Carrie Cohen(She/Her/Hers)

Our modern world can be quite an overstimulating, overwhelming place where things are constantly in flux. Carrie strives to create a safe, non judgmental space to help clients work at their own pace to and to process amd explore their thoughts & feeling. She supports her clients in identifying short and long term goals, and developing coping strategies that work for them. Often Carrie's clients struggle with negative self-talk and Carrie supports them in replacing a self-critical inner voice with one that is more compassionate. Modalities Carrie utilizes include CBT, DBT, narrative therapy, bibliotherapy, play therapy, and creative arts therapy.

Carrie has provided therapy to adults, children, and adolescents for over 20 years. She is a caring, compassionate, and interactive clinician who strives to meet clients where they are at. She partners with her clients and collaborates with them set around goal setting. She sees clients both remotely and in person in Brooklyn and lower Manhattan.

Carrie is the single mom to an adolescent and her own past experience with the family court system gives her a unique perspective when working with children and families contending with contentious custody circumstances and parallel parenting. Carrie has worked extensively with clients

who have experienced domestic violence often by a partners with a diagnosis or exhibiting traits of personality disorders. She is sensitive

and atuned to the unique challenges and trauma these particular clients encounter.

Carrie is a former DOE school social worker and has extensive knowledge of IEPs, neuropsychs, and supporting families whose children have special needs.

Carrie has advanced training in perinatal mood and anxiety disorders from the Seleni Institite and is extremely passionate about working with prospective mothers and supporting them on the parenthood journey from perinatal to post partum.