Provider Directory

JANE HAMMERSLOUGH, LMFT is a psychotherapist and marriage and family therapist and author with a practice based in lower Manhattan. Licensed in NY, CA, and MA; areas of expertise include relationship and family issues, processing trauma, and life transitions.

Meredith Carlisle is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over a decade of experience working with adults, children, couples, and families across a variety of settings. With a particular interest in life-transitions, Meredith specializes in the treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Using an integrated, trauma-informed approach, she draws heavily from Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness and Acceptance based models to support clients with practical skill building to address anxiety, depression, grief and loss, emotion dysregulation, trauma, and interpersonal conflicts.

I am a licensed clinical social worker with a background in couples and family therapy from the Ackerman Institute. In addition to working with couples and families, I also work with adolescents and adult individuals from diverse backgrounds struggling with anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship difficulties, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, and postpartum depression. I work in Park Slope, Brooklyn.

My Private Practice is located in near Gramercy Park NYC, and travel to clients location when needed (home visits or traveling ).
At Multicultural CBT-DBT/ The Flying Psychotherapist. I offer individual (adolescent and adult), couples, family psychotherapy and groups as well as assessment services to help individuals heal emotionally and regain normal functioning. In addition, I offer services to foster an individual’s personal growth in order to reach their full potential, emotionally, and in the family and business life.

My diverse background has allowed me to help individuals around the world to reach their personal goals and guide them, step-by-step, to achieve higher levels of success.

I am a psychotherapist specialized in helping those struggling with daily stressors, depression/anxiety, relationship difficulties, perfectionism, procrastination, chronic pain, and problems associated with certain life stages (e.g. career, college), eating issues, substance abuse, as well as suicidal and non-suicidal self-injurious behaviors. I have particular expertise in working with individuals from a multicultural perspective, including but not limited to, LGBT populations and providing psychotherapy in Spanish.

I was one of the founding clinicians of the first Spanish-Speaking DBT Programs in the United States at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, and I am currently the Coordinator of the International Spanish DBT Programs worldwide. I also have expertise in Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) for a wide range of difficulties, received training from Dr. Edna Foa, the world’s foremost expert in Prolonged Exposure (PE), an evidenced based treatment model for the treatment of anxiety disorders, and have been further trained in Cognitive Behavioral Analysis System of Psychotherapy (CBASP) for chronic depression, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT).

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a problem-focused and empirically supported treatment for depression, anxiety disorders, relationship conflicts, and addictions. I have intensive training in interventions reflecting up-to-date research advances incorporating CBT with mindfulness and emotion regulation strategies including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy DBT, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy ACT and Prolonged Exposure PE.

Currently I consult with agencies around the world on DBT Spanish Programs and have given international talks to multidisciplinary mental health professionals in countries as diverse as Turkey, Argentina, Spain and Peru. I am currently a Diplomat of the Academy of Cognitive Therapy.

I am a clinical psychologist with 10+ years experience, specializing in individual therapy. In the therapy process, I am consistently reminded of the resilience inherent in our human experience. It is with great respect that I work with clients to recognize and nurture resiliency in a manner that promotes self-awareness and meaning-making. My theoretical orientation is eclectic, combining humanistic, cognitive behavioral, narrative, and insight oriented therapies. My style is collaborative, intentional, and conversational, with an empowered focus on helping you identify and move forward towards your goals.

I am a licensed Psychologist in private practice on the Upper East Side.
I work with children and adults dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, academic pressures, and professional challenges. I bring a solid understanding of living and parenting in our wonderful, but pressure filled NYC life style. I am passionate about parenting and work to support parents in navigating the challenges that arisedifferent developmental stages. I also specilize in working with families who are transitioning through divorce. Working both with children and parents, I place a strong emphasis on supporting co-parenting strategies and effective communication that are proven to help children adapt more successfully to divorce.

My interest in therapy began in high school, when I was trained as a peer counselor and worked on a teen suicide hotline. As a young adult in New York City, I began to explore my own history and behavioral patterns in therapy. Over the years I’ve explored numerous self-reflective and therapeutic modalities, through which I’ve developed a depth of understanding and compassion regarding human behavior. I am deeply fulfilled by the work I do, and I find that my clients recognize and appreciate our mutual investment and collaborative relationship.

I specialize in trauma, women's health, and mood/anxiety disorders and am also certified to prescribe suboxone. My work is with individuals and couples. I also have a group for adults wanting to understand the challenges in their relationships that come up in work, family, and social lives. I also offer telehealth options for those facing challenges of treatment in person.

Relationship issues, depression, anxiety, and feeling "stuck" are the most common reasons people seek me. As we live in a world with others, my interpersonal approach involves learning how your past and present relationships, beliefs, and feelings shape who you are today.With empathy and an open mind, we will examine the parts of your life that are not serving you. Your readiness to discover answers to your “stuck points” will drive treatment, and I will be next to you, guiding and reflecting on the journey before us. If you have arrived at my page, I believe that you have taken a crucial step in this journey.

Kerin Nadler is a Psychoanalyst, Group Psychotherapist and Creative Arts Therapist.
Kerin provides individual and group psychoanalytic psychotherapy for people struggling with depression, psychosis, mood disorders, PTSD, personality disorders, anxiety and relationship issues. In addition to private practice, she is an individual and group therapist at Mt. Sinai Hospital and at the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy. Kerin has been a guest lecturer at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine and Yeshiva University/Albert Einstein College of Medicine. She has also presented at local and national group psychotherapy conferences.

Dr. Susan Park is a board-certified psychiatrist who specializes in women's mental health and perinatal psychiatry.

Dr. Jessica Hirsh Weiss is the co-founder and director of Grand Central Psychology. She is a cognitive-behavioral psychologist specializing in the treatment of anxiety disorders and depression. Dr. Weiss works primarily with an adult population, helping them to develop skills to effectively manage their symptoms and achieve their therapeutic goals.

I am a trauma-focused therapist who works with children, adolescents and adults. My trainings are in EMDR, IFS (Internal Family Systems) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy provide me with tools and understanding to help you navigate and heal from trauma histories including emotional, physical and sexual abuse as well as bullying, neglect and broken attachments. I also utilize art therapy and sand tray therapy to deepen and externalize the work while maintaining metaphorical distance to further aid in healing.

Dr. Menken developed her career at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, where she conducted women’s groups and trained psychology interns. After developing a specialty in Maternal Mental Health, Dr. Menken co-founded The Pregnancy and Postpartum Resource Center at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.

SARAH SAFFIAN, LCSW, MFA, is a psychotherapist, an author, and a teacher. She counsels individual clients and runs support groups in private practice in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Her clinical experience also includes New York University's Counseling and Wellness Services and Spence-Chapin Services. Blending her two main areas of interest and expertise, Sarah has created a model called Therapeutic Writing, using memoir exercises, when appropriate, as a tool for encouraging reflection, processing, and discovery. Sarah earned her BA in English from Brown, her MFA in creative writing from Columbia, and her MSW from NYU. http://saffian.com