Children
Support for anxiety, emotional regulation, behavior, school concerns, friendships, and transitions.
Learn more →Psychology & Counseling in New City, New York
Our clinicians include clinical and school psychologists, licensed social workers, and mental health counselors. We understand what’s happening in the classroom, at home, and in the gap between them. We also work with adults.
What brings people to Pathways?
Sometimes it is clear that something needs to change. Figuring out what will actually help can be harder.
You may be worried about your child, watching your teenager pull away, feeling stuck in a pattern yourself, or noticing that stress is affecting the whole family. You do not need to have the right words before you reach out.
Who we help
Children, teenagers, adults, and families often need different kinds of conversations, tools, and support.
Support for anxiety, emotional regulation, behavior, school concerns, friendships, and transitions.
Learn more →A place to work through anxiety, mood, identity, relationships, confidence, school stress, and growing independence.
Learn more →Therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma recovery, boundaries, relationships, self-esteem, and life transitions.
Learn more →Practical help with communication, conflict, parenting stress, family change, and patterns that keep repeating.
Learn more →Reasons people reach out
We look at the person, their relationships, their environment, and what is getting in the way—not just a label or symptom list.
Explore who we help →Worry, fears, panic, perfectionism, avoidance, or feeling overwhelmed by uncertainty.
Big reactions, frustration, impulsivity, shutdowns, conflict, or difficulty recovering when emotions run high.
Attention, organization, motivation, transitions, learning-related stress, and school avoidance.
Friendships, communication, boundaries, social anxiety, conflict, and feeling misunderstood.
Depression, self-doubt, identity development, shame, and reconnecting with personal strengths.
How we work
We use evidence-informed approaches, but therapy should never feel like a formula. We work collaboratively to understand patterns, strengths, relationships, and goals—and translate that understanding into useful change outside the therapy room.
We start with context, strengths, needs, and goals before deciding what support should look like.
Clients and families are active participants in treatment, not passive recipients of it.
Ideas and skills should connect back to everyday life at home, school, work, and in relationships.
Services
Not everyone needs the same starting point. Our office can help determine whether individual therapy, family work, parent support, consultation, a group, or telehealth makes the most sense.
One-to-one therapy tailored to age, needs, goals, and circumstances.
Learn more →Work on communication, conflict, transitions, and patterns affecting the family.
Learn more →Practical support for understanding behavior, responding effectively, and reducing conflict at home.
Learn more →Collaborative assessment and strategies for behavior across home and school settings.
Learn more →Structured opportunities to build skills, connect with peers, and practice in a supportive setting.
Learn more →Remote care for eligible New York clients when in-person sessions are not the best fit.
Learn more →Our team
Our clinicians bring different training, specialties, and ways of working. Explore the team to get a sense of who may be the best fit.
Licensed Psychologist · Certified School Psychologist
Integrative care drawing from CBT, behavioral approaches, DBT, mindfulness, and executive-functioning support.
Certified School Psychologist
Experience supporting youth and families across mental health, education, racial equity, and autism-related needs.
Certified School Psychologist
A strengths-based approach focused on resiliency, coping, and helping clients build on what is already working.
Certified School Psychologist
A supportive, flexible approach that can incorporate creativity, humor, and developmentally appropriate strategies.
Licensed Social Worker
Support for adolescents and adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma recovery, boundaries, self-esteem, and relationships.
Our New City office
Our office is located on North Main Street in New City. Telehealth is also available for eligible New York clients.
A first step
Start with what you know. We can help you think through the rest.