The Therapy Mom
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Online Therapy in New York

Therapy for Moms on Long Island

When the train schedule, the sports schedule and everyone else’s needs fill the week.

Who This Is For

Who I see from Long Island

I work with moms on Long Island who feel responsible for keeping a complicated week moving. You may be watching the LIRR time, arranging rides to practice and remembering what needs to happen before school tomorrow.

The summer routine may look nothing like the school year. I want to understand the season you are in now, not give you a routine built for a life you do not have. I am a mother of four, and I know how quickly a family calendar can fill.

The Everyday Load

What life here can add to the load

  1. Commuting and handoffs

    An LIRR commute can shape who handles pickup and bedtime. When plans change, you may become the person who has to find the next solution.

  2. Travel sports weekends

    A weekend can fill with driving, games and packing. You can enjoy supporting your child and still miss having time to rest or do something for yourself.

  3. Suburban comparison

    Other families may seem to manage more activities or have more help. We can discuss the pressure to keep up without treating appearances as the full story.

  4. Seasonal changes

    Summer plans and school routines can ask for different kinds of effort. Each change may bring new childcare decisions, work adjustments and expectations about family time.

A Little Room for You

What we work on

Parenting stress, anxious thoughts and identity after motherhood can all be part of our work. I ask where the pressure is strongest and what you would like to make less complicated. We set goals you can revisit when the family schedule changes.

How Sessions Fit

How video sessions fit a Long Island week

A video session can happen from a private room at home, without another drive. A car in a parking lot may also work if it is safely parked and you cannot be overheard. Therapy cannot take place while you are driving.

We can consider a lunch break or after bedtime, as well as day, evening and weekend times. A device with a camera and a steady connection are needed. The important part is having time when you are not also responsible for something else.

CBT helps us look at demanding thoughts about what you should be able to do. DBT skills can help you slow a reaction and state a boundary. I draw on more than 20 years in social work, while keeping the focus on your current concerns.

Length
45 to 50 minutes by video
Times
Day, evening and weekend times

Fees in Brief

$175

Individual therapy, 45 to 50 minutes

Individual sessions are $175, and couples or family sessions are $195. All run 45 to 50 minutes. A free consultation lets you ask about the schedule and decide whether you want to continue.

All sessions are private pay. Superbills available for out-of-network reimbursement. I am in network with Northwell Direct.

Rates and Insurance

Questions

Questions from Long Island

Must I live on Long Island?
No. I can work with anyone located in New York State during a session. You do not need to travel to a local office.
Can I have therapy from the train?
A train does not offer reliable privacy. Please choose a private room or a safely parked car where you can speak without others hearing you.
Can goals change between summer and school?
Yes. We can review what you need when routines change. A goal that made sense during the school year may need to be adjusted for summer.

Leave a place for yourself in the week.

Book a free consultation to talk about the demands that keep landing on your calendar.