Sanford Landa, LCSW
I am a LCSW, practicing in New York and Florida, working with both individuals and couples. I typically work with those experiencing depression, anxiety, emotion dysregulation, relationship issues, addiction, OCD, ADHD, life transitions and personality disorders. I also work with clients experiencing complex post-traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD) or complex trauma, utilizing attachment-based therapy. I utilize emotion-focused therapy in my work with couples.
Claudia De Paula, LMHC
I am a LMHC, practicing in New York and Florida. I am a native Portuguese speaker, and am fluent in conducting sessions in English as well. I have extensive experience counseling individuals experiencing trauma (including sexual), grief/loss, PTSD, OCD, anxiety, as well as personality and mood disorders, including depression, among other issues.
Hollin Hanau, MHC-LP
I am a MHC-LP, practicing in New York State. I most often work with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, challenging family dynamics, and childhood trauma. My approach is also rooted in client-centered therapy, which means that my clients are at the heart of the therapeutic process. I am EFIT (emotion-focused individual therapy) trained and I believe in the power of the therapeutic relationship to foster healing and growth.
Shania Sekhon, MHC-LP
I am a MHC-LP, practicing in New York State. I provide individual therapy both in-person and virtually. I am passionate about working with young and middle-age adults, typically working with clients who are experiencing anxiety, relationship and family difficulties, self-esteem issues, OCD, depression, and trauma. I also provide diagnostic evaluations and testing to provide clarity and guide treatment for clients who are searching for answers as a result of experiencing difficulty in various areas of their life.
Cantres Clark, Doctoral Intern
I am a Ph.D candidate, completing my doctoral fellowship. I work most often with individuals, virtually and in-person, navigating anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), depression, and more. My approach to therapy is collaborative, integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, and neuroscience-informed principles. Meaningful change begins with understanding the wiring beneath your symptoms, the patterns of thinking, behavior, and brain processes that can keep you feeling stuck; Once we understand how those patterns developed, we can begin rewiring them, one deliberate shift at a time.