Noel Hunter, PsyD, is a dedicated psychologist who understands that many individuals, despite having friends and family, often feel alone and different. Clients may find themselves grappling with feelings of emptiness, anxiety, and fear, often convinced that they are defective or too much. Noel believes it doesn’t have to remain this way. He helps clients learn to connect in safe and trusting ways with both themselves and others. With a focus on healing from a history of trauma, abuse, and neglect, he recognizes that simply being told to 'get over it' is not a solution. Therapy, as Noel articulates, is challenging work—overcoming oppression and trauma requires more than superficial self-help tips. In his practice, healing and growth are viewed as a journey that takes time, and he emphasizes that no one should have to navigate this path alone. What his clients need is hope and trust, and he is there to walk alongside them, sharing the burden of their past while guiding them to accept their shadows without being controlled by them. His specialty lies in working with those who have experienced complex trauma and familial discord, helping them to shift from merely surviving to truly enjoying life. With a compassionate and strength-based approach, Noel Hunter inspires individuals to uncover the strong and worthwhile person that already exists within them. Clients may find their journey daunting, but with Noel's support, they can discover that embracing this risk is indeed worth it.

Juan Robles-gil Aleman is a compassionate and dedicated counselor with expertise in guiding adults through challenges such as grief, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. His approach is deeply rooted in understanding the client's unique experiences and cultural background, utilizing a blend of therapeutic modalities including Culturally Sensitive practices, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Trauma-Focused therapy. Juan specializes in supporting individuals facing relationship issues by enhancing their communication skills, navigating conflicts, and establishing healthy boundaries. He empowers clients to make confident decisions and facilitates journeys toward self-forgiveness and healing from guilt and shame. With a trauma-informed and multicultural lens, Juan employs an integrative strategy that combines cognitive behavioral techniques with insights from psychodynamic traditions. This comprehensive method aims to meet the diverse needs of each client, ensuring they feel heard and understood. He is committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment for personal growth, allowing clients to explore new options and tools that promote daily well-being. Juan's billing and insurance support team ensures that clients can focus solely on their therapy sessions, making the process seamless and stress-free. He invites those seeking positive change to take that important step towards a better place.

Anthony Connors, JD, MA, LMHC, brings a wealth of experience to his counseling practice, utilizing a pragmatic and adaptive approach rooted in his background as an attorney. He specializes in supporting young adults, professionals, and elders facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and complex life transitions. With a focus on helping clients find fulfillment and realize their potential, Anthony skillfully addresses employment or relationship obstacles, identity questions, and the stress that comes with significant life changes. Drawing from over a decade of legal practice, where he guided clients through tragic losses, conflict resolution, and difficult decisions, he integrates this firsthand knowledge of overcoming adversity into his clinical work. Anthony believes in the importance of understanding the person behind the problem, fostering an environment where clients can harness their strengths and view themselves as the protagonists in their empowering personal narratives. His commitment to customized treatment ensures that each client's journey towards positive change is both supportive and effective.

Susan Jantzen is a highly experienced clinical social worker and therapist specializing in a range of issues including grief, relationship challenges, depression, anxiety, and the impacts of alcoholism and mental illness. With over 30 years of direct patient care and experience supervising other therapists, she has cultivated a profound understanding of family dynamics and personal growth. Susan's approach is primarily informed by contemporary psychoanalysis, where she skillfully explores how past experiences shape present challenges while empowering clients to navigate their paths forward. Additionally, her training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Therapy, and somatic interventions allows her to integrate various modalities tailored to the unique needs of each individual. Working predominantly with adults, she is dedicated to creating a culturally sensitive and safe space where clients can explore their experiences and foster their well-being.

Josephine Wong is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist deeply committed to supporting adults and elders facing life's challenges. With a PhD and advanced certifications as an LCSW-R, her educational journey began at New York University, from which she graduated in 2003. She specializes in addressing profound issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship concerns, drawing on a rich toolkit of therapeutic techniques. Her practice integrates Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Trauma-Focused approaches, and various modalities like Family/Marital therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Josephine's approach is not only evidence-based but also relational, ensuring that every session is tailored to the individual’s unique context and needs. Whether working with couples or individuals, she creates a safe, welcoming space where clients can explore their emotions and cultivate healing. Josephine’s passion for fostering resilience and growth shines through in her therapeutic relationships, guiding her clients towards meaningful change and a deeper understanding of themselves.

Linda Kane is a dedicated LCSW Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, committed to supporting individuals, couples, and families through life's challenges. With a compassionate approach, she focuses on key issues such as addiction, family conflict, and eating disorders, offering a safe environment for her clients. Linda specializes in various modalities, including family/marital therapy and psychoanalytic techniques, enabling her to connect effectively with teens, adults, and seniors alike. Her warm demeanor and deep understanding of relational dynamics empower her clients to navigate their emotional landscapes and foster healthier relationships. Through her expertise in psychotherapy, she strives to inspire transformation and resilience in those she serves.

Paul Kelly, MA, LMHC, CSAT, is a compassionate and experienced psychotherapist dedicated to supporting those grappling with sex addiction, relationship challenges, career or creative stagnation, and spiritual distress. He is well-versed in assisting a diverse clientele, including both straight and gay clients, as he provides individual and couples therapy. As a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT), Paul has garnered specialized training from esteemed figures in the field such as Patrick Carnes, Stefanie Carnes, and Rob Weiss. He holds a master’s degree in Pastoral Counseling and Spiritual Care from Fordham University, alongside a BFA from NYU. His approach is collaborative and strength-based, incorporating mindfulness-based techniques, positive psychology, and evidence-based practices. Paul empowers his clients to engage their best selves in a supportive environment as they work together towards meaningful growth and healing.

Elana Kirsch is a dedicated therapist and Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who believes that therapy is a powerful tool for personal connection and growth. Her approach helps clients connect with themselves and others, clarifying their values and dreams while fostering an understanding of their past, enabling them to remain more present. Specializing in anxiety, relationship issues, and navigating significant life transitions, Elana utilizes a variety of therapy types, including Compassion Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and the Gottman Method, among others. With her insight-oriented perspective and an emphasis on the mind/body connection, she strives to create a supportive environment where individuals, couples, and groups can explore and thrive. Elana is passionate about guiding her clients towards a more fulfilling life, making her an invaluable partner in their journey.

Meet Lucja Kobus, a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist who specializes in supporting adults through their unique journeys. As a Gestalt therapist, Lucja’s practice embraces individuals, couples, and non-monogamous/poly relationships. She stands as an LGBTQIA+ affirming, trauma-informed, and experientially oriented professional, ensuring a safe space for clients of all genders, sexualities, bodies, and racial/cultural identities. Lucja collaborates with clients to cultivate tools that lead to insightful explorations of emotional, cognitive, and physical experiences. Her engaging and creative therapeutic style is designed to empower clients, helping them develop skills and enhance their awareness around the complexities of being human. Lucja is adept at addressing a wide range of issues including trauma and PTSD, relationship issues, immigration challenges, sexual identity, gender affirming care, anxiety, depression, grief, religious trauma, life transitions, stress management, and navigating neurodiversity along with the intersectionality of these diverse experiences. Taking the first step into therapy can be daunting, but Lucja is here to support clients on their path, encouraging curiosity and personal growth through the therapeutic journey.

Meredith Friedson is a dedicated Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 10 years of experience in outpatient, residential, inpatient, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), foster care, and school settings. She has a profound ability to engage with individuals of all ages, including preteens, children, teenagers, adults, and elders. Meredith understands that whether individuals are experiencing an acute crisis, facing relational issues, or seeking a supportive environment to feel recognized and understood, the right therapeutic relationship can foster personal freedom, self-acceptance, and lasting change. She employs a collaborative approach to therapy, emphasizing non-judgmental curiosity as she skillfully assists clients in gaining insight into themselves. Her expertise extends to treating depression, trauma, borderline personality disorder, self-injury, and psychosis. With a flexible orientation that blends relational and psychoanalytic therapy, Meredith pays close attention to unconscious conflicts and desires that influence behavior. She adapts her methods to meet the unique needs of each client, always prioritizing compassion and respect in her practice.

Camille Lester, a compassionate and dedicated counselor, holds multiple credentials including LMHC and LCPC, as well as a Master’s degree in Counseling. With a focus on adults dealing with complex issues such as marital and premarital challenges, codependency, and trauma, Camille employs a variety of effective therapeutic methods. Her approach is grounded in attachment-based, narrative, and emotionally focused therapies, along with innovative techniques from the Gottman Method and Jungian principles. Passionate about fostering safe and supportive environments, she works with individuals, couples, and groups, helping her clients navigate through life's difficulties with strength and resilience. Camille's belief in the power of relational and feminist therapy is a testament to her commitment to empowering those she serves on their journey toward healing and self-discovery.

Lana Liinve is a compassionate and dedicated integrative psychotherapist committed to supporting individuals through the complexities of being human. With expertise in navigating grief, life transitions, and emotional disturbances, she provides a safe and understanding space for clients facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship strains. Lana believes that deeply exploring these challenges can lead to significant personal growth, supported by the right therapeutic alliance. She employs a blend of mindfulness-based methods, compassionate approaches, and trauma-focused techniques to engage clients in a collaborative therapeutic process. With warmth and curiosity, she utilizes both talk therapy and body-awareness practices, fostering self-discovery that empowers individuals to cultivate meaningful change in their lives. Understanding the importance of an authentic connection, Lana strives to create a therapeutic environment where clients feel respected and valued as they tap into their innate wisdom to heal, grow, and achieve their desired transformations.

Tara Lombardo, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor with a wealth of experience in working with adults and elders. Recognizing the courage it takes to enter therapy, Tara understands that individuals often seek help after putting significant effort into managing their personal challenges. She believes that growth is achievable, even in the most challenging circumstances. Utilizing an eclectic therapeutic approach, Tara emphasizes reflection, support, validation, and collaboration, fostering the insights and behaviors necessary for change. Her commitment is to meet clients where they are while guiding them toward their desired outcomes. With specializations in identity, gender, and sexuality issues, Tara also brings expertise to couples seeking guidance on family building. As an experienced clinician and Executive Director of a prestigious clinical institute in Manhattan, she provides valuable insight into complex relational dynamics. Tara operates on an out-of-network basis, ensuring a tailored therapeutic experience for each individual and couple.