Hello, I'm Lina, an MSW candidate at Columbia University. Specializing in attachment work, family dynamics, anxiety, neurodivergence, trauma, and depression, I welcome clients from all backgrounds and cultures. Additionally, I have experience working with the LGBTQIA+ community and the adoption community.

I’m Madeline Levin, a final year candidate in Northwestern University's Master's in Mental Health Counseling program. My approach is rooted in trauma and attachment theory, and I strive to create a space that feels authentic, compassionate, and empowering. I also support clients in identity discovery and building a strong foundation of meaning and purpose in life.

Therapy is a collaborative space where you can feel seen, heard, and supported as you explore what matters most to you. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, identity, life transitions, or seeking clarity and connection, I strive to create a safe environment where growth and healing can unfold. I approach our work with curiosity, compassion, and deep respect for your lived experience. Currently, I am a final year MSW candidate at Binghamton University.

I know starting therapy can feel intimidating, but I strive to make the process feel warm, collaborative, and healing. Hi, I’m Madison! I’m in my final year in Florida State University’s Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program and I’m very glad you’re here! No matter what brought you, it’s my intention to provide a space where you can show up just as you are and know that we’ll walk through this journey together.

I'm Megan, a final year candidate in CCNY's Master's in Mental Health Counseling program. My primary modalities of therapy are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic Therapy, and Adlerian Therapy. My therapeutic approach incorporates: mindfulness exercises to help with stress management, reducing stress and anxiety, overcoming depression, developing self-compassion, and creating a meaningful life for yourself. I believe in exploring an individual’s past and present while empowering them in a safe, non-judgmental, and collaborative space.

I know how hard it can be to finally start looking for help, so a huge kudos to you for getting this far; you should already be really proud. In the past, I've had the privilege of working with individuals dealing with substance use/addiction, depression, ADHD, trauma disorders such as PTSD, and many other mental health challenges. But as someone who has, himself, overcome anxiety and a severe stutter, I by far most enjoy helping folks stop anxiety from dictating their lives. Currently, I am a MSW candidate at Binghamton University.

I aim to hold space for you to be an imperfect individual and to welcome any unwanted feelings to be heard without judgment. I hope that our time together can be an opportunity to practice self-compassion and heal from a lens of affirming your strengths.

Mental health challenges can significantly impact daily life, even long after the initial event—or sometimes without a clear cause at all. Regardless of your situation, you deserve support. I believe every person has the capacity to navigate their challenges, and my role is to walk alongside you, offering tools for healing, resilience, and self-compassion. Together, we’ll honor your story, uncover your strengths, and cultivate skills that feel useful in your daily life.

With a background in both community organizing, as well as refugee & immigrant services, my experience has lead me to work with people from all walks of life. Drawing on a trauma-informed and bio-psycho-social perspective, I help clients explore the connections between their experiences, relationships, and inner strengths. I especially enjoy working with people navigating life transitions, stress, or the lasting impact of adversity. Currently, I am pursuing my MSW degree at NEIU

Hi there! I'm Noelle, a final year MSW candidate at Loyola University. My approach is collaborative and compassionate, blending talk therapy with somatic practices to help clients reconnect with their bodies. Because trauma lives in both mind and nervous system, I support clients in noticing and regulating physical responses alongside emotional ones. I aim to shape our work around your needs and pace so therapy feels like a space that truly fits you.

With over five years of education and hands-on experience in the social work field, I am dedicated to supporting you in your journey towards self-awareness and healing. I believe in the power of a person-centered approach, where the focus is on your unique experiences, values, and goals. By integrating mindfulness techniques, I plan to help you cultivate awareness and acceptance of your present thoughts and feelings, allowing you to gain clarity wherever it may be desired. Currently, I'm a final year MSW candidate at Salisbury University

Life gets overwhelming. It can be more overwhelming when there is no release from this overwhelm. My name is Patty Sibiga (MHC-LP) and my goal is to provide a comfortable, nonjudgemental space to process, give space, and release difficult feelings and experiences and learn strategies to help self regulate and promote growth.

I'm a Filipina-American therapist who enjoys providing warm, relational, person-centered care to the Asian community, BIPOC, children of immigrants, women, and youth. As a culturally-responsive, LGBTQIA+-affirming, anti-oppressive clinician, I bring compassion, curiosity, and calm to our conversations, since I know that therapy can feel intimidating and vulnerable.

Guided by clinical theory, I hope to collaborate with you in an ongoing, non-hierarchical therapeutic relationship. My approach to healing is informed by years of stewarding land from farms to backyards. In our work, I will use a horticulture therapy approach that acknowledges humans as animals in close relationship to plants. I blend these principles with those of internal family systems (IFS), somatic experiencing, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), intersectional feminist theory, and trauma-informed frameworks. Currently, I am a final year MSW candidate at Georgia State University.

I often work with young adults, adults, and international students navigating challenges such as college adjustment, relationships, stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, and family or cultural expectations. Therapy is a space to be heard, reflect on your experiences, and develop skills to live more fully in alignment with your authentic self. Wherever you are in your journey, we can begin from there.

After several years in the public service sector, serving both federal and local government agencies, my passion for helping others led me back to the field of mental health. This time, with a focus on relational and couples therapy. My goal is to help clients understand how relationships impact our daily lives and provide them with support to better approach the challenges that come about. Family systems therapy, EFT, CBT, DBT, Narrative Therapy, and good humor all inform my practice, as I tailor my therapeutic approach to the needs of my clients. Currently, I am completing my Master's in Marriage and Family at Touro University.

I strongly believe in fostering a safe environment for clients to facilitate change by instilling confidence and drawing out their own capacity for growth. One of the key processes I value in a therapeutic setting is narrative-building. When I work with clients, I prioritize identifying events in their personal histories where we can collaborate to redirect focus from areas of disempowerment to moments of agency and choice. However, I am also conscious of structural barriers that may impact my clients’ readiness to embrace agency. Currently, I am a final year MSW candidate at Columbia University.

Hi, I’m Samantha, an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist with a degree from the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology. I’m passionate about supporting individuals, couples, and families through life’s challenges, whether you're navigating change, feeling overwhelmed, or seeking more clarity and connection in your relationships.My approach is compassionate and collaborative. I focus on truly getting to know you - your story, your goals, and what’s getting in the way. From there, we’ll work together to strengthen your sense of self, build emotional resilience, and explore practical strategies to help you feel more grounded. Clients often describe me as empathetic and easy to talk to, and I strive to create a safe space where you can feel heard and supported without judgment.

Hi, my name is Samantha, and I’m a final-year MSW student at Touro University. I’m born and raised in Brooklyn, NY and recently became a new mom, an experience that’s deepened my understanding of life’s transitions and the strength it takes to navigate them. I have experience working with individuals facing trauma and mental health challenges, and I bring a compassionate, grounded presence to my sessions. My approach is collaborative, nonjudgmental, and fixed in the belief that everyone deserves to feel seen and supported as they move toward healing.

Before training as a counselor, I spent years as a private investigator and paralegal, often working with people navigating difficult relationships, abuse, or complex family dynamics. Having experienced similar dynamics in my own life, I know what it can feel like to walk alone and it has shaped the way I show up: practical, grounded, and deeply empathetic. Currently, I am completing my Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of West Alabama.

If you’re living with chronic pain/illness, anxiety, or carrying the heavy weight of past traumas, you know how isolating it can feel. As someone with lived experience, I see you, and I know what it’s like to grieve the life you thought you’d have, and the parts of yourself that no longer feel possible. In sessions, clients often describe me as having an “old soul”—calm, thoughtful, and present. My approach combines mind-body tools, parts work (IFS-informed), and existential reflection to help you feel safer in your body and grounded in meaning. Currently, I am completing my Master's in Mental Health Counseling at East Texas A&M.

I believe therapy is a partnership, and your voice and feedback are central to our work. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, relationship struggles, or personal growth, I would be honored to walk alongside you as you uncover your strengths and move toward the life you envision. Currently, I am pursuing my Master’s in Mental Health Counseling at SUNY Old Westbury.

Hi, my name is Shira, and I’m a graduate candidate pursuing my Master’s in Social Work, currently interning as a therapist-in-training at Sol Health. I support clients facing grief, family conflict, and major life transitions. Having personally experienced divorce, remarriage, and the challenges of building a blended family, I deeply understand how painful—and transformative—these seasons can be.

Hi! My name is Sophia, and I aim to create a space where you can comfortably speak and know that someone is listening. While I have the most experience working with kids, teenagers, and young adults who are neurodivergent, I am happy to meet with anyone who feels like we would be a good fit! I specialize in helping clients with anxiety, life transitions, grief, emotional regulation and relational issues.

To anyone reading this—you are not alone. My name is Sophie, and I’m an Associate Therapist at Sol Health. I work with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, grief, relationship and family challenges, dating, self-esteem, body image, disordered eating, life transitions, and career development. I look forward to connecting with you and offering compassionate support as you move toward greater self-understanding, confidence, and peace.

My name is Stephanie and I am in the Advanced Standing Clinical Social Work program at Salisbury University. My therapeutic approach centers on empowering clients through empathy, active listening, and a deep respect for their individual experiences.  I recognize that each person's story is unique, and therefore, therapy should not follow a one-size-fits-all model.

I know life can feel really heavy sometimes, and it’s not always easy to figure out where to start or who to turn to. I'm Vanessa, a Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy candidate at Touro University, and my hope is to offer a space where you feel supported, understood, and able to just be yourself. My style is down-to-earth and collaborative. I want our time together to feel like a safe place to breathe, talk things through, and find what works best for you.

I’m in the final year of my MSW program at the University of New England and have worked in the mental health field for over four years. I believe that healing should be as unique as the person seeking it. Having lived in different countries, I bring cultural awareness and humility into each session. I’ve had the privilege of working with clients from immigrant backgrounds and across a spectrum of religious, spiritual, and non-spiritual identities. My clinical experience includes supporting individuals navigating depression, anxiety, stress, grief and loss, trauma, and PTSD.

I help young adults navigate the emotional challenges of transition—whether that’s uncertainty, shifting relationships, or exploring their sense of self—with care and compassion. I believe that healing is possible when people feel seen, heard, and supported. Prior to joining Sol Health, I worked with survivors of trauma, which shaped my commitment to creating spaces where clients feel genuinely seen, heard, and empowered. Currently, I am in my second year in the MSW program at New York University's Silver School of Social Work.

I'm Alicia, and I'm completing my Master’s in Mental Health Counseling at University at Buffalo. Every person has a story that deserves to be heard, and I feel truly honored to be invited into that space with my clients. As a therapist-in-training, I bring a warm, compassionate, and collaborative energy into the room — one that invites honesty, connection, and healing.

Hi, I’m Alyssa Phillips, currently completing my Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy degree at Syracuse University. I work with adults (18+) navigating anxiety, perfectionism, and the stress of balancing work life with personal life. When school, work, and social expectations feel relentless, I aim to help you pause your spiraling thoughts, organize them, and respond with intention. My approach affirms neurodivergent and queer clients (identities I share) and is rooted in a feminist, antiracist lens that recognizes how systems affect mental health.

Hi there! I’m a therapist-in-training currently pursuing my Master’s in Social Work at Boise State University. I have experience supporting individuals navigating early childhood trauma, chronic stress, anxiety, depression, intimacy and relationship challenges, low self-worth, identity exploration, life transitions and sexual wellness.

My name is Amber, and I’m currently pursuing my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy at Antioch University. As a therapist-in-training intern, I am honored to accompany clients looking for a compassionate, empathetic, and pragmatic approach to therapy. My path to becoming a therapist is rooted in the strong belief that relationships are inextricably linked to our well-being and a strong desire to help people improve their relationships with themselves and others in a way that has a generational impact beyond our lifetime.

Hi, I’m Amy. My career in mental health began as a social worker and case manager, where I supported individuals of all ages and backgrounds. These experiences deepened my desire to understand people’s stories and provide support that fosters lasting healing and growth, which led me to pursue counseling. I hold a Master’s degree in Psychology and am completing a second Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

Hello, my name is Brenda and I am a Master's of Social Work (MSW) candidate at New Mexico State University. I specialize in helping you navigate complex emotional and psychological challenges. With a culturally sensitive, trauma-informed approach, I provide a safe and welcoming space where you can process experiences, build resilience, and reconnect with your strengths.

Hi, I’m Caroline! I’m a candidate in the University at Buffalo's Advanced Certificate Program in Mental Health Counseling. As a rowing coach with experience supporting student-athletes, I am dedicated to helping them balance the demands of academics, athletics, and personal growth. I bring a trauma-informed and person-centered approach to my practice, and my focus areas also include anxiety and life transitions.

Hello and welcome! I’m so glad you’re here. I’m a final year Master's of Social Work candidate at NYU. I have experience working with clients on issues such as anxiety, depression, substance use, suicidal ideation, dissociation, emotional dysregulation, grief, identity, and much more. I have interest in and lived experience with queerness/LGBTQ identities and OCD. Whatever you are bringing to therapy, I am excited to work with you!

I’m passionate about walking alongside teens and adults as they navigate self-esteem, emotions, identity, relationships, and school or career transitions. In our sessions, you can show up authentically, be heard without judgment, and discover new pathways for growth and healing. My style is person-centered, warm, and collaborative - I strive to create a compassionate, strengths-based environment where you feel safe to explore experiences, build resilience, and reconnect with yourself. I am currently completing my Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Walden University.

I’m so proud of you for being here! Hi, I’m Ciara - a 4th year School Counselor completing my Master's in Mental Health Counseling at the University at Buffalo. I’m passionate about helping people prioritize their mental health, as I have struggled with my own mental health and know what it’s like to feel alone. We have to take care of our mind - it’s the only one we’ve got!

Welcome, I'm Courtney, a final year Master's of Social Work candidate at Columbia University. I specialize in helping young adults rebuild their sense of self-worth and confidence while also identifying their strengths, support systems, and creating healthy boundaries in their lives.

I work with teens and adults seeking a warm, practical approach to therapy. Relationships matter, and so do the conditions in which we live. I consider family history, socioeconomic class, occupation, housing, and access to healthcare. My aim is to help clients feel steadier in their connection with themselves and others, with more space to choose what comes next. Currently, I am completing my MSW degree at Binghamton University.

Hey there! I’m Dani, a Master's in Mental Health Counseling candidate at Yeshiva University’s Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology. I’ve worked with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, and identity exploration. I feel deeply honored to support thoughtful, curious clients seeking clarity, connection, and a deeper understanding of themselves. Depending on what feels most helpful to you, I draw from a mix of approaches, including CBT, mindfulness-based strategies, psychodynamic modalities, and more holistic tools like somatic awareness and lifestyle-based supports.

My name is Daniel, and I am a final year candidate in the Master's in Mental Health Counseling program at Queens College. For me, therapy is more than a profession; it is a collaborative and deeply human journey, a journey that I would be honored to undertake with you. My therapeutic approach is both integrative and individualized, drawing from evidence-based practices tailored to your needs.

Do you ever feel overwhelmed by your thoughts, as if you're not enough? You're not alone, and you're not defined by those moments. I'm here to remind you that you deserve peace, healing, and a future filled with hope. My name is Dee, and I’m a second-year master's student in the Social Work program at Binghamton University. In our sessions, we'll explore the roots of your anxiety and develop practical skills like emotional regulation, goal setting, and motivational interviewing in order to help you navigate daily challenges and manage mental health concerns.

I want to help you improve your life, whatever that might look like for you. My name is Eleanor, and I’m currently pursuing my Master’s in Mental Health Counseling at Yeshiva University. In session, we will explore your present experiences, reflect on your past, and keep an eye on building the future you desire. Together, we can examine how trauma and childhood experiences influence your behaviors today. My goal? To help you gain insight into yourself, truly feel and regulate your emotions, and overall enhance the quality of your life.

Hello, my name is Geralda Saintil, and I am currently in my second year of the Master of Social Work (MSW) program at the University of West Florida. My practice is rooted in inclusivity and cultural humility, and I honor the experiences and identities that shape who you are. My goal is to walk alongside you as you navigate life’s challenges and help you uncover your inner strengths, build resilience, and move toward personal healing and transformation. I also hold a foundational understanding of Christianity and welcome clients of all spiritual, cultural, and personal backgrounds.

Are you a creative, entrepreneur, student or work in a high stress environment? After working the last 15 years as an entrepreneur, I learned first hand the impact living a high-stress live can have on our mental and physical state. I’m a master’s student at Columbia University, and couldn't be more excited to help share what I've learned on my own journey as an entrepreneur, artist, and community-builder in New York City. Currently, I am completing my MSW degree at Columbia University.

Hello! I’m Haley, a final year MSW candidate at the Columbia School of Social Work. I bring a warm, person-centered lens to my work, and each session is grounded in empathy and attuned to the unique experiences each client carries. Drawing from my lived experience as an LGBTQ+ person, I affirm and welcome non-normative worldviews, identities, and life paths. Additionally, I'm trained as an end-of-life doula and hold a deep interest in exploring the full spectrum of human experience, particularly around meaning-making and one’s life story.

Hi there! My name is Hannah, and I’m a final year Master’s in Social Work candidate at Simmons University. I believe you’re the expert on your life - my role is to offer support, insight, and a warm, nonjudgmental space to explore what matters to you. I work with clients navigating anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions. My approach draws from psychodynamic theories, including attachment work, and systems thinking to understand how relationships and environments shape experience.

Hi, I’m Imaan, a final year MSW candidate at Columbia University’s School of Social Work. Starting therapy can feel intimidating—I aim to make it feel like a grounded, judgment-free conversation that moves you forward. I work relationally, honoring how culture, family, and environment shape our stories. I have experience in supporting those navigating anxiety, depression, personality disorders, neurodivergence, and big life changes. My background spans child welfare, inpatient psychiatry, and community case management, which keeps my work realistic and compassionate.