Provider Directory

Evelyn Gama is an LCSW treating adults and young children. Evelyn's specialties include pregnancy and postpartum, infertility, life transitions, anxiety and depression. Evelyn is also experienced in helping children through play therapy. Evelyn's practice is on the UWS of Manhattan.

Therapy is a challenging experience. Having twenty five + years of experience as a licensed psychologist working with adults and adolescents, I know that finding a "good fit" can be difficult, yet is critical to the therapeutic process. Ultimately the best results are achieved when the therapeutic relationship is one of trust and comfort.

I believe that the authentic client-therapist relationship and our innate ability to heal are forceful power for healing and change. I would like our work to feel meaningful to you. We will work together to come to new understandings about your emotions, behaviors and experiences. The goal is not only to make changes in your behaviors, or to make peace through acceptance, but to gain insight into your personal system of meaning, into underlying issues of your symptoms and in your relationship to self and others.

Dr. Bleiberg is a clinical psychologist and an Associate Professor of Psychology in Clinical Psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine, New York-Presbyterian where she has a private practice, teaches and consults in the Payne Whitney Women’s Program. She specializes in the treatment of difficulties arising during and after pregnancy, following pregnancy loss, and during the transition to parenthood. Dr. Bleiberg is one of the founding members of the Women’s Mental Health Consortium.

I specialize in the treatment of anxiety and mood disorders, using evidence-based practices. During my extensive experience treating children, adolescents, and adults using a cognitive-behavioral approach, I have worked with patients struggling with anxiety disorders (such as social phobia, selective mutism, OCD, panic disorder, specific phobias, and generalized anxiety disorder) and mood disorders (such as depression and bipolar disorder). Prior to opening my practice, I was a full-time faculty member at Weill Cornell Medical College. It is my goal to provide treatment that is supported by the most current research in the field of psychology.

Dr. Gur is a clinical psychologist in the Grand Central area, a former supervisor/adjunct professor at Columbia University, Teachers College Clinical Psychology Ph.D program. Dr. Gur has extensive experience providing psychotherapy and integrating various treatment modalities (psychodynamic, CBT, ACT, IPT). Dr. Gur specializes in treating worry & anxiety (including panic, social), depression, low self worth, attachment/relationship issues, perinatal depression/anxiety, and in adjustment to parenting. Dr. Gur provides psychotherapy to those who are dissatisfied with their interpersonal relationships or with their career and who aspire to lead a more meaningful life. Psychotherapy leads to greater self-knowledge, to making healthier life choices, to improving relationships and to greater self acceptance and confidence. Ineffective coping are replaced by healthier ones.

I am a New York State licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist. I was born and raised in Ireland and received my BA in Psychology from University College Dublin.

Kathleen Rein, M.D. is a Board-Certified Psychiatrist and Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medical College/New York-Presbyterian Hospital. She specializes in reproductive psychiatry, treating women with psychiatric illness, across the female life cycle (including illnesses relating to menstruation, pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, and menopause), with medication management and psychotherapy. Dr. Rein sees patients for medication management and psychotherapy in her private practice (as an out-of-network provider) and at Cornell's Women's Clinic.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in individual, couple, and family therapy. I have trained at the Ackerman Institute and in EFT. My goal is to provide a safe place for my clients to examine their lives with empathy and compassion while working towards making shifts to help them live more fulfilling and satisfied lives. I work with couples and families to thoughtfully heal hurts in relationships to move forward together, separately or in coparenting. I work with Individuals using a Psychodynamic and Relational approach. Supporting them in examining the places in their lives which are causing pain and/or causing them to feel stuck.

Joni S. Mantell, LCSW, is a psychotherapist with over twenty-five years of experience and also the Director of Infertility and Adoption Counseling Center. She holds a Masters in Social Work from The University of Pennsylvania; completed a 4-year Certification Program in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy at the Post-Graduate Center for Mental Health in NYC; and specializes in family building options, reproductive psychology and all aspects of adoption; as well as working extensively with couples, performing artists and writers.

Psychiatrist in Private Practice (NY, NJ). Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry.

I have specialized training and expertise working with trauma, addiction, depression, and anxiety. I provide LGBTQ+ affirmative and racially conscious therapy, and have particular interest in working with individuals dealing with issues related to gender and sexuality, identity formation, and life transitions.

I hold a Masters in Social Work from Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College with an advanced graduate certificate in childhood trauma. Prior to joining Erika Cooley Therapy, I worked in an intensive outpatient program with individuals struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.

I am a psychiatrist with expertise in treating depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder, utilizing both psychotherapy and psychopharmacology management. My therapy is informed by psychodynamic, DBT, and CBT modalities.

Dr. Sharon Batista, MD, is a psychiatrist in private practice. She enjoys working with patients suffering from anxiety and depression, career and relationship stress.