Care that goes deeper than symptom management
For people who have already tried the obvious things
A lot of the people who come to us have done therapy before. They have the app, the breathing exercise, and the six sessions that ran out just as things got interesting. What they have not had is a clinician who stayed long enough to reach the actual pattern.
We work in depth, and we work with what has not responded yet. Trauma that talking alone did not move. Anxiety that got quieter but never left. Depression that lifted once and came back. That is what this practice is built for, at our Fifth Avenue office or online.
We work in depth, and we work with what has not responded yet. Trauma that talking alone did not move. Anxiety that got quieter but never left. Depression that lifted once and came back. That is what this practice is built for, at our Fifth Avenue office or online.
Nearly 1 in 3
people with depression do not respond fully to the first treatment they try
Conditions we treat
Seven areas we work in every week.
The first call takes fifteen minutes
Frequently
Asked Questions
Questions we get asked most
Q1: What counts as a mental health condition?
In practice, anything that has started running the day instead of you. A clinical diagnosis is one way of describing that. It is not the only reason to come in, and you do not need one to book.
Q2: How common are they?
Common enough that roughly one in five adults in the US has one in any given year, and far more will at some point. You are not an outlier for this.
Q3: What are the signs and symptoms?
Sleep that broke and did not come back. Concentration that went. Appetite up or down. A shorter fuse than you used to have. A body that aches for no clear reason. Most people notice the effects long before they name the cause.
Q4: Can they be treated?
Yes, and usually well. Anxiety, depression, PTSD, and grief all respond to evidence based therapy. Most people notice real movement inside eight to twelve weeks.