Denise Clay is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who is passionate about supporting expectant and new parents through therapeutic and coaching modalities. She understands that parenting is one of the most significant responsibilities one can undertake, often feeling ill-equipped and overwhelmed in the process. Denise is committed to providing individualized care through her collaborative approach, recognizing that every individual has the innate capacity to grow, heal, and move forward in their lives. This belief drives her work each day.<br /> <br /> With a focus on delivering an integrative therapeutic experience, Denise implements principles from AEDP, IFS, and IPNB to tailor treatment to meet each person's unique needs. Additionally, Denise is a certified Bringing Baby Home Educator through the esteemed John Gottman Institute, bringing her expertise to new and expectant parents across NYC. She understands that taking the first step can be challenging, but this moment often opens the door to profound insights and significant growth. Denise eagerly anticipates the opportunity to connect with those she serves.

Dr. Dana Blu Cohen, a licensed psychologist with a PsyD, specializes in helping adults navigate complex challenges such as addiction, relationship issues, and ADHD. She offers therapeutic modalities that include Somatic therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and trauma-focused approaches. Dr. Cohen is skilled in addressing self-sabotaging patterns that often leave individuals feeling frustrated and stuck. Her compassionate and interactive style creates a sense of safety, enabling clients to explore their inner conflicts and discover the underlying intentions of their behaviors. In therapy, Dr. Cohen empowers individuals to break free from painful cycles and cultivate greater peace and personal power. She addresses a variety of concerns, including grief, childhood trauma, chronic pain, professional burnout, and the struggle with substance use. Known for her warmth and investment in her clients, Dr. Cohen is dedicated to supporting each person on their journey toward healing and connection.

Alyssa Deitchman is a pre-licensed professional clinical psychologist who collaborates with individuals seeking to regain joy, comfort, and meaning in their lives. Through commitment to the therapy process and the relationships she forms with her clients, Alyssa fosters an environment conducive to sustainable and transformative change. This allows clients to overcome obstacles and enhance their relationships and overall quality of life. Her clinical approach is flexible, integrative, and efficient, characterized by intense collaboration. She speaks openly and transparently about her methodology, guiding clients in establishing and achieving their goals. Predominantly trained in psychodynamic treatment modalities, Alyssa employs a variety of therapeutic techniques to align with each client’s unique personality, personal history, and treatment objectives. She approaches therapy from a multiculturally-informed and allied perspective. By utilizing a holistic approach to mental, physical, and psychological wellness, Alyssa empowers clients to explore their vulnerabilities and engage with their authentic selves in a judgment-free space. She is dedicated to building safe and secure relationships that promote personal growth and healing.

Nancy Scott, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist who believes that life is a journey best navigated with the right understanding and tools. For those who may be struggling to enjoy life, seeking clarity in their path, or wishing to enhance their experiences, Nancy specializes in psychotherapy, counseling, and life coaching. She focuses on individual concerns, relationship challenges, and career issues, helping clients advance in their journey toward greater success and happiness. As a neuropsychologist with special training and extensive research experience in Alzheimer's disease, she has tested, treated, and engaged in research for Alzheimer's patients, and directed a program for the early detection of mild cognitive impairment. Additionally, Nancy offers CES therapy (NEBA Uplink) and computerized remote psycho/neuropsychological testing. With three master's degrees and a PhD, she brings a wealth of education and experience from both clinical and business psychology. Nancy has directed programs, supervised clinicians, and been an invited guest lecturer for psychology and medical students, further enriching her ability to support those in her care.

Maria Elizabeth Luisi is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, possessing a BSW, MSW, and LMSW. With a profound passion for helping individuals who feel hurt, stuck, overwhelmed, or lost, she specializes in guiding children, adolescents, adults, and families to better understand themselves. By identifying areas in their lives that may not be working, she empowers her clients to build confidence and create fulfilling lives. Her therapeutic approach is collaborative and tailored, recognizing the unique stories and needs of each individual. Maria's expertise in psychoanalytic and psychodynamic therapy allows her to assist clients in addressing the root causes of their emotional pain. She prioritizes establishing a strong rapport and fostering authentic trust within an open, non-judgmental environment, making the therapy experience comfortable, safe, and enjoyable. Maria’s unique methods encompass a range of techniques including Play Therapy, Family Systems, and Sandplay, aimed at promoting healing and change. With a commitment to providing a supportive atmosphere, Maria is devoted to helping others navigate their journeys towards empowerment and well-being.

Sue Erikson Bloland is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with LCSW credentials specializing in helping adults and elders navigate life's challenges. Her extensive experience, spanning over 25 years, allows her to adeptly assist clients dealing with issues such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, trauma, and relationship dynamics. Sue is dedicated to creating a warm and nonjudgmental environment where individuals feel truly heard and understood. As an integrative psychotherapist and psychoanalyst, she recognizes the importance of the therapeutic alliance in exploring complex personal issues that can be both unique and universally shared. Particularly skilled in addressing midlife transitions and the aging process, Sue is also trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, which empowers clients through collaboration and self-trust. Her holistic approach to family and marital therapy ensures that each individual's journey is met with respect and care, allowing them to move forward confidently in their personal and professional lives.

Dr. Tania Coiner, a dedicated clinical psychologist, provides a safe and nurturing space for individuals navigating various life challenges, including issues related to relationships, work, illness, trauma, and body image. With a deep understanding of the struggles individuals face, from persistent anxiety and depression to feelings of anger and loneliness, Dr. Coiner focuses on helping adults and adolescents through both short-term and long-term therapy. Her extensive experience encompasses mood disorders, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and postpartum/parenting challenges. Dr. Coiner also possesses specialized training in addressing eating and body issues, including compulsive eating, binging, and restrictive behavior. With a collaborative and empathic treatment approach, she ensures that clients feel engaged and connected throughout their therapeutic journey. Recognizing the importance of comfort in the therapeutic relationship, Dr. Coiner invites inquiries about her approach, as she is committed to fostering transformation and personal growth.

Dr. Anna Fishzon is a Licensed Psychoanalyst with a PhD, committed to providing culturally sensitive and integrative therapy. Her unique approach to psychoanalytic therapy emphasizes intensive listening, offering clients a secure environment to express thoughts and feelings that often remain unarticulated. Through the extraordinary relationship fostered in therapy, Anna facilitates clients’ exploration of inhibitions and conflicts, paving the way for transformative experiences that alleviate anxiety and suffering. With expertise in addressing a variety of issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges, she assists individuals in breaking free from painful patterns and achieving greater individuality and freedom. Anna welcomes clients from diverse backgrounds, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, transgender, and nonbinary individuals, as well as Russian speakers and immigrants coping with the complexities of homesickness and acculturation. Her academic background as a scholar and former professor, alongside her PhD in History from Columbia University, enriches her work, particularly with clients in high-stress fields centered on performance, writing, and self-motivating productivity.

Kori Grillo, a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, enriches her practice across NJ, NY, and FL with a passion for guiding motivated individuals in both their personal and professional lives. With a Master’s degree from the University of Chicago and her LCSW certification, Kori specializes in behavior analytics and personal leadership development. Understanding that meaningful inward transformation often arises from the external environment, she empowers her clients to become more insightful leaders, enhance their organizational effectiveness, and achieve substantial personal growth. Kori's unique qualifications as a licensed psychotherapist, health coach, and yoga teacher enable her to support clients with various goals. She works with individuals seeking to address anxiety, depression, work performance, sexuality and identity, intimacy, and the challenges of launching into adulthood. It's never too late to choose self-care and embark on a positive journey forward.

Laura Guy, LCSW, is an experienced Clinical Social Worker and therapist who provides compassionate support for those feeling depressed, stuck, or overwhelmed by life transitions, trauma, or relationship issues. She understands that clients may struggle with unexplainable emotions or familial challenges that leave them feeling drained. Through her guidance, individuals are empowered to make choices that resonate with their values, paving the way for personal growth and improvement. Laura employs a flexible, integrative approach in therapy, equipping clients with concrete tools to navigate their current challenges and gain valuable insights into unproductive thought patterns and behaviors. Her expertise spans evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), tailored to meet the unique needs and situations of individuals, children, and adolescents. Recognizing the significance of family and cultural context, Laura encourages parental involvement in the therapy process for younger clients to facilitate progress. With a warm, empathetic, and interactive style, she fosters authentic connections that are essential in the therapeutic journey.

Jake Jacobsen is an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an MA and LCSW, dedicated to guiding individuals through the complexities of life changes. He believes that psychotherapy is a powerful tool for transformation, helping clients navigate unwanted changes, cope with trauma and PTSD, and explore their identities, especially for those facing issues related to anxiety and transgender experiences. With a deep commitment to social justice, Jake's practice reflects the ongoing evolution of mental healthcare systems towards equity and inclusiveness. His therapeutic approach is collaborative, emphasizing openness and nonjudgmental curiosity as clients explore their unique challenges. By leveraging various modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Trauma Focused Therapy, and Creative Arts Therapy, he helps individuals strengthen their emotional resources and make satisfying life choices toward a greater sense of wholeness and harmony. With over three decades of experience in the mental health field in New York City, Jake Jacobsen continues to make an impactful difference in the lives of teens, adults, and elders alike.

Claire Haiman, a psychologist with a PsyD and SEP, recognizes that many individuals experience overwhelming emotions and physical sensations such as anxiety, panic, anger, and exhaustion. She acknowledges the challenges of feeling disconnected from relationships and understands the impact of painful experiences or burnout on personal well-being. Claire identifies common struggles where individuals may neglect their own needs while prioritizing responsibilities to others, often leading to ineffective coping strategies. As a somatic psychotherapist, she emphasizes that the body serves as a reservoir of vital information, revealing itself through discomfort and fear. Claire integrates her expertise in mindfulness-based and somatic therapies, facilitating an exploration grounded in bodily awareness. Real change, according to her philosophy, is achieved through nonverbal experiences—what individuals feel and embody—rather than solely through cognitive processes. As the founder of a somatic psychotherapy training program at Columbia University, Claire brings a profound respect for the transformative power of her approach, fostering a path towards greater ease, presence, connection, and vitality for her clients.

Griffin Hansbury is a licensed clinical social worker and experienced therapist who provides a non-judgmental, interactive environment to support individuals through their challenges. With over 20 years of experience, Griffin has empowered countless clients to untangle their issues and live authentically. They work with a diverse clientele, addressing a range of concerns including depression and anxiety, trauma and PTSD, creative blocks, relationship difficulties, sexual issues, gender identity issues, life transitions, and family stress. Griffin is particularly skilled in working with LGBTQ+ clients, their partners, and families. With a warm and empathic approach, they collaborate with clients to enhance relationships, overcome fears, and navigate the emotional roadblocks that hinder personal growth. The therapy journey with Griffin is characterized by patience and curiosity, leading clients to a new understanding of their past and present while discovering pathways to their true selves.