Nina Yashin is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who understands the challenges of feeling stagnant or stuck. She recognizes that many individuals may find themselves lost, overwhelmed, or unfulfilled, often resorting to unhealthy coping mechanisms such as addiction or disordered eating. Nina specializes in guiding individuals through cycles of self-sabotage and self-criticism, particularly those who have experienced trauma, familial dysfunction, or major life transitions. Certified in EMDR and well-versed in therapy modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness-based techniques, she creates a safe space for clients to explore their thoughts and feelings. Nina’s approach is both gentle and challenging; she listens empathetically while also encouraging her clients to step outside their comfort zones. By focusing on solutions, she collaborates with clients to develop actionable plans that foster meaningful change, helping them acquire essential skills like interpersonal effectiveness and distress tolerance. Nina believes that while asking for help can be daunting, everyone deserves support on their journey. With her commitment to honesty and transparency, she fosters trust, empowering clients to make informed decisions that lead to significant, measurable improvements. Life is ever-changing, and with Nina's guidance, clients can learn to navigate their paths more effectively.

David Yusko is a licensed clinical psychologist and Co-Founder of the Center for Anxiety & Behavior Therapy, where he specializes in providing compassionate, evidence-based treatment for anxiety disorders, including OCD, PTSD, social anxiety, generalized anxiety, panic, and phobias. His expertise extends to treating substance use disorders and assisting athletes in enhancing their performance through the mental aspects of competition. Guided largely by cognitive behavioral therapy principles, David also integrates elements of mindfulness and psychodynamic theory into his practice. He is dedicated to helping clients reconnect with the meaningful facets of their lives through a collaborative, goal-oriented, and practical approach. David has been trained by several prominent psychologists and has gained invaluable experience at Rutgers, where he studied state-of-the-art treatments for substance abuse, and through specialized training in sports psychology with faculty working alongside professional athletes. For the past ten years, he has specialized in anxiety disorders at the University of Pennsylvania. At the Center for Anxiety & Behavior Therapy, the philosophy is to deliver the most well-researched treatments for anxiety tailored to each client's unique needs. The team's mission is to facilitate measurable and meaningful change for clients through a warm, collaborative partnership focused on achieving their goals.