Grief & loss
The world moved on. I haven't.
Grief doesn't run on anyone else's timeline. Whether the loss was months ago or years, there's care for carrying it.
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Providers ready to help
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Dr. Shelley Padgett
MD, board-certified psychiatrist · 16 years of experience
Jason Hilario
APRN-CNP · 1 year of experience
Lena Whitfield
LCSW · 11 years of experience
Marcus Bell
LMHC · 7 years of experience
Priya Raman
LMHC · 9 years of experience
Dr. Amara Okafor
PMHNP · 8 years of experience
Jordan Kessler
LMFT · 11 years of experience
Dr. Naomi Chen
Clinical Psychologist, PhD · 16 years of experience
Malik Owens
LCSW · 6 years of experience
Dr. Sofia Reyes
LMHC · 9 years of experience
In-network with the plans New Yorkers already carry.
What care looks like here
Grief care isn't about getting over anything. It's about finding a way to hold the loss that lets you keep living — with someone who won't rush you or tell you how you should feel.
- Space to grieve on your timeline, not a prescribed one
- Support for loss of every kind — a person, a relationship, a future
- Help when grief tips into something heavier
- A provider who sits with it rather than trying to fix it
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Your first visit
What the first appointment is like
You talk about who or what you lost, and what the days have been like since. Tears are welcome and so is numbness — there's no right way to arrive.
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