From Williamsburg to Bay Ridge, Brooklyn runs on its own clock, and therapy should match it. Most of our Brooklyn clients choose virtual sessions (no schlep over the bridge), with the option of in-person care at our Manhattan office near Penn Station when a face-to-face session matters.

What brings Brooklyn in: anxiety that hums under everything, creative-career instability, relationship and roommate strain, new-parent identity shifts, and the burnout that comes from hustling in the most expensive borough to be broke in. Our therapists meet it with evidence-based work: CBT, EMDR, IFS, couples counseling, and more.

Matching usually takes a day. Most clients with in-network insurance pay $0 to $40 a session, and evening and weekend virtual slots exist because that's when Brooklyn is actually free.

Getting here: Virtual across all Brooklyn neighborhoods; in-person via any train to Penn Station.

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Common questions from Brooklyn

Do you have an office in Brooklyn?
Sessions for Brooklyn clients are primarily virtual, with in-person availability at our Manhattan office at 247 W 30th St, one subway ride from most of Brooklyn.
Are virtual sessions as effective as in-person?
For most concerns, research consistently shows comparable outcomes for teletherapy and in-person care. Many clients mix both.
How fast can I see someone?
Most Brooklyn clients are matched within one day and have a first session within the week. No waitlists.