Are you struggling with anxiety, OCD, or depression?
We can help! We focus on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help you face your fears, better manage stressful situations, become more assertive, and make healthier choices! We have a compassionate, yet action-oriented approach. We see patients in person in NYC and virtually over 40 states.
We teach you strategies for letting go of worries, coping with uncertainty, making decisions more easily, and becoming more assertive. We help you practice emotion regulation skills and mindfulness. To learn more, please go here.
We focus on exposure therapy to help you gradually, but steadily confront the situations that make you feel panicky and anxious. We help you let go of clutches that might give you a false sense of safety in anxiety provoking situations. We teach you breathing exercises, acceptance, and mindfulness to free yourself from panic. To learn more, please go here.
We teach you “exposure and response prevention (ERP)” so that you can break the vicious cycle of obsessions and compulsions. We address many forms of OCD, including “pure O” and relationship OCD. To learn more, please go here.
We teach you “habit reversal training” (HRT), which consists of identifying triggers that lead to skin picking, hair pulling, and other body-focused repetitive behaviors. HRT also entails developing competing responses to reduce the time spent on pulling and picking and learning to manage stress more effectively. To learn more, please get in touch!
We help you identify how anxiety holds you back in social situations, such as public speaking, dating, or meeting new people. We teach you how to reframe anxious thoughts so that you can break the vicious cycle of anxiety and avoidance. We walk you through exposure exercises so that you can face your fears and build a stronger social life. To learn more, please go here.
We help you identify signs of physical and emotional burnout and become more engaged with your life. We teach you how to change your relationship with self-defeating and depressive thoughts. We also focus on “behavioral activation” which is a CBT approach focused on reconnecting with the things that you find pleasurable. To learn more, please get in touch!
Welcome! And congratulations on taking this step towards working on your mental health! I have 18 years of experience doing CBT for generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, health anxiety, skin picking, hair pulling, eating disorders, sleep difficulties, and parenting. I used to be a management consultant for a “Big 3” firm, so I also specialize in stress management for high performers. I do therapy in English & Spanish
Education: Yale University (Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology), Weill Cornell Medical School (Psychology Residency), University of Pennsylvania (B.A. in Psychology)
Teaching & Supervising: Mount Sinai Hospital and Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology (current). Teachers’ College at Columbia University and The Ohio State University (past)
Research Interests: 60+ research publications on emotion regulation in anxiety & mood disorders (see Google Scholar) and 100+ presentations at academic conferences
Professional Organizations: Education Chair of the Women’s Mental Health Consortium, Member of NYC-CBT Association, past Member of the Continuing Education Committee of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT), past Member of the Clinical Guidelines Workgroup of the American Psychological Association (APA)
Media coverage: Psychology Today Blog “Sweet Emotion”. Regularly featured in major media outlets, such as the Huffington Post and NPR (read more)
Licensing & Certifications: Licensed Clinical Psychologist in New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island, and authorized to see patients in all the states covered by PSYPACT
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Hello!I am a child psychologist and specialize in anxiety and trauma in children and adolescents. I also focus on behavior management strategies for parents
Education: University of Hawaii at Manoa (Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology), University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Residency (Postdoctoral Fellowships), Baker Center for Youth and Children (Harvard affiliate, Postdoctoral Fellowships)
Teaching & Supervising: National trainer for the Managing and Adapting Practice (MAP) and Modular Therapy for Children with Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, and Conduct (MATCH-ADTC)
Research Interests: 10 publications related to trauma and/or quality improvement in youth mental health care systems; 20+ presentations at academic conferences
Professional Organizations: American Psychological Association (APA), Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT)
Licensing & Certifications: Licensed Clinical Psychologist in NY and FL; credentialed therapist in MATCH-ADTC, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy, and credential-eligible in Parent Child Interaction Therapy
Hi there! I specialize in anxiety disorders, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), eating disorders, and sleep challenges. Along with my clinical work and academic research in these areas, I have led clinical research and product teams in various technology companies, both FAANG and smaller start-ups—so I have expertise in helping high performers manage stress and burnout.
Education: University of Miami (Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology), Weill Cornell Medical School (Psychology Residency), Columbia University (B.A. in Psychology)
Teaching & Supervision: Adjunct Faculty, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Research Interests: 40+ research publications on mechanisms and treatment of mood and anxiety disorders (Google Scholar), with an emphasis on technology-enabled health solutions; 60+ presentations at academic conferences
Professional Organizations: Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT), International Society for Research on Internet Interventions (ISRII), Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology (SSCP), International OCD Foundation (IOCDF), Society for Digital Mental Health (SDMH), Coding Advisory Group for the American Psychological Association
Licensing & Certifications: Licensed Clinical Psychologist in NY and NJ and able to see patients in states covered by PSYPACT
Hello and welcome! I specialize in trauma recovery, navigating relationship challenges, and helping to overcome feelings of stagnation that occur in anxiety and depression to create meaningful life changes. I have a diverse background in both clinical practice and research, specializing in individual and family-based approaches for a range of presentations from stress and anxiety to serious mental illness.
Education: Yale University (Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology), Yale School of Medicine (Psychology Residency), Teachers College, Columbia University (M.A. in Clinical Psychology), Columbia University (B.A. in Psychology and Music)
Research Interests: 25+ research publications and conference presentations on targeted screening and intervention for serious mental illness, including using digital technology to enhance mental health screening and treatment (Google Scholar).
Professional Organizations: American Psychological Association (APA), Schizophrenia International Research Society (SIRS), Society for Digital Mental Health (SMDH)
Licensing & Certifications: Post-Doctoral Fellow (under Dr. Aldao’s supervision) in NY.
Our student therapists are currently pursuing PsyDs in Clinical Psychology and receiving CBT supervision at Together CBT. They work directly under the supervision of Dr. Aldao and offer their services at a lower fee.
Hello and welcome. My approach to therapy is warm, authentic, and collaborative. I believe it is important for us to connect and build a collaborative relationship that meets you where you are at. Then, working together, we will aim to deepen your understanding of your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors as well as the connections between them in order to help you feel better and get closer to living the life you want to live.
Education: I am currently a Psy.D. student in Clinical Psychology at Yeshiva University and hold a master's degree in Clinical Psychology from the same program. I have also obtained a bachelor's degree in Psychology from Amherst College.
Research Interests: My research interests include experiences of authenticity and shame as they relate to psychopathology and I am currently working on a project related to patient perceptions in therapy.
Professional Organizations: Society for the Advancement of Psychotherapy (APA Division 29)
Welcome, I specialize in the practice and development of treatments for anxiety and depression. My therapy approach is warm and empathetic. I use techniques from emotion regulation, cognitive-behavioral, acceptance and commitment, and dialectical-behavioral therapies. You may opt to work with me in-person or via telehealth. I also provide therapy in English and Spanish.
Education: I am currently a Ph.D. student in Clinical Psychology at Columbia University. I hold a master's degree in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from St. John’s University.
Research interests: My research focuses on the development and testing of evidence-based treatments for anxiety and depression, with a bio-psycho-social lens. This is a holistic approach to treatment that seeks to address your physical, emotional, and social well-being.
Professional Organizations: I am an active member of the Society for Psychophysiological Research (SPR), the Association for Psychological Science (APS), the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), the International OCD Foundation (IOCDF), and the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT)
Hi! I specialize in treating individuals with anxiety disorders and OCD. Utilizing techniques from cognitive-behavioral therapies, I hope to create a collaborative environment where I can support clients in identifying and achieving their treatment goals. You can choose to work with me either in-person or via telehealth.
Education: City University of New York (Health Psychology and Clinical Science, Ph.D. Student), Northwestern University (M.A. in Clinical Psychology), University of California – Irvine (B.A. in Psychology).
Research interests: Understanding ways to improve treatment and access to care for individuals with obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety-related disorders.
Professional Organizations: Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT)
I particularly enjoy working with anxiety disorders, stress management, and relationships. My approach is collaborative and warm to foster a strong relationship. I aim to understand your experience, provide support, and join you in working towards your goals.
Education: I am currently pursuing my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University. Before my graduate studies, I served in the US Army for six years. I obtained a B.S. in Economics and Supply Chain Management with a minor in Psychology from Arizona State University.
Research interests: Exploring the relationship between resilience, emotional flexibility, and mental health issues, particularly within the military population. As a member of the Loss, Trauma, and Emotion Lab at Teachers College, I actively contribute to the development of evidence-based treatments for anxiety and depression among military veterans and service members.
