Areas We Serve
Upper East Side
Looking for a therapist on the Upper East Side of NYC? The Upper East Side is the residential home of many New Yorkers. It’s a prestigious place to live marked by luxury high rises, historic townhouses, and excellent public and private schools. With the prestige comes many pressures to succeed for young professionals, those in mid-career, and parents with kids in very competitive school systems. We’ve helped many Upper East Side residents with evidence-based therapy methods for anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and other conditions. In addition, we help teens and children overcome hurdles with our psychological testing services to gain support for accommodations in school and on standardized exams.
Midtown
On the hunt for a therapist in Midtown NYC? Midtown Manhattan is the beating heart of New York's hustle and bustle. Many who live here work in the city’s high-pressured power industries like finance, law, consulting, and commercial real estate. While their jobs may be high paying, their mental health can pay a high price too – resulting in excess stress, increased anxiety, and burnout. Our PhD level clinicians are well-suited for these types of clients. We offer therapy methods that are goal oriented, time-managed, and results driven. Helping those in Midtown strive for success while keeping their sanity.
Upper West Side
Looking for a therapist in Upper West Side NYC? Home to Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Opera, and The Julliard School, the Upper West Side is naturally home to many performing artists, musicians, writers, and Broadway actors. BHNY helps many clients like these overcome performance pressures, job insecurities, self-confidence issues, or challenges with anxiety. And what about the other half-million residents of this culturally sophisticated neighborhood? BHNY is here to support their life challenges too, using the latest evidence-based therapy methods such as CBT, ACT, and ERP
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Our team is here to help you gain insight, build coping skills, and implement healthy behaviors.