Brooklyn Therapists specializing in Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Isabella Pettus

The individuals I work with are diverse, resilient, and seeking meaningful change in their lives. My clients include adolescents and adults navigating life transitions, emotional challenges, and identity exploration, including many from the LGBTQIA community. They often come to therapy looking to deepen self-understanding, heal from past wounds, and move toward greater balance and connection.

Jacklyn Cheng

I work with adolescents, adults, couples, and families facing trauma, anxiety, depression, substance use, grief, oppression, life transitions, identity and relationship challenges. My approach is rooted in cultural humility, social justice, and truly seeing you beyond a diagnosis. I’ve supported folks in hospitals, housing programs, and ACT team. I strive to create a space where those who’ve felt out of place can finally feel they belong.

Kristen Plake

Are you experiencing difficulty focusing due to racing thoughts? Do you have trouble sleeping or feel like you're sleeping too much? Do you feel anxious, on edge or find yourself dissociating via social media? I work with clients who are struggling with challenging feelings relating to trauma, anxiety, and depression. If you're at the point in your life where you're looking for a change and need some support and guidance through this next stage, then seeking therapy was the right choice.

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Megan Walsh

In my therapeutic practice, I work extensively with the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and love to blend evidence-based interventions like CBT, MI, and ACT, alongside humor, rapport-building, and a client-centered, humanistic approach. I incorporate somatic frameworks as well like Mindfulness and Somatic Experiencing. I take time to understand what’s important to you—your values, your goals, and your lived experiences.

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Kylie Kohut

I specialize in helping people navigate the challenges of substance abuse, eating disorders and family dynamics. In sessions, I work with my clients to find and address the root causes of their challenges so we can create a holistic treatment plan that will improve their overall quality of life.

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Laura Matunas

I work primarily with persons with a history of sexual assault and other traumas. Their issues are pervasive and complex, experiencing an array of symptoms and potential triggers such as depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, self-harm, flashbacks, intrusive thoughts, enuresis, sleep disturbance, anger, panic attacks, and more. These clients want to navigate life without fear and regain a sense of purpose and safety. Often, they want to find the will to live and quiet suicidal thoughts.

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Samantha Touzi

My experience allows me to work closely with young adults and adults who are navigating life transitions, wanting to explore the connection between their past and present, or wanting to understand their current emotional states.

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Elizabeth Savettiere

I serve those who are Neurodivergent, experience grief, trauma, sexual/gender exploration, life transitions, and difficulties in self esteem, anxiety, depression, as well as bipolar disorders.

Isha Kumar

Drawing from psychodynamic, narrative, relational, IFS, multicultural, and attachment approaches, I have had experience working with individuals with depression, anxiety, disordered eating, body image and self esteem issues, trauma, multicultural and identity issues, life transitions, and interpersonal and relationship issues. I have also worked with clients belonging to different cultural, racial, age, and ethnic groups, particularly women of color, and those with South Asian backgrounds.

Katelyn Leong

I have experience working with individuals managing life transitions, stress management, cultural identity, trauma, grief, anxiety, depression & mood disorders, and self-esteem. I am passionate about centering my clients’ intersectional identifies in exploring how we navigate the world at large. I have worked with clients from diverse backgrounds in the non-profit sector & agency settings.

Kayla Kalousdian

I value being able to work with my clients throughout there therapeutic journey. I find it important that clients are able to grow and learn about themselves. When clients are able to get to know themselves they are able to get a better understanding of their emotions, behaviors and thoughts. My goals is to empower each client I work with. Our mind is extremely powerful and instead of it taking over your capabilities I want to work with to gain back control of yourself.

Kirti Sinha

I have worked with BIPOC and sexually/gender diverse individuals navigating trauma, self-esteem/identity issues, relationship/family conflict, depression/anxiety, polyamory, and culture-specific challenges. I am passionate about working with individuals from historically marginalized communities as a South Asian LGBTQ+ immigrant woman myself.

Rachel Relkin

As someone who has faced major loss of loved ones and natural disasters, I empathize with those who have experienced life challenges. My goal for my clients is to provide comfort, safe space, and guidance utilizing CBT, Supportive therapy, Person-Centered therapy, Psychodynamic therapy, Solution-focused therapy, Grief therapy, and Attachment theory.

Shengzi Sun

I have worked with teenagers, adults, and couples with various mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, primary family issues, trauma, life transition & adjustment difficulties, and various addiction issues. I am particularly passionate about supporting bilingual populations from culturally diverse backgrounds, helping them navigate the system and thrive in their own ways.

Jessica Ermilio

I have worked with individuals across the lifespan, and collaborate with clients on issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship problems, loss, and trauma. Additionally, I can help clients struggling with eating concerns or issues related to body size. I'm passionate about integrating social justice into therapy, and I weave cultural considerations and aspects of identity into treatment.

Caitlin Armstrong

Perhaps you've experienced depression, anxiety, or the loss of a loved one and are trying to make sense of it all. Perhaps you've never had the space to explore your feelings toward your sexuality or gender identity. I strive to offer a safe space to get in touch with these feelings and explore without reservation. I work with adults and young adults and draw from an eclectic blend of therapeutic techniques to meet your needs.

Juli Walchuk

I take a holistic, compassionate approach to client care. I incorporate person-centered, mindfulness, and CBT techniques into my counseling style. A goal of mine is to help clients set boundaries and build secure attachment to improve connection, as our relationships play a vital role in our wellness. I am committed to tailoring services to each client’s needs while recognizing structural barriers to mental health.

Michael Bohuski

I am here to help you fill your life with more of what matters most to you! Together, we might address things like self-care, relationships, adjusting to change, getting out of your head, or gaining control over trauma responses. I practice Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy.

Rebecca Gotterer

I offer a range of therapeutic services for adults and older teens to help you heal and thrive, including support for: anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD, relationships, LGBTQ+ support, identity, self-worth, spirituality, and adoption. People seeking a creative, embodied approach that's different from traditional talk therapy can benefit from my somatic work. I have also completed the Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1 training and am pleased to offer couples counseling.

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Timothy Kelly

What’s underneath it all still hasn’t been dealt with, though you want to. You hold the healing that IOP and Inpatient offered, longing to break the cycle you know too well: Inpatient, IOP, back to the community. You remember the groups, use the TIPP skills, and it helps you ride the tidal wave. You’re split though, there’s part of you ready to tackle it headstrong, and another part of you is sweating it like the iced coffee that waters down at your desk. And you are terrified you can’t keep up.

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