What do you treat?

I specialize in working with hyper-vigilance as it specifically relates to BIPOC communities experiencing Anxiety, Trauma/PTSD, and Stress-management.

I have experience working with Specific phobias (such as Emetophobia), Self-esteem issues, Neurodivergence, Depression, Eating Disorders, Behavioral Issues, Grief, Woman’s Issues, Peer/Familial Relationships, Bi-polar disorder, School refusal behaviors, first generation immigrants issues, and Life Transitions.

Who do you work with?

I work with teens and adults, ages 12+ . I work with individuals from all walks of life including BIPOC individuals, those in the LGBTQ+ population and other marginalized communities.

Where are you located for sessions?

I see clients virtually and in-person in Manhattan and Westchester County.
Manhattan Office: 6 E 39th St. NY, NY 10016
Westchester Office: 434 White Plains Rd. Eastchester, NY 10709

How frequent are sessions?

Sessions are typically once per week to ensure best practices and support meeting your goals. If you are needing more support, 1.5 to 2 sessions per week can be arranged.

How long are sessions?

Session length can vary, however, a typical session is 45-minutes. Please read more about session times and rates here.

What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellations must be made 24-hours in advance. If sessions are canceled less than 24-hours in advance there will be a late cancellation fee (see below):
$150 for 45-minute sessions or longer
$75 for 30-minute sessions

How do I pay for sessions?

Payments for sessions are processed through an online portal via Simple Practice. You will upload a credit card, debit card or FSA, HSA, and HRA information into the portal. Payment is due at the time of your service, and the card on file will be charged after your service.

Do you accept insurance?

I am an out-of-network provider which means I do not accept insurance in-network. However, you still may be able to use your insurance benefits to receive some reimbursement for sessions. Click here to learn more.

Serious Mental Health Condition Information.

According to NYS Licensed Professions, “the Education Law and Regents Rules specify that it is unprofessional conduct for a creative arts therapist, marriage and family therapist, mental health counselor, or psychoanalyst to provide any mental health service for a serious mental illness on a continuous and sustained basis without a medical evaluation of the illness by, and consultation with, a physician regarding such illness.” Read more here to learn about which Mental Health Diagnoses falls under this criteria.

Based on this information, in order to receive services, I may need to be in contact with a psychiatrist or MD for treatment consultation. This will be determined during our initial consultation call.