Oscar Health Therapists in New York, NY

Every person has a unique personality and philosophy on life. Because of this, every person deserves to be treated differently. This requires a unique psychotherapist, with a wide range of experience and a wealth of knowledge. Whether you're a young person, or an older person, you deserve expert guidance to effectively treat your issue.

Hello! I am a first-generation Filipino-American who is attuned to the issues that immigrants and people of color/multicultural individuals experience. I also specialize in patients with depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, grief, and parenting issues and do asylum and n648 evals. I’m experienced in working with a wide range of ages (adolescence, college, young and later adulthood), LGBTQIA+ issues, and various forms of relationships. My therapeutic approach is wellness centered. When thought and behavior patterns that once helped you cope and survive aren’t useful anymore, a therapeutic intervention can be helpful.

Do you feel like you are not living up to your full potential? Does social anxiety, depression, or inertia get in the way of meaningful change? Practicing psychotherapy in a non-judgmental way, I work in a transparent and collaborative style with my clients. I listen deeply so we can formulate solutions together. I have trained in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), two evidence-based treatments, but believe that the relationship between the therapist and client is the most important factor. I look forward to helping you move forward in your life.

Helayne Malamood is a licensed clinical social worker. If you are experiencing anxiety, sadness, boredom, confusion, or just need to see a shift in your present situation, working together with Helayne may be your next step in the therapeutic process. Helayne is a therapist who works with children, adolescents, and adults individually. A variety of techniques will be utilized and a personalized plan scripted to help you build on strengths and effective coping skills.

Shelley Helmig, a licensed therapist and valued member of the clinical team at Rappore, is authorized to provide counseling services to clients residing in New York and Florida via Telehealth. Shelley possesses both the experience and passion to assist adults and couples navigating various relationship challenges and adults experiencing life transitions or loss of self identity. Additionally, she has supported individuals dealing with a range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, anger issues, personality disorders, mood disorders, psychotic disorders, eating disorders, sleep disorders, trauma, and OCD.

My practice is dedicated to serving those who have endured the profound impacts of trauma, particularly intimate partner violence or sexual assault, as well as those grieving a loss. They are individuals who, despite their challenges, are motivated to initiate therapy, and may be grappling with mood changes, or troubling symptoms, with or without a diagnosis. Together, we will explore and develop healthy coping skills, paving the way toward healing and rediscovery of hope. They are determined to work towards a brighter, more resilient future with therapy.

Hey there, and welcome to this next part of your journey. Let’s take a moment to recognize that you are a total badass for just being here, and surviving whatever it is that has brought you to this place. It takes courage to explore working with a therapist, whether it’s your first or fifth time searching for the right connection. Here’s what I will always strive to provide for you: a safe and judgment-free space, where we hold a deep respect for what you’ve been through, and honor the resources you contain within yourself to have survived to this point.

I find particular excitement in helping clients ease into a new way of thinking to unburden themselves from the feeling of being "trapped." Finding the right new perspective can be incredibly life-changing.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and a graduate of a psychoanalytic/psychotherapy post-graduate institute, I possess a wealth of experience and training in psychodynamic psychotherapy. My approach is rooted in creating a warm, safe, and trusting therapeutic environment that fosters personal growth and invokes positive change in my patients' lives. As a versatile therapist, I employ a wide range of clinical approaches in collaboration with my patients, infused with compassion and understanding, to guide them through their unique, personal journeys.

Grace E. McLagan, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker at Rappore, a therapy services and medication management practice based in Manhattan. Grace has her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work and practices from a perspective of understanding that people are a culmination of lived experiences, cultures, and environments. She believes that life improves when we can recognize what our unique strengths and challenges are and how they contribute to our community. Grace takes a psychodynamic approach to therapy that focuses on an individual’s world view, attachment to others, and building a healthier life narrative.

Meredith is a dedicated licensed psychotherapist, practicing in New York. She has extensive experience working with adults and adolescents who seek support for their mental health. Within her practice, she has helped clients who have experienced anxiety, sadness, relationship/family issues, and difficulty with life transitions. In addition, she specializes in working with parents and caregivers that seek support navigating parenting challenges.

Being with ourselves can sometimes be very difficult, especially in moments of change, loss, sadness, and stress. This is further complicated when new challenges touch upon older wounds and we notice unwanted repetitive patterns. As a therapist I am interested in holding space for you where you can be with yourself and make sense of your particular difficulties.

I am Dr. Claude-Aline Charles and I am a Licensed Psychologist with over 20 years of counseling experience. I typically work with individuals with depression, anxiety and trauma, and often with adults encountering a series of life changes and transitions. I specialize in understanding cultural aspects and concepts of life, family, and community. My approach is client-centered and strength-based, meaning that you are met without judgment and provided with feedback and education regarding your unique needs. Therapy can be a space for healing and enlightenment where we embark on a rewarding, life-changing experience.

Have you felt things should be different in your life? Do you feel like everything you do is just leading you in the wrong direction? Have you felt depressed, anxious, or just generally low energy most of the time? This can be very difficult, and it’s common to feel this way. Unfortunately, many people learn to just brush these feeling aside expecting them to to go away. This can lead to a build up of difficulties, which can cause more frequent episodes and lead to long-term problems. If your goal is to rise above these feelings and thoughts, have you thought about therapy as a solution?

What brings you here? Taking the first step towards therapy can feel vulnerable, yet takes great courage. I strive to create a safe and empowering space where vulnerability is embraced, and where we work together to explore your feelings, identify patterns of thinking or behavior that may be holding you back, and develop strategies to empower you to overcome these challenges.

Life is a journey with ups and downs. I’m here to help you get through it. I am a non-judgmental and empathetic therapist. I’m here to guide you on your healing journey to discover your strengths and give you the tools you need to get there.   You deserve treatment that's individualized specifically for your needs and to help you reach your full potential.

It goes without saying that these have been trying times. With the stresses, losses, and fatigue brought on by the pandemic, and anxieties and uncertainty about the future, many of our daily routines have given way to depression, anxiety, tension with others, and unhealthy coping. Psychotherapy can provide the support needed to improve how you feel and function by reducing anxiety and depressive symptoms, reducing excess drinking or substance use, increasing awareness and skills in personal interactions, and improving your overall outlook on life.

I’m a bilingual Spanish-speaking Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in New York, New Jersey and Indiana. I have extensive experience and deep passion in the area of conducting immigration evaluations for individuals from immigrant populations seeking lawful status via Asylum, U-Visa, T-Visa, VAWA, Cancelation of Removal, and Extreme Hardship Waivers. My professional experiences include both private and community mental health services for children, adolescents, adults and families with diverse mental health concerns and families in managing crises and increasing stability.

My services focus on working with managing transitions and life traumas. Normal ability to cope with certain events may not be enough. You might experience immediate symptoms which take the form of shock and denial, while longer term disturbances can take the form of irregular moods, intense guilt, depression, anxiety, flashbacks and difficulty with interpersonal relationships. While having feelings about a traumatic event are normal, some people become "stuck" and have difficulty working through their emotions.