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Mental Health Services for
Individuals, Couples, and Families

Evidence-based support across New York, Connecticut, Florida, and Texas

Whether you're dealing with anxiety, relationship challenges, family stress, performance pressure, or just want to build better mental health, there's an approach here that fits. Every service is designed around helping you feel better and function better in the areas of life that matter most.

Individual Therapy

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Who This Is For

You're struggling with anxiety that won't quit, depression that makes everything feel harder, stress you can't shake, or you just want better tools for managing life. Maybe you're an athlete dealing with performance anxiety. Maybe you're navigating a difficult transition. Maybe you've just been feeling off and ready to address it.


What We Address

  • Anxiety and panic

  • Depression and low motivation

  • Stress and overwhelm

  • Performance anxiety for athletes and professionals

  • Mental blocks when your mind gets in your way

  • Life transitions and major changes

  • Confidence and self-esteem

  • Grief and loss

  • Trauma and difficult experiences

  • Building better mental health habits

How This Works

Sessions are 45-50 minutes, typically weekly or bi-weekly depending on your needs. We start with a comprehensive assessment, then build a personalized treatment plan based on your specific goals.

I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy to help you identify and change patterns that fuel anxiety or depression. You'll learn practical coping strategies, emotional regulation skills, and techniques you can use immediately in daily life.

For athletes and performers, I integrate performance psychology strategies—mental skills training, visualization, pre-performance routines, and focus techniques.

This isn't passive therapy. We're actively building your skills, testing strategies, adjusting what's not working, and tracking progress.

What You'll Gain

  • Ability to manage anxiety and difficult emotions

  • Practical coping tools you can use right away

  • Better sleep and reduced stress

  • Improved confidence and self-esteem

  • Clearer thinking and better decision-making

  • Skills that last beyond therapy

Group Therapy

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Who This Is For

You want peer support from people who understand what you're going through. You benefit from learning alongside others facing similar challenges. Or you're looking for a cost-effective option for skill-building.


What We Address

  • Anxiety and stress management

  • Depression and mood challenges

  • Performance anxiety for athletes

  • High-achiever challenges like perfectionism and burnout

  • Building resilience and coping skills

  • Life transitions and change

How This Works

Family sessions are 60 minutes and involve whoever is relevant to the issue—sometimes parents and one child, sometimes the whole family.

We focus on improving communication, clarifying expectations, understanding each person's perspective, and building healthier patterns of interaction. I help family members express concerns constructively and develop the skills to support each other better.

This isn't about blame. It's about understanding patterns and building new ones.

What You'll Gain

  • Peer support from people who get it

  • Shared strategies and tools

  • Reduced isolation

  • Cost-effective skill-building

  • Accountability and encouragement

Family Therapy

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Who This Is For

Family dynamics feel tense. Parent-teen conflicts keep escalating. Communication has broken down. Expectations are causing stress. You need support improving how family members relate to each other.


What We Address

  • Parent-child conflict and communication

  • Family expectations and pressure

  • Sibling dynamics

  • Supporting a family member through mental health challenges

  • Major life transitions affecting the family

  • Roles and responsibilities

  • Managing stress as a family unit

How This Works

Family sessions are 60 minutes and involve whoever is relevant to the issue—sometimes parents and one child, sometimes the whole family.

We focus on improving communication, clarifying expectations, understanding each person's perspective, and building healthier patterns of interaction. I help family members express concerns constructively and develop the skills to support each other better.

This isn't about blame. It's about understanding patterns and building new ones.

What You'll Gain

  • Healthier communication across the family

  • Reduced tension and conflict

  • Better understanding of each person's needs

  • Clearer boundaries and expectations

  • Tools for managing future challenges togethery

SPORTS PERFORMANCE Therapy

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Who This Is For

You are an athlete who performs well in practice, but struggles when it counts. Maybe nerves take over, focus drops, confidence wobbles, or you cannot get out of your head during competition. This is for anyone who wants a more consistent performance mindset and a calmer, more reliable body response under pressure.


What We Address

  • Performance anxiety and pre game nerves

  • Focus, attention, and mental clarity

  • Confidence and self doubt

  • Slumps, mistakes, and bouncing back faster

  • Negative self talk and overthinking

  • Stress response and emotional regulation

  • Sleep, recovery, and fatigue management

  • Motivation, burnout, and consistency

  • Returning to play after injury

  • Routines, visualization, and competition readiness

How This Works

We start with a clear assessment of what is happening in your mind and body during high pressure moments, then build a plan around your specific goals. Sessions combine sport psychology strategies with skills you can practice between sessions, like focus cues, visualization, pre performance routines, and coping tools for pressure.

Neurofeedback and biofeedback can be included as part of this service when it is a fit.

Biofeedback helps you learn to regulate your body in real time through signals like breathing, heart rate, and tension so you can shift into a steadier performance state on purpose.

Neurofeedback helps train your brain toward more consistent focus and regulation by practicing specific patterns with immediate feedback. Over time, we track progress, adjust what is working, and build the kind of mental and physiological control that shows up when it matters.

What You'll Gain

  • More consistent focus under pressure

  • Practical tools for nerves and recovery

  • Stronger confidence and composure

  • A repeatable pre performance routine

  • Faster reset after mistakes

  • Better emotional control in competition

  • Improved sleep and recovery habits

  • Clear progress you can track over time

Couples Counseling

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Who This Is For

Communication has broken down. The same arguments keep happening. You feel disconnected, misunderstood, or stuck in unhealthy patterns. You want to rebuild connection and learn how to support each other better.


What We Address

  • Communication breakdowns and conflict patterns

  • Feeling disconnected or misunderstood

  • Managing stress together

  • Rebuilding trust

  • Intimacy and connection challenges

  • Life transitions affecting the relationship

  • Balancing individual needs with partnership needs

  • External pressures from work, family, or other stressors

How This Works

Couples sessions are 60 minutes and use evidence-based techniques to help you communicate better, understand each other's perspectives, and develop skills for managing conflict constructively.

We work on active listening, expressing needs without attacking, de-escalating heated moments, and building the habits that strengthen connection. You'll get homework between sessions because real change happens when you practice new patterns in real life.

This isn't about assigning blame. It's about understanding patterns, learning new skills, and practicing them together.

What You'll Gain

  • Better communication tools

  • Less reactive conflict

  • Deeper understanding of each other

  • Practical skills for navigating challenges together

  • Stronger partnership that can handle stress

Telehealth Services

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Who This Is For

You live in New York, Connecticut, Florida, or Texas and prefer the convenience of virtual sessions. You need flexibility due to travel or busy schedules. Or you simply feel more comfortable in your own space.


What We Address

All the same issues as in-person therapy. Anxiety, depression, stress, relationship challenges, family dynamics, performance concerns, or general mental health support. The medium is different. The quality and effectiveness aren't.

How This Works

Virtual sessions are conducted via HIPAA-compliant platform. You'll receive a secure link before your appointment. Sessions are the same length as in-person—45-50 minutes for individual, 60 minutes for couples or family.

We use the same evidence-based approaches, build the same skills, and track progress the same way.

You need a private space where you can talk freely, reliable internet, and a device with camera and microphone.

What You'll Gain

  • Access from anywhere in four states

  • Flexible scheduling without commute time

  • Same quality care as in-person

  • Comfortable, private environment of your choosing

  • Consistency even when traveling

Treatment Approaches We Use

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

One of the most researched approaches for anxiety, depression, and many other challenges. Helps you identify and change thought patterns that fuel difficult emotions and develop practical coping strategies.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Evidence-based approach that teaches emotional regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness. Particularly helpful for managing intense emotions.

Performance and Sport Psychology

Specialized training in the mental side of high performance, including mental skills training, visualization, focus strategies, and working with competitive pressure. Helpful for athletes and anyone facing high-stakes situations.

Stress and Anxiety Management

Comprehensive techniques for managing generalized anxiety, panic, social anxiety, and chronic stress through physiological regulation, cognitive restructuring, and behavioral strategies.

Resilience and Motivation Building

Work focused on recovering from burnout, rebuilding motivation, developing mental toughness, and creating sustainable wellbeing.

Relationship and Communication Skills

Training in assertiveness, boundary-setting, conflict resolution, active listening, and interpersonal effectiveness to improve all your relationships.