Provider Directory

Helping women navigate life transition, career changes, stress and anxiety.

I am an experienced psychoanalyst, couples therapist, clinical supervisor/consultant and integrative psychotherapist in private practice in NYC. I work with adults, adolescents, children, couples and groups with issues that include anxiety, depression, ADD, fertility, pregnancy loss, postpartum adjustment, parenting, relationships, work, school/learning difficulties, creativity blocks, eating disorders, chronic and acute medical illness. grief, infidelity and life transitions. I also provide clinical supervision for early and mid-career clinicians in the field.

I see patients through telemedicine at my website, Skypiatrist.com, so there is no need to commute to a clinic. We do medication management and are in network with multiple insurances.

Dr. Judith Brisman was the Founding Director of the Eating Disorder Resource Center for over 35 years. She is co-author of Surviving an Eating Disorder: Strategies for Family and Friends, is an associate editor of Contemporary Psychoanalysis and is on the editorial board of the journal Eating Disorders. She is a member of the teaching faculty of the William Alanson White Institute and she maintains a private practice in New York City.
Dr. Brisman is known internationally as among the first in her field to develop a treatment program for bulimic patients. She has published and lectured extensively regarding the interpersonal treatment of eating disorders.

Liz Yarock is a NYC-based Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a primary focus on women and adolescent mental health. Her expertise lies in working with individuals experiencing anxiety, stressful life events, relationship issues, low self-image, perfectionism, ADHD, and the highly sensitive trait.

I am LCSW in California and New York.

I specialize in working with young people and grief, mostly; other areas include life transitions, ADHD, and LGBTQ+/sexuality. My private practice is filled with young female-identifying people (ages 12-25 year olds). After many. years in direct MSW care in healthcare settings I specialize in young people and grief.

I am passionate about the field of Social Work and its advocacy. I look forward to connecting with you all.

I'm glad you're considering therapy. I am a psychotherapist and art therapist specializing in anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, illness and relationship issues. My approach to personal wellness and mental health is holistic, humanistic and non-judgemental. I am in private practice and provide telehealth sessions for children, adolescents, adults and seniors in New York and New Mexico. My clients choose verbal or art-based approaches in therapy, based on their preference.

Lyn (Marilyn) Paul, PhD, LCSW began her social work career in 1995 as a hospital maternal-child social worker, and later spent twenty years on faculty at Adelphi University School of Social Work, teaching courses in human behavior theory and social work practice, and advising and supervising students. Dr. Paul has researched and published on the complex psychosocial issues confronting contemporary families, especially families formed with advanced medical technology and third party assistance. Dr. Paul currently maintains a part-time clinical social work practice on the Upper West Side of Manhattan where she specializes in loss and transition and issues associated with women’s reproductive health.

I am a licensed clinical social worker with 10+ years of experience providing evidence-based treatment to adult individual clients. I specialize in working with adult children of alcoholic parents and I am a published author on the subject. While I have a solid skills-based foundation and I like to establish goals for therapy, my work is very relational and interpersonal. I place the emphasis on goodness of fit and trust first.

I’m passionate about helping my clients connect: with me, with the people in their lives, and, most importantly, with themselves.
As an NYU graduate and New York State Licensed Mental Health Counselor and psychotherapist, I view therapy as a profound learning experience. I help individuals and couples connect with their resilience, learn new coping skills, and cultivate the relationships they want (and deserve).
Above all, I help my clients get comfortable with being uncomfortable. After all, you can’t grow if you’re stuck in the same old patterns and behaviors.

I am passionate about working with adolescents, adults, and their families/support systems. I have particular specialties using research-based practices to work with individuals struggling with Anxiety Disorders and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. In addition to those specialties, I support clients through a wide range of challenges including, depression, stress management, relationship concerns, developing confidence and self-compassion, life transitions, and career and academic stress.
My approach to treatment is rooted in my passion for evidence-based practices including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Exposure with Response Prevention (ERP)

Lillian is an LCSW in New York and New Jersey, specializing in anxiety, perinatal mental health, life transitions, disordered eating, and relationship issues. Integrating psychodynamic, CBT, and DBT methods, Lillian provides a supportive, interactive, and personalized approach. With certifications in anxiety, perinatal mental health, and eating disorders, she aims to help clients explore their experiences and relationships in a safe, judgment-free environment.

Leslie Bloch, LCSW-R focuses her therapy practice on treating eating disorders, disordered eating and body dissatisfaction. She uses Christopher Fairburn’s Enhanced Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Eating Disorders (CBT-E) to treat most adults with eating disorders. Leslie has also been a lifelong student and practitioner of mindfulness based strategies to manage anxiety and uses them in her work with clients. She particularly enjoys working with individuals struggling with stress and anxiety that limit life satisfaction.

Ali Swoish, LMHC, is presently the Assistant Director at the Iona University Counseling Center, specializing in individual and group psychotherapy for college and graduate students. Her areas of expertise include neurodiversity, LGBTQIA+ issues, depression, anxiety, relationship dynamics, identity exploration, and self-esteem, particularly in supporting neurodivergent, queer, and/or disabled folks. Ali also has a strong passion for working with competitive athletes, dancers, and creatives. Ali employs a relational and psychodynamic approach, informed by a multicultural lens, and grounded in principles of disability justice and neurodiversity.

Transitioning into private practice, Ali aims to extend her services beyond the college setting, offering both short-term and long-term therapy options, as well as supervision and workshops. Her commitment to intersectionality, accessibility, and client autonomy ensures a tailored approach to each individual's therapeutic journey.