Provider Directory

Jordana is a Doctorally prepared Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner with 15 years of health care experience. She received her Doctorate and Masters degrees from the prestigious Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) IHP in Boston. Jordana began at MGH as a researcher investigating the neural pathways of thought disorders and the brilliant mind. Her vast experiences as a researcher, nurse, and clinical nurse specialist inform her understanding of human emotions and enhance her ability to diagnose and manage various psychological and psychiatric conditions.
She has expertise in treating depression, anxiety, attentional disorders, addictions, panic, bipolar disorder, and other conditions such as insomnia. Using an eclectic approach which incorporates holistic and psychopharmacology techniques, Jordana works with clients across the lifespan, including adolescents, adults, and geriatric patients.

I specialize in reproductive health -- including infertility, miscarriage and neonatal loss, fetal diagnosis, and perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. I additionally work with adults, couples, and families navigating a wide range of emotional, interpersonal, and life-stage challenges.

I provide effective CBT and talk therapy for anxiety and other issues. I tailor the work to help you get relief from current symptoms, but also to shift underlying patterns and create lasting change.

I work with adults & young adults in midtown Manhattan. The basis of my work is in attachment theory and psychodynamic therapy, often incorporating the use of EMDR to process trauma and access non-verbal states to resolve treatment resistant issues. I use Emotionally Focused Therapy to help couples to increase communication and improve intimacy in relationships.

I am a licensed clinical social worker who provides individual and couples therapy for those trying to find their way through anxiety, life transitions including parenting/pregnancy, grief and loss, and relationship conflicts and challenges.

*During the COVID-19 pandemic, I am conducting video and phone sessions*

In my practice near Union Square/Flatiron, I draw from DBT, CBT, mindfulness and acceptance-based strategies to address mood and anxiety disorders, trauma, relationships problems, career/academic stress, and life transitions.

F. Diane Barth, LCSW is in private practice in New York City where she also works runs private study and supervision groups. Her writing has been published in numerous journals and chapters in books. She writes a blog for Psychology Today. Her most recent books areIntegrative Clinical Social Work Practice (Springer, 2014) and I Know How You Feel: The joy and heartbreak of friendship in women’s lives (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2018).

Kathryn Panos, Phd, is a licensed clinical psychologist providing individual therapy to adults from an integrative perspective. She specializes in treating depression, anxiety, personality disorders, substance abuse, and eating disorders, as well as women's mental health, relationship, and identity issues.

I am a licensed psychoanalyst and a licensed creative arts therapist and I work with adults, adolescents, and children in both the west village and in downtown Brooklyn. Through utilizing relational psychoanalytic psychotherapy, mindfulness, and creative arts therapy techniques my patients work towards increasing their self-esteem, improving their relationships, understanding family conflicts, and accepting themselves for who they are. My specialties include working with women who are struggling with fertility issues, perinatal mood disorders, and the challenges of parenting. In addition I have experience in working with creative people, patients who have a history of trauma, eating disorders, and people who are affected by addiction.

I am a clinical psychologist and the founder of a group private practice. We are a group of licensed psychologists and mental health counselors. We specialize in treating anxiety, panic, depression, trauma, PTSD, and alcohol misuse.

I am a clinical psychologist who works from psychodynamic and systems perspectives. I work with adults, couples and families. I have extensive experience with eating issues, childhood sexual abuse, mood disorders and relationship issues.

I am a therapist at Erika Malm Collective. I have assisted many couples, families, and individuals in both private practice settings and in higher levels of care. I hold a Master’s in Social Work from New York University. I specialize in treating people struggling with eating disorders, chronic disconnection, anxiety, depression, and trauma.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in NY and NJ currently providing video psychotherapy sessions. I see adolescents, adults, and couples who are dealing with depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, relationship and family issues, academic stressors, and identity development. I approach psychotherapy holistically, integrating models such as Internal Family Systems Theory, The Ackerman Relational Approach and Trauma Theory. Working in an environment focused on social justice, it is important to me to be able to help clients navigate issues related to experiences of racism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, and sexism. My intent is to work collaboratively with clients to develop and support their own personal goals and journey of healing.

I have my Bachelor's Degree in Neuroscience & Behavior and Master's Degree in Social Work from Columbia University. I have postgraduate training in couples and family therapy from The Ackerman Institute, as well as postgraduate training as an Internal Family Systems Therapist. Prior to starting in private practice, I have provided psychotherapy in a community-based and school-based settings.

Dr. Heidi Cox is a licensed psychologist with expertise in perinatal mental health. She supports patients through issues including life transitions, anxiety, depression, grief, and creative blocks. She sees adults aged 18+, from emerging adulthood and college students up to older adults. Dr. Heidi Cox's specialization in women's issues includes pelvic and birth trauma, perinatal mood and anxiety, and parenthood.