journey.

Jacqueline Beverly Burnett is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding a BSW, MSW, and LMSW. She understands that the foundation of an effective therapeutic relationship is built on trust, empathy, and understanding. Jacqueline is passionate about creating a safe and judgment-free environment for her clients, enabling them to fully engage in the therapeutic process. She customizes her therapeutic approach to meet the unique needs of each individual, striving to help them recognize their strengths and set meaningful goals that lead to positive opportunities for calm and harmony in their lives. With a robust integrative therapy method, Jacqueline is committed to providing the highest quality of care. She has extensive experience supporting individuals of all ages through various life stages, guiding them through transitions and hardships to gain perspective and empowerment. Jacqueline is equipped to assist clients facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, grief, and navigating life's transitions and relationships.

Victoria Blumberg is dedicated to guiding individuals on their journey towards self-discovery and healing. Clients often find themselves seeking her expertise due to feelings of being stuck, confused, or alone, as they strive to break free from recurring patterns in their lives. As a trauma-informed therapist and psychoanalyst, she creates a safe and nurturing environment for exploring the complexities of the self, allowing clients to build awareness of the origins of their unhealthy patterns and empowering them to transform their lives. Victoria invites her clients to shift perspectives, take active roles in their personal growth, and develop effective coping strategies to navigate life's stressors, all while celebrating their unique strengths. Her areas of focus include relationship challenges, trauma, substance use, and eating disorders. With a deep appreciation for diversity in race, religion, sexuality, gender, and culture, Victoria is committed to understanding how these dimensions of identity shape a person's experience, fostering an atmosphere that encourages ongoing development and healing across all facets of life.

David Braucher, PhD, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 25 years of clinical, supervisory, and teaching experience. He understands that everyone grapples with universal challenges in relationships and careers, yet he believes that the solutions are as diverse as the individuals he works with. Dr. Braucher is extensively trained in multiple therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic approaches, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, ensuring a personalized treatment plan for each client. His expertise spans individual therapy, couples counseling, and family dynamics, reflecting his commitment to inclusivity and sensitivity to a diverse clientele, particularly in addressing issues related to depression, anxiety, and LGBTQ+ matters. As a respected member of the academic community, Dr. Braucher serves as a supervisor of psychotherapy and faculty member at the White Institute, contributes as a lecturer at NYU School of Social Work, and is an active participant on the Editorial Board of the journal, Contemporary Psychoanalysis. His professional insights have been recognized through publications in esteemed journals and edited volumes on psychotherapy.

Meghan Breen is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in supporting teens and adults navigating difficult challenges such as trauma, PTSD, addiction, and eating disorders. With a relational and collaborative approach to therapy, she brings skill, humor, and acceptance into her practice, understanding that while she is an expert in certain treatment modalities, her clients are the true experts of their own lives. Meghan works with individuals, couples, and families, emphasizing the importance of recovery-based treatment and the transformative power of vulnerability. She believes deeply in action-oriented approaches that promote change and resilience, guiding her clients towards the fulfilling lives they deserve. A proud alumna of Hunter College, Meghan has completed postgraduate training in family and couples therapy at the Ackerman Institute and possesses extensive training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) through Behavioral Tech. Her areas of specialization include Binge Eating Disorder, Bulimia, Substance Use Disorders, and Trauma, with a strong focus on the importance of family systems. Meghan understands that change can be a challenging journey, but with her gentle, nonjudgmental, and realistic support, clients can discover solutions that resonate with them. She is dedicated to meeting her clients where they are and helping them move forward with hope.

Leslie Herzik is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, passionate about supporting individuals in their journey toward becoming their best selves. With a belief that therapy goes beyond merely addressing issues and overcoming life’s obstacles, she creates a safe and nurturing environment for clients. By engaging with Leslie, clients can experience the freedom and empowerment that comes from speaking with a trained professional who offers objectivity distinct from that of family and friends. She specializes in addressing challenges related to depression, anxiety, and family conflict, and has extensive training in family therapy. Leslie works with adults and adolescents, utilizing a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Psychodynamic therapy, Family Systems therapy, and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Her skills in Couples, Individual, and Family therapy pave the way for transformative experiences in her clients' lives.

Vladimire Calixte, a dedicated counselor with credentials including MA, CRC, and LMHC, specializes in helping couples navigate the complexities of infidelity and relationship turmoil. He understands how deeply trust can be shaken and is committed to guiding partners toward rebuilding that trust and reigniting the romantic spark. With empathy and skill, Vladimire facilitates open communication, ensuring every individual feels heard and valued in the process. For those caught in a cycle of criticisms, arguments, or feelings of betrayal, his couples counseling services offer a pathway to understanding and restoring harmony within the relationship. Together, couples can identify effective changes and learn how each person can contribute positively. Discover the transformative impact of therapeutic support and explore how Vladimire can assist in navigating these challenges.

Katherine Casey, LCSW-R, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who focuses on guiding clients towards identifying their key areas for personal growth and crafting effective plans for transformation. By customizing therapy to meet individual needs, she ensures that every person develops the necessary tools and strategies to confront their unique challenges and navigate life's transitions. Katherine incorporates elements from yoga, drama, music, and art into her approach, promoting an expressive therapeutic experience. With years of experience in providing individual, couples, and group therapy in addiction and mental illness treatment, she has cultivated a deep understanding of contributing factors such as relationships, life transitions, grief and loss, and trauma. Specializing in helping individuals harness existing coping mechanisms while introducing new strategies to address life’s difficulties, Katherine recognizes that clients possess the skills that have brought them to this point, even if those skills seem inadequate in their current circumstances. Utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a foundational approach, Katherine enhances her therapeutic practice with diverse techniques tailored specifically to each client’s needs.

Cheryl Ching, LCSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who embodies a profound belief in the power of the human spirit and its capacity to overcome life’s adversities. She understands that during significant life transitions, individuals may need support beyond their immediate circles. Recognizing that blind spots can often lead to repetitive, harmful behaviors, Cheryl emphasizes the importance of open dialogue in addressing these challenges. Her therapeutic focus includes a wide array of issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship dynamics, separation/divorce, academic struggles, communication barriers, developmental disabilities, early childhood concerns, and stress management. Through a strengths-based, collaborative approach, she helps clients discover their innate strengths and abilities, which may sometimes be obscured by stress. Cheryl has extensive experience counseling children, adults, families, and couples through challenging periods. She has completed postgraduate training at Yale Child Study Center and serves as an adjunct faculty member at Ackerman Institute for the Family. Cheryl is committed to supporting individuals as they navigate the next steps in their lives.

Dennis Cochran is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist, holding LCSW and CASAC credentials, who specializes in helping individuals navigate their complex emotional landscapes. He recognizes that many people seek therapy to gain deeper self-understanding and to foster a happier, more fulfilling life—especially in the wake of the pandemic. Dennis understands that some individuals face roadblocks, whether they stem from trauma, addiction, sexual identity struggles, depression, anxiety, or feelings of shame. With a compassionate approach, he empowers clients to discover the motivation and direction they need to move forward. Specializing in trauma, grief and loss, and adjustment issues, Dennis skillfully employs evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Brainspotting, and Attachment-Focused EMDR. His aim is to guide clients in setting meaningful recovery goals and finding joy in their lives. For those ready to explore their inner selves and develop effective coping strategies, Dennis is prepared to accompany them on this transformative journey.