Ryan Cyrus(He/Him/His)

Ryan works with individuals and couples who feel they are falling short of their full potential. His practice is particularly suited for clients who find themselves impeded by unconscious conflicts or recurring patterns that hinder their personal and career goals. Ryan helps these clients bridge the gap between where they are and where they want to be, moving them from a place of frustration or stagnation toward a life of greater meaning and fulfillment.

His approach is grounded in psychodynamic, relational, and experiential perspectives. Unlike the stereotype of the "silent" analyst, Ryan is an active participant in the therapy room. He operates as a collaborator—warm and compassionate, yet direct and rigorous—sharing his observations and insights to help clients break through barriers. By cultivating a dialogue between the conflicting parts of the mind, he helps clients identify the defenses that may have once protected them but are now holding them back.

Ryan’s background blends rigorous clinical training with holistic practices. He is currently a candidate in the Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Training Program at the renowned William Alanson White Institute and holds post-graduate training in psychoanalysis from two IPA-accredited institutes. Additionally, his work is informed by his training in mindfulness and yoga, allowing him to integrate somatic awareness into the psychological process.

Ryan maintains a private practice in Brooklyn Heights. He offers in-person sessions and remote therapy to accommodate the needs of his clients. He invites prospective clients to reach out to schedule an initial consultation.