Reduce practical barriers
Remove commute time and make scheduling easier when remote sessions are appropriate.
Services · Telehealth
Therapy without the commute, when remote care is the right fit.
Telehealth can make therapy easier to access when travel, scheduling, health, or other practical constraints make regular in-person appointments difficult.
Telehealth may be worth considering when…
A useful starting point depends on what is happening and what you want help with.
- Travel to the New City office is difficult or impractical
- Scheduling works better without commute time
- The client is comfortable speaking privately from home or another appropriate location
- The clinician determines that remote care is appropriate for the client and service
What the work can look like
Remote does not have to mean impersonal.
Telehealth sessions use secure technology to provide care remotely while preserving the same focus on therapeutic relationship, goals, and useful work between sessions.
Eligibility depends on the client, clinician, and type of care needed. Clients must be located in New York at the time of service unless the clinician is otherwise legally authorized to provide care in that location.
Keep care consistent
Maintain regular sessions when in-person visits would otherwise be difficult.
Confirm fit first
The clinician and client can determine whether telehealth is appropriate for the concerns and circumstances.
Who this may support
Explore related pages.
These links are a starting point, not a checklist. The office can help determine which clinician and service may be the best fit.
New City office
130 N. Main Street, Suite 202, New City, NY 10956A first step
Want to know whether this service fits what you are looking for?
Reach out with a general description of the person seeking care and what you would like help with. We can discuss current availability and a reasonable next step.