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Liza Mordkovich is a Licensed Social Worker, Licensed Art Therapist, Psychotherapist, and Coach, dedicated to fostering healing, growth, and transformation at the Brooklyn Center for Mindfulness and Psychotherapy. With a robust background in addressing a range of mental health challenges including anxiety, addiction, stress, and perinatal mood disorders, she has a passion for empowering individuals to navigate life's complexities. Liza’s therapeutic approach is characterized by warmth, empathy, and eclectic methodologies. She believes in each person's innate capacity for change, providing specialized support to adolescents, adults, and pregnant or postpartum individuals. Offering a safe and non-judgmental environment, Liza encourages her clients to explore their challenges and discover their inner strengths and resilience. With modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Art Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), she is committed to helping her clients build the fulfilling lives they deserve.

Kerin Nadler is a dedicated Psychoanalyst, Group Psychotherapist, and Creative Arts Therapist, renowned for her compassionate approach to therapy. She specializes in providing individual and group psychotherapy for adolescents and adults grappling with challenges such as depression, psychosis, mood disorders, PTSD, personality disorders, anxiety, and relationship issues. With a Master’s degree from Pratt Institute, Kerin brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her practice. Alongside her private therapy sessions, she contributes her expertise as a therapist at Mt. Sinai Hospital and the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy. Her passion for education is evident through her role as a guest lecturer at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine and Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and her presentations at both local and national group psychotherapy conferences highlight her commitment to the field. Kerin employs an array of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) and Dance/Movement Therapy, creating a holistic and supportive environment for her clients.

Mei Ng is a Licensed Psychoanalyst dedicated to helping clients navigate their emotional struggles and achieve personal growth. Whether addressing current situations or longstanding issues, she provides compassionate support to those facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship difficulties. Many individuals seek her expertise to explore themes related to identity, loss, and trauma, while others aim to reach their life goals. With her diverse therapeutic modalities, which include Gestalt, Somatic, Psychoanalytic, and Humanistic approaches, Mei creates a unique and safe environment for clients. In therapy, they work together to identify, understand, and resolve their challenges, fostering awareness of both strengths and obstacles. This collaborative process allows for clarity and insight, leading to real change, peace of mind, and valuable skills for the future. Mei's supportive, compassionate, and direct style establishes a nurturing space to explore the roots of conflict, paying close attention to their present impacts. She welcomes inquiries about her work and approach, as well as opportunities to connect with prospective clients.

Dr. John McCormick is a dedicated psychologist with more than 20 years of experience in psychodynamic therapy and addictions counseling. Graduating in 1987 and attending the prestigious Teachers College of Columbia University, he specializes in assisting adults and elders (65+) struggling with anxiety, addiction, and relationship issues. Dr. McCormick understands the complex dilemmas that contribute to dysfunction and self-defeating behaviors stemming from family histories of substance use. His approach encourages the development of healthy habits and nurturing relationships, fostering personal growth for individuals and couples alike.

Mary Pender Greene, LCSW-R, CGP, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 20 years of expertise in working with adults and couples. She approaches therapy with compassion, respect, and a non-judgmental attitude, specializing in the intricacies of love and work relationships. Mary is known for her attentive listening skills and commitment to creating a safe space for clients to explore difficult emotions. Her therapeutic process involves guiding clients to a deeper understanding of themselves, helping them recognize their strengths, gain fresh perspectives, and alter destructive behavior patterns. Together with her clients, she tackles issues that hinder relationship satisfaction and career advancement, exploring constructive solutions along the way. Her 'Couple's Work' emphasizes the importance of self-relationship dynamics and their impact on connections with others. Mary assists couples in reigniting their friendship, addressing challenges, and cultivating the behavioral changes necessary for optimism, intimacy, and fulfillment in their relationships. She understands the pain of loneliness that arises when boredom or disconnection seeps into relationships, and she believes that no matter the conflict—be it neglect, infidelity, or a lack of appreciation—repair is always possible. Mary firmly asserts that 'one person can make two people better' through dedicated work and compassion.

Dr. Anna Edwards is a psychologist with a PhD dedicated to helping individuals overcome repetitive patterns and lead more fulfilling lives through cognitive behavioral therapy and schema therapy. She specializes in the treatment of depression, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive related disorders, and trauma-related disorders. In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Edwards teaches and supervises at Weill Cornell Medical College, where she contributes to the education of future therapists. She is actively involved in various treatment outcome trials, enhancing the understanding of effective therapies, and has published her research in peer-reviewed journals while presenting her findings at national conferences. Dr. Edwards' commitment to both her patients and the advancement of psychological research makes her an invaluable resource in the field of mental health.

Dr. Chitra Raghavan is a highly skilled and licensed clinical psychologist with over a decade of experience. Her practice excels in conducting empirically-informed forensic evaluations and providing training in threat assessment and various forms of interpersonal exploitation and violence victimization. Utilizing an integrative approach, Dr. Raghavan incorporates best practices in current assessment research and employs trauma-informed clinical interviewing techniques. Her expertise encompasses critical issues such as sexual harassment, workplace violence, sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and domestic violence, as well as complex topics like domestic homicides and sex and labor trafficking. She specializes in evaluating trauma and PTSD, assessing violence risk, and addressing coercive controlling tactics, dissociation, memory issues, sexual grooming, trauma bonding, and traumatic attachments. With a commitment to multiculturalism, Dr. Raghavan brings a nuanced understanding to each individual's situation and works effectively with both heterosexual and queer populations. Fluent in multiple languages, including Arabic, French, Indonesian, Spanish, Russian, Mandarin, and Korean, she utilizes skilled interpreters as needed. In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Raghavan serves as a Professor of Psychology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, where she holds various leadership roles, including Deputy Director of the Forensic Mental Health Counseling Program and Coordinator of the Victim Services Track. As a respected author, she has published over 40 articles and two books on related topics, contributing significantly to the fields of psychology and victimology.

Erin Omara is a compassionate and dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding credentials as an LCSW and SEP. She firmly believes that safety, creativity, and collaborative give-and-take are essential components of a successful therapy experience. By fostering a supportive environment, Erin empowers her patients to explore their past and present challenges within the context of a potentially transformative therapeutic relationship. Known for her sensitivity, curiosity, humor, and warmth, Erin approaches therapy in a hands-on manner, emphasizing an active and practical style. She tailors her methods to suit the unique needs and desires of each individual, ensuring that therapy sessions are personalized and effective. Erin's practice often involves patients dealing with work anxiety, relationship conflicts, depression, self-esteem issues, and uncertainties regarding life goals. She possesses a special interest in working with professionals in the artistic and creative fields, aiding them in identifying and overcoming creative blocks and professional impediments. Furthermore, Erin is experienced in supporting individuals and families through the recovery stages of addiction, illustrating her dedication to holistic therapeutic practices.

Lisa Sabath is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an MSW and LCSW-R. With a deep understanding of the complexities that accompany life’s challenges, she skillfully supports teens, adults, and elders (65+) through their journeys, addressing key issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship difficulties. Lisa employs a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), tailoring her approach to meet the unique needs of each individual and family. With a commitment to evidence-based practices and a warm, humanistic philosophy, Lisa creates a safe and nurturing environment where clients can explore their innermost thoughts and feelings. Whether working with individuals, couples, or families, her aim is to foster resilience and facilitate meaningful change, guiding her clients toward a more fulfilling life.

Dr. Malini Singh is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD and rich experience in psychotherapy, focusing on individuals of all ages, from toddlers to elders. For those seeking therapeutic support, she understands the emotional pain and dissatisfaction that can arise in various aspects of life, including work and relationships. Clients often realize that mere advice from loved ones, self-help resources, and DIY approaches fall short in effecting meaningful, lasting change. Dr. Singh's expertise lies in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic therapy, which she facilitates through individual and couples sessions. With several years of post-doctoral training, she exhibits a profound ability to help individuals comprehend their emotional challenges and identify patterns in their choices. Her approach is grounded in creating a safe therapeutic environment where clients can delve deep into their emotional issues. Her commitment to facilitating a feeling of safety ensures a supportive journey toward healing and personal growth, allowing clients to feel understood and empowered as they work through their difficulties.

Suzanne Hagopian is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist known for her collaborative approach to wellness. With nearly 20 years of experience in mindfulness meditation and intensive yoga study, Suzanne skillfully integrates mind/body techniques into her practice. She specializes in helping clients manage anxiety, depression, and life transitions, including job-related changes, relational challenges, fertility issues, and concerns specific to the LGBTQQIA+ community and aging populations. Through psychodynamic and somatic principles, she assists clients in evaluating and overcoming internal and external barriers that may impede their journey towards discovering their authentic selves. Armed with a master's degree in Advanced Clinical Social Work from Columbia University and training in Crisis Intervention, her sessions are designed to equip clients with applicable skills to meet their personal goals. Suzanne's work is deeply rewarding, and she offers her expertise through both Telehealth and in-person sessions.

Tuba Tokgoz, a Licensed Psychoanalyst with a PhD and FIPA, understands that difficult emotions are often seen as adversaries rather than vital signals about ourselves and our surroundings. She believes that embracing all emotions, even the uncomfortable ones, is essential for emotional connection and aliveness. Through her work in Object Relations, Psychoanalytic, and Psychodynamic therapy, Tuba guides individuals, couples, and groups in recognizing that psychological suffering stems not from painful feelings themselves, but from the suppression of these emotions. By fostering an environment of emotional authenticity, Tuba empowers her clients to acknowledge and embrace their feelings, thus fostering creativity, love, joy, and meaning in their lives. Her capacity to comprehend unique struggles from within ensures that individuals feel understood and supported as they learn to navigate their emotional landscapes and create the changes they desire.

Ivy Zhang is a Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who understands the complexities of navigating mixed emotions that can affect personal and professional lives. Clients often find themselves grappling with self-doubts and feeling overwhelmed, making it challenging to move forward with their goals. Ivy creates a collaborative space where individuals can explore their concerns, gain insight into their emotions, and reestablish meaningful connections with others. She views therapy as a powerful interaction that empowers clients to confront realities and appreciate themselves in their entirety. With a rich background in working with a diverse range of clients, Ivy is committed to understanding how culture and social environments shape individual experiences. Through self-exploration and reflection on the past, she helps clients address present difficulties in a non-judgmental space that encourages self-harmony and genuine growth. Ivy values the unique narratives of each individual, believing their inner struggles deserve both validation and compassion. She welcomes clients of all races, ethnicities, countries of origin, gender identities, sexual orientations, religions, abilities, and body sizes, fostering an inclusive therapeutic environment.