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Dian Zhuang, mhc-lp, embodies a compassionate and nurturing approach to therapy, creating a safe space where individuals feel genuinely heard and supported. She understands that there are times when the burden of life transitions and feelings of being stuck can become overwhelming, making it difficult to confide in loved ones. Dian is dedicated to being there for those seeking a place to unload and explore the thoughts and emotions that hold them back from a fulfilling life. <br /> <br /> In her practice, she strives to cultivate an open environment that encourages self-expression and introspection. Dian guides her clients to trust their intuition and draw insights from both current and past experiences. She integrates spiritual healing in her sessions using creative arts, energy work, astrology, and herbs, fostering both emotional and spiritual healing. <br /> <br /> Viewing therapy as a meaningful journey of growth and healing, Dian feels privileged to accompany her clients on this transformative path. Through her support, individuals are empowered to unlock their fears and discover the strength necessary to flourish amidst life's challenges.

Dr. Zonya Mitchell is a compassionate neuropsychologist dedicated to creating a warm and caring environment during neuropsychological testing. She believes in seeing the whole person so that individuals feel truly heard and understood. With extensive training in understanding neurological and neurodevelopmental disorders, as well as attention and learning difficulties, Dr. Mitchell conducts comprehensive psychological and neuropsychological evaluations. These assessments include evaluation of brain functioning, academic performance, language skills, and social/emotional development, all aimed at determining current functioning and guiding effective support strategies. Dr. Mitchell offers her expertise to adults, teens, and children with a range of conditions, including Autism, ADHD, Alzheimer’s Disorder, Dementia, Traumatic Brain Injuries, Learning Disabilities, Dyslexia, Stroke, and Multiple Sclerosis among many others. Her office is dedicated to making evaluations accessible, billing out-of-network insurances directly and providing options to lower costs. Additionally, she facilitates OPWDD services, guardianship support, IEP assistance, and psycho-educational evaluations. Dr. Mitchell’s commitment to non-judgmental and empathetic evaluation makes her a trusted resource for those seeking assistance in navigating neurological challenges.

Catherine Aharon is a seasoned Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) with over 30 years of experience in private practice. She specializes in addressing Depression, Relationship Issues, and Eating Disorders among teens and adults. Catherine's profound understanding of Family Systems Theory greatly informs her therapeutic work with individuals and couples. The Family Therapy framework provides powerful tools for addressing complex issues like eating disorders, anxiety, and depression, allowing her clients to unravel inherited difficulties that may impact their intimate relationships. In her calm, concise, and supportive environment, she emphasizes a psychodynamic and flexible approach, prioritizing practical solutions and tangible results. As the Founder and Executive Director of The Women's Therapy Network and the former Director of Creative Arts Therapies at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Catherine leverages her insights into the creative mind to enhance emotional health, making her a trusted resource for those seeking balance and longevity in their relationships.

Dr. Angelo Pezzote is a highly qualified counselor with an impressive array of credentials, including DPharm, MA, BCPP, CCMHC, and NCC. With a compassionate approach, Dr. Pezzote works effectively with a diverse range of age groups, including preteens, children aged 6 to 10, teens, adults, and elders over 65. His clinical expertise encompasses various pressing issues such as trauma and PTSD, men's issues, and transgender-related challenges. Dr. Pezzote utilizes an eclectic mix of therapeutic types, drawing upon methodologies such as Expressive Arts, Trauma-Focused therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and EMDR. His integrative approach ensures that sessions are tailored to meet the unique needs of each client, fostering an environment of healing and growth. With a commitment to culturally sensitive practices and a deep understanding of the complexities faced by his clients, Dr. Pezzote is dedicated to empowering individuals on their journey towards wellness and self-discovery.

Chris Ann Farhood, MSW, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with a passion for assisting individuals through their emotional challenges. With a focus on helping clients who feel stuck in emotional quandaries or struggle with anxiety and relationship issues, Chris utilizes an active interpersonal approach to identify and resolve behaviors that inhibit growth. By fostering a collaborative and interactive therapeutic environment, Chris empowers clients to find their voice and develop effective plans for change. With training in Psychotherapy, Psychoanalysis, and Child Therapy, Chris works with a diverse clientele including adults, couples, adolescents, and children from age four through play therapy that actively involves parents. With expertise in navigating life transitions, such as living independently, adjusting to new work or life partners, and addressing separation and loss, Chris brings a unique perspective shaped by previous experience as a corporate executive. Specializing in achieving a harmonious balance between work, school, love, and family, Chris emphasizes the importance of understanding one’s relationship with oneself to foster new choices for the future. Directness and humor are key aspects of Chris's approach, effectively challenging dysfunctional attitudes and promoting the desired changes in clients' lives.

James Egede Sr., PhD, MS, LMHC, is a dedicated mental health professional ready to support individuals, couples, and families facing various psychological challenges. His passion for helping others shines through in his evidence-based therapy sessions, which clients often highlight as memorable and impactful. Whether dealing with the complexities of divorce, grappling with grief, or navigating career and educational choices, James is equipped to assist those seeking guidance. He specializes in a range of therapy types, including Trauma-Focused, Attachment-Based, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), employing techniques that address behaviors interfering with daily functioning. His collaborative approach ensures that clients and James share a mutual understanding of their specific concerns, enabling tailored solutions for both short and long-term therapy. With a focus on clear communication and empathy, James is committed to guiding clients through their unique pathways to healing.

Ash Choi is a queer and trans nonbinary therapist dedicated to providing compassionate support for trans and nonbinary clients grappling with transphobia, gender identity, and a/sexuality exploration. With a strong focus on race, class, and gender, Ash’s work primarily addresses survivors of complex trauma, particularly within queer and trans immigrant communities who face mental health challenges stemming from experiences of abuse, neglect, long-term grief, and intergenerational trauma. Utilizing psychodynamic and experiential modalities, Ash emphasizes body-based strategies, trauma narratives, and emotionally focused therapy to help clients make sense of traumatic experiences. They also offer guidance for gender-affirming procedures and care, including gender therapy and support in writing letters for medical and legal gender affirmation. Ash provides a safe, nonjudgmental environment for individuals to explore issues of intimacy and emotional wounds related to their partnerships and families. Ash looks forward to connecting with new clients on their journey.

Donna Corbett, LCSW, understands what it feels like to navigate the complexities of life after addiction. Many people are accustomed to feeling like outsiders while appearing to fit in, and they might find their first year sober exhilarating, devoid of hangovers and filled with a sense of clarity. The so-called Pink Cloud can be uplifting, bringing a semblance of normalcy and the realization of being part of something bigger. Yet, when a yearning for deeper connections emerges amidst the friendly faces in recovery rooms, it can lead to a sense of longing for more. Over coffee, the edges of intimacy may be felt, but often, these interactions seem to replay the same notes without progression. For those who have embraced sobriety as a faithful companion, the search for a true partner to share life’s adventures can feel daunting. Donna recognizes the struggle of feeling out of place even in supportive environments, particularly when hiding one’s true self has become second nature. Through her therapeutic approach, she helps individuals uncover the authentic self that lies beneath the surface. She is not here to provide a mere listening ear; rather, she acts as a compassionate guide, addressing profound questions such as, 'Will I ever find someone who loves me for who I am?' With Donna’s support, individuals can learn to choose healthy relationships that ignite joy and fulfillment, transcending the fleeting bliss of a Pink Cloud.

Laura Miller is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with a passion for helping individuals navigate their mental health challenges. She offers support for healthier relationships, greater academic or career success, and fosters a calmer, more positive outlook on life. With a focus on developing communication skills and processing life's transitions, Laura is particularly skilled in aiding teens in managing their emotions effectively. Her therapeutic approach is insight-oriented and analytical, while she remains adaptable to the unique needs and strengths of each client. Laura specializes in addressing issues related to immigration experiences, social anxiety, and anger management, often involving family support when desired. Fluent in Spanish, she brings several years of experience in bilingual therapy, creating a safe and non-judgmental environment for exploration. Acknowledging the importance of comfort and respect in the therapeutic relationship, Laura is committed to forming an empathic and supportive partnership, ensuring that each client feels valued and understood.

Mary Diorio is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complexities of full-spectrum eating disorders, including bulimia, anorexia, binge eating, compulsive and emotional eating, as well as orthorexia. With a deep understanding of body image concerns, she empowers her clients to gain insight and develop effective coping mechanisms tailored to their unique challenges. Her practice serves individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, difficult life transitions, and the feeling of being stuck in old habits while striving for a higher quality of life. Mary also specializes in providing support for those experiencing social phobia, ensuring a nurturing environment for healing and growth. Through online therapy, she extends her expertise to clients across New York, fostering resilience and well-being.

Johanna Dobrich is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with an LCSW-R and an MA degree, dedicated to helping individuals navigate through the complexities of depression, anxiety, and trauma. She specializes in working with teens, adults, and elders, providing a safe space for those grappling with interpersonal dissatisfaction and mood instability. Johanna understands that trauma manifests in various forms, from acute incidents to longstanding feelings of being misunderstood by significant figures in one's life. Through attachment-based and narrative therapy, as well as psychoanalytic and interpersonal approaches, she aids her clients in alleviating their suffering and fostering the capacity for new experiences. Johanna's approach to talk therapy is grounded in empathy and a deep understanding of the human condition, offering guidance for her clients as they seek clarity and relief in their lives.

Elana Seaman, L.C.S.W., is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with over 25 years of experience in helping individuals navigate through anxiety, depression, fear, loneliness, and shame. Recognizing the unique challenges posed by current events such as the COVID pandemic and political unrest, she is committed to providing a supportive and non-judgmental environment for her clients. Elana's therapy style is eclectic, utilizing various techniques including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, affirmations, and practical applications tailored to meet individual needs. Her warm and approachable demeanor helps clients feel comfortable discussing any difficult issues they may have been unable to express before. As a sex-positive therapist, she welcomes clients from diverse ethnic, cultural, and social backgrounds, emphasizing trust in personal decisions and encouraging clients to embrace their authentic selves. With her guidance, individuals can work towards becoming better versions of themselves in a safe and empowering space.

Dr. Eva Fogelman is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, specializing in guiding adults and the elderly through their mental health journeys. With a profound understanding of trauma and PTSD, she provides compassionate support for individuals facing relationship issues and offers insightful career counseling. Utilizing a systems approach, she addresses the complexities of human interaction through a variety of modalities, including couples therapy, family sessions, and group psychotherapy. Dr. Fogelman’s work draws upon relational psychoanalysis, fostering deep connections that pave the way for healing and personal growth within families and individuals alike. Her commitment to helping clients navigate their challenges with empathy and expertise reflects her genuine care for their well-being.