After attending a couple’s therapy session and seeing the self-growth and transformation that resulted from therapy, Jaime immediately decided that she wanted to become a therapist. She wanted to do for others what this therapist had done for her. Jaime graduated from Mercy College with a Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy. She worked as a therapist for a non-profit organization providing trauma-focused therapy to adults, children and families survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence. Jaime also facilitated support groups for trauma survivors.

Jaime has a friendly, warm, and genuine approach. She is an empathetic therapist who provides a non-judgmental and supportive space for her clients. Jaime is committed towards guiding clients in recognizing their strengths, ability to grow and teach and encourage clients to be more self-compassionate. In her downtime, Jaime likes to learn about nutrition and fitness. Jaime is bilingual in Spanish and English.

Christine is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She earned her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Hofstra University. She has provided counseling to adolescents, individuals, couples and families through non-profit organizations as well as educational settings. She has experience providing psychotherapy services to address a variety of difficulties, including anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, family conflict, relationship concerns and life transitions. Her background in family systems theory provides a comprehensive understanding of how individuals develop and maintain particular patterns of behavior. She also holds a New York State certification in School Counseling and is certified in Clinical Training Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1.

Message from Christine:

“I primarily work from a family systems and couples counseling background, providing support and guidance to individuals and couples working through various challenges in their relationships. We are all impacted by our relationships, and my work is focused on helping people understand how their unique dynamics influence the quality of their relationships. By gaining a better understanding of this, we can work together to improve those connections with others and ultimately have a more satisfying life experience overall. I also enjoy working with individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, low self esteem, and life transitions. I would be happy to learn more about how I can help. I applaud you for taking this step to better yourself and your relationships, and welcome the opportunity to work with you.”

Tasha graduated from Mercy College with a Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy. Over the past ten years she has worked as a therapist in both public and private sector. In her experience, she has worked with children, adults, individuals, and couples as a therapist and group facilitator. Tasha is experienced working with women’s issues relating to infertility and loss. Tasha also received training in discernment counseling, if couple’s are unsure of the trajectory of their relationship coming into therapy together. She has a warm and compassionate approach. She is an empathetic and authentic therapist who maintains strong interpersonal and listening skills. In her down time, Tasha also practices alternative medicine and has secured several certifications and training.  She is a registered Yoga Teacher 500 hours, color counselor, energy healer, and practices meditation, and Qigong.