Therapists Beginning With M in New York

As you are reading this, welcome to therapy! My name is Yaying, and I'm a licensed mental health counselor based in NYC. Therapy might seem mysterious; but in fact, it is a journey to understand and explore the holistic self, to make sense of the world, and to make the change that you truly want. In my role as a therapist, I've been moved by witnessing the self-empowerment of my clients as they emerge from their struggles and pain. I promise I will be the bridge to help and guide you connect your different inner parts, to stand by you through this healing journey.

Hi there! I am Sansan, a 9-year therapy practitioner with ongoing honing clinical skills, a big chocolate ice cream fan. I view the client-therapist relationship as a collaborative alliance. You are the shining center, and I shall cast you toward the spotlight. Have you shut down and found yourself lonely and depressed? Did you talk to others but never feel understood? Do you feel anxious and exhausted in relationships? Have you been oppressed or discriminated against based on social factors such as race, gender, sexuality, and body figures? One of the bravest things you can do is check out a therapeutic journey with me!

Therapy may be right for you if you need direction to take the next step. It's scary to make decisions that come with uncertainty. A therapist can give you feedback with your best interest in mind. Sometimes, you may need a sounding board to process your thoughts and feelings. In therapy, you can talk aloud without worrying if the other person is still listening. Unburden yourself by seeking support.

Hi! I'm Dr. Winnie Ma (she/her/hers), a licensed psychologist in New York who is passionate about supporting immigrant and racial/ethnic minority youth and adults facing a range of issues – relationships, family, career, or identity. My own experience as an immigrant from Taiwan navigating interpersonal and systemic challenges taught me the importance of resilience, seeking support, and embracing diverse perspectives.

Do you struggle with an anxiety that affects your relationships, work, and day to day ability to function? Do you feel frustrated and overwhelmed by the thought of going to work or setting boundaries? Do you wonder if life should feel better? Now more than ever, people are feeling anxious, overwhelmed and uncertain about how they are supposed to manage their relationships, careers and their lives. Pushing away your needs and not taking time for yourself can lead to long-term issues for your mind and body. I believe it can get better.

I am here for you as a gentle, patient, and empathic presence. We will figure this out together. Over the years I have cultivated my own holistic approach that is caring and inclusive. My scope of healing is larger in order to address the root causes of anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, conflict, and help navigate the intersectionality of the many unhealthy systems we are affected by in our troubled world.

In these challenging times, I believe the exploration of our experience of being and the understanding of our longing for meaningful connections with others can be a driving force toward change. In our work in therapy we will deepen the understanding of yourself, discover what you want and need from others, and how to solve issues of the past that are still alive today. We will explore how old patterns get in the way, and work toward a personal narrative that is based in self-compassion, acceptance, and human connection.

I believe the most important aspect in therapy is the relationship between the client and the therapist. I take a collaborative approach and have a warm, engaging style. My goal is to help clients be their most authentic selves and feel more connected in their lives. Many people struggle because of traumas, losses, poor self-esteem, and difficulties with life transitions. We can work together to repair and heal old wounds, using a combination of approaches tailored to your needs.

My approach to treatment is to focus on the person and where they are currently struggling. It is important for everyone to have an outlet and a way to engage in daily self care and coping skills. Recognizing triggers and building boundaries are essential for our wellness. I understand that deciding to come to therapy is a huge decision and a choice that is not always easy.

Life can be overwhelming. Sometimes we get stuck in negative thinking patterns that affect our drive, our motivation and our overall behaviors. These thoughts can leave us feeling depressed, angry or anxious. Therapy can be an effective way to look at how our thought patterns affect our feelings which affect the way we behave. By working on skills and exploring our thoughts we can work towards regaining emotional health and balance in our life.

Are you struggling with depression, anxiety, sexual dysfunction, or relationship issues? Regardless of the severity of your problems, I am confident that I can help. Often clients are reluctant to contact a psychologist because they are afraid of what to expect. Meeting with me is in many ways like talking to a knowledgeable, good friend. You will quickly see that I love being a clinical psychologist. I limit the number of clients I see each week so that each person receives the optimal level of personalized care.

Perhaps, you are experiencing some difficulties in your life or are struggling with mental illness. Regardless of the severity of your problems, I am confident that I can help. Often clients are reluctant to contact a psychologist because they are afraid of what to expect. Meeting with me is in many ways like talking to a knowledgeable, good friend. You will quickly see that I love being a clinical psychologist and I love working with clients. I limit the number of clients I see each week so that each person receives the optimal level of personalized care.

While supporting clients' personal growth by supporting identification of values, strengths and goals, I emphasize practical strategies to address the challenges of everyday life. As a parent, I enjoy supporting other parents seeking support with managing challenging emotions of parenthood coupled with behavioral strategies to support their children with ADHD, mental health or behavioral challenges. Additionally I support older teens and young adults struggling with anxiety, emotion regulation or perfectionism.

We may wisely withdraw, or hold, around moments of threat and overwhelm. But if holding becomes our automatic way of being, even as circumstances change, we may feel increasingly disconnected and less alive. By slowing down, giving ourselves time to notice changes in our experience, we can explore different responses. As we make space in our immediate (experience, relationship and environment) for what is happening now, we can experiment with holding less. And, as we engage our bodies without as much holding, our possibilities for moving, breathing, feeling alive and in relationship to what is beyond us - widen.

My name is Allison Maccarello. I am a licensed clinical social worker. My practice has been built upon integrity and honesty. Individuals, couples and families I have worked with created the life they imagined. Sometimes a change in perception is all that is necessary. Other times it is imperative to go through old "baggage" and leave what does not work, behind. I have worked with children of divorce as young as three. I work with many teens and adults dealing with sexuality, familial, relationship and self-esteem issues.

Sean is a warm and genuine psychotherapist with years of experience working with evidence-based practices in a safe space. His collaborative, friendly, and non-judgemental approach encourages conversational sessions, dedicated to overcoming obstacles and implementing positive changes to grow and heal for a more fulfilling life. Sean uniquely tailors treatment to the individual challenges and goals of each person holistically with authenticity, respect, and trust.

Therapy can help you work through problems that feel too big or overwhelming to tackle alone. Together, in a warm and confidential space, we can begin to explore what is making you feel anxious or stuck without judgement or fear. In therapy with me, you will be seen as an individual person with unique desires and experiences, not a collection of symptoms or issues. In session, you can expect liveliness and candor as we discuss the things you wish to explore: relationships, work, worries, goals and sense of self.

Often our deepest wounds have relational origin. Despite our best efforts to create change, we can often feel overwhelmed and defeated amidst the demands of each day. By focusing on developing a healthy relationship between therapist and client, we can create a secure space to understand your concerns more fully. Over time, the hurt and pain can be found and even transformed.

The primary goal of psychotherapy is to allow you to come closer to the person you'd like to be. This means exploring and discovering your values and aligning your life more closely with those values. I have been practicing for ten years, helping people with a wide variety of struggles, find relief and grow to be the people they want to be. Using techniques that help you to understand and change problematic life patterns, I emphasize finding your strengths and allowing those to be the foundation of your growth.