Relationships & family
The people closest to me are the hardest part.
The same argument on repeat, the distance that crept in, the family patterns you swore you'd never carry — a neutral third person can help you find a way through.
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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
Relationship and family care gives the hard conversations somewhere to land. Whether you come on your own or together, you'll work on the patterns underneath — communication, trust, the roles everyone fell into.
- Individual, couples, or family sessions — whatever the situation needs
- A neutral space where every side is actually heard
- Work on the patterns, not just the latest fight
- Skills you take back into the relationship, not just the room
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Filter to who's in-network with your plan and you'll see your expected cost up front — no surprise bill after the session.
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Your first visit
What the first appointment is like
The first session maps what's happening and what each person wants. It's normal to disagree in the room — that's useful information, not a bad start.
Questions people ask first
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