Octave

Octave is a national mental health practice that aims to create a society where people are as proactive and consistent about their emotional well-being as their physical fitness. We are doing this by providing high quality care in a manner that is both accessible to clients and sustainable for our clinical teams. Founded by a former executive of One Medical, Octave is setting a new national standard for the delivery of mental health.

We deliver results-oriented services that are easily integrated into our clients’ lives. Our service offering includes therapy, coaching, and classes. This innovative practice is built with insights from experts in psychology who have written over 70 books and led by practitioners with 15 years of experience. Our clinical team is made up of vetted psychologists, therapists, and coaches, which allows us to provide our clients access to high quality providers who give personalized and comprehensive support.

Kristen Scarlett, LMHC, is Co-Clinic Director at Octave in New York City. She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and a Nationally Certified Counselor, with over 20 years of experience working with patients on various issues, including depression, anxiety, insomnia, OCD and relationship problems.

Sasha Berger, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in trauma, mood disorders and insomnia. At Octave, she runs a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia group to help address both chronic and acute sleep problems, and presents on this topic within primary care settings.

Genny Finkel, LCSW, specializes in supporting individuals and couples reach their goals and foster healthy relationships. At Octave, she runs an engaging couples bootcamp program that helps couples learn strategies and techniques to create new conversations and positive foundations for their relationships.

Jeremy Ortman, LMHC, is a therapist specializing in work with stress, anxiety and creative professionals. He has developed a diverse skill-set in areas such as mindfulness, personal narrative writing, EMDR, and creative arts therapy, all of which he incorporates into his practice.