Aiden

Cropsey

MSW, LSW

He/Him

Therapy is a space to take a breath and find support as you navigate life and its many joys and challenges. As you shape your therapy experience, I will meet you with warmth, attentiveness, and kindness. Having found my own peace in therapy, I am honored to share a space of vulnerability with my clients.

Sam

jeune

MSW, LSW

She/Her

Sometimes life feels like a lot, but we don't have to go through it alone. I believe we don’t only heal on our own but in relationship with others. The therapeutic relationship can be one of the most healing relationships, providing a space for vulnerability, humor, growth, and radical acceptance.

Vero

Rubinshteyn

MSW, LSW

They/Them

I work alongside you to uncover strengths that are always already there for you to draw from. Life has many pain points; I do not steer clear of them, nor do I ask you to. Together we can work towards healing slowly and compassionately without abandoning ourselves and our experiences in the process.

tali 

shapiro

MSW, LSW

She/Her

I believe that the work of therapy can be sacred and transformative. I strive to co-create an environment of trust, safety, and connection, where all parts of yourself are welcome and tended to with care. Through my warm and empathic stance, we’ll get curious about patterns from the past that may be keeping you stuck and experiment with new ways of being that align more deeply with your true needs and wants.

Daniel

Holtzman

MSW, LSW

He/They

I believe that radical change is always possible - and maybe even unavoidable. When you’re suffering, it can feel like things will stay the same forever. However, I believe therapy can be a place to rewrite old stories and come into self-understanding that is more hopeful, expansive, and true. Our relationship is at the core of the work for me, and I am committed to building our space together with warmth and patience.

Natasha

Labbé

MSW, LSW

She/Her

I believe that each of us is inherently worthy and deserves to exist as our fullest selves. Through curiosity, compassion, and radical genuineness, I seek to co-create an affirmative space in which you may explore intersecting identities, process feelings, and cultivate hope and meaning. 

Meg

Ryan

MSW, LSW

All pronouns

I know what it’s like to feel out of control or alone. Reaching out can feel hard, but those moments are when being truly seen and accepted can make all the difference—for all parts of you, from the beauty to the hurt, the confusion, and the wonder. I offer a space where every part of you is welcome and held with care.