As a therapist, I strongly believe in empowering client’s from a strengths-based perspective. In addition to psychotherapy, I am presently employed as a Forensic Social Worker, advocating on behalf of individuals’ with criminal justice involvement.

Jacquelyn is a New York trained psychotherapist and mental health counselor. She operates from the view point that life is full of challenges and asking for help is one of the strongest things a person can do. She works to establish a collaborative, creative partnership with clients in order to help them achieve their personal goals.

I work from a trauma informed, person centered, and recovery oriented perspective, and provides individualized therapy based on personal goals and needs. I have worked in non-profit agencies throughout her career specializing in working with adults diagnosed with a mental illness, and looking at how social determinants of health impact individuals.

I am a therapist because I find joy and meaning in the healing power of connection. I create space for people as they seek to make sense of their experiences, find perspective, experience their own power, and make positive change in their lives.

As a therapist my goal is to provide you with a safe, affirming space, to process emotions, thoughts, and behaviors that are impacting your daily life, your relationships, and your sense of self.

Gwen’s primary clinical work has been in New York City schools, representing community based organizations, as well as in public health services in the Bronx.

I believe therapy to be a collaborative, goal-oriented process designed to foster your optimal well being. As such, my aim is to create a non-judgemental, person-focused environment tailored to you and your unique circumstances.

I believe changes happen when people are given the guidance they need to draw on their own strengths and realize their potential to live fulfilling lives.

My approach as a therapist is an integrative approach, meaning I am a true believer that therapy is not a “one size fits all” model and I blend elements from different therapeutic approaches according to each of my clients needs.

As a therapist, my goal is to offer my clients non-judgmental support and guidance in whatever they bring to my office. I believe the first step in effective therapy is building a collaborative relationship,

I believe that a therapeutic relationship is a collaborative one in which I work together with my clients, using a variety of different modalities, to achieve their goals.

It takes courage to enter the world of personal growth and be willing to explore your choices for a better life. Kudos for taking this step.

Adonai specializes in at risk youth, family reconnection, couples reunion, and life transitions. She also specializes in helping with depression, anxiety, overcoming trauma, uprooting cultural disparities and relationship challenges.

Helen received her Masters of Arts in Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness from New York University. She comes from a background working with individuals with Autism and other developmental disabilities, as well as with high-risk populations.

I work with clients with many different backgrounds, providing individualized approaches in a safe and encouraging environment. What I like to do is apply resources to my practice because I believe it helps one build better self-esteem and healthy boundaries.

Tatjana is a Licensed Master Social Worker with a decade of experience in the mental health field, spanning psychiatric hospitals, community mental health programs, and managed care organizations.

Among being a Licensed Master Social Worker, she is also a Certified Life and Relationship Coach and has advocated for vulnerable communities as an Activist. In her work as a therapeutic clinician, Vicky has worked with diverse populations. She is LGBT-Affirming and Anti-Racist as a practice.

I have been a practicing Social Worker for 5 years. My goal is to create a safe and comfortable space where clients can be confident that I am here to listen without judgement, help them to process their feelings, and encourage them to pursue a healthier and more balanced approach to their life’s journey.

The majority of my work has been delivering therapeutic services, including individual, group, and family therapy to children and adolescents with chronic emotional and physical illnesses in hospitals and community agencies.

I have been a psychotherapist for over 20 years. I find it an honor and a privilege to help others move forward along their life’s path. My work has been primarily with individuals and couples in clinics and in private practice.

As a therapist my goal is to provide a safe space to process emotions, thoughts and behaviors that impact your daily life.

 I have extensive experience working with individuals living with HIV in supportive housing and locating and ensuring they were connected to resources and services. I also have experience working with families and children involved in the Family Court system. 

Jordan is committed to curating a safe space for her clients to speak freely and honestly. Using empathy and compassion, she strives to create a positive and trusting relationship with her clients.