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• Ari Gabin: 5/10
  • Seemed friendly and kind. Not overly impressed intellectually, but didn’t seem stiff or anything like that
• Cynthia Mclaughlin (845-260-2908):
  • Missed her call, seems sharp. Doesn’t take insurance. Will give her a call next week
• Lisa Botticelli: 9/10
  • Referral from Shelby Waltz, call with her tomorrow. Seems very sharp, good rapport.
  • Likes to meet weekly at least at the beginning, open to biweekly
  • $295 per session, can go down to $150 for people with OON. Can go down to $125 per session.
  • All sessions via telehealth
• Ashley Danies: 7/10
  • Rapport okay, asked weird questions (e.g. how’d I find her)
  • Psychodynamic oriented, full picture: childhood, present day, future
  • Therapy: allowing people to see options they didn’t see before and feel the autonomy do go do that
  • Have worked with a wide range of ages (18 to 55), work part time in a counseling center for medical students
  • Takes Aetna through Headway
  • Have some time during the week (Wednesdays at 10am and Thursdays at 3pm)
  • First session is intake (background) and then check in after the first 3 or 4 to see how we’re working together
• Nicole da Silva: 9/10
  • Counseling therapist. Pay attention to people’s identities and values.
  • Integrative therapist: draw from a few schools of thoughts. Work collaboratively to understand what they want to get out of therapy. Set goals, be intentional. Tailor interventions to meet goals.
  • Understand past meaningful experiences and make connections to the present. Have good set of tools to manage the present.
  • Work relationally which means address pieces from external relationships
  • Worked in higher education admin before therapy
  • Work mostly with adults and a lot of adolescents (late adolescents to early / mid 30s)
  • Accepts Aetna EPO, through Headway
  • Going to be gone from the 13th to the 26th of August
  • Work Monday through Friday, offer appts throughout the whole day
    • Monday 9am-12pm
    • Tuesday later afternoon and evening
    • Wednesday evening at 6pm
• Krista Scaturro: 10/10
  • Do some CBT interventions when they’re appropriate. Majority of education is psychodynamic (very New York things, last bastion of psychodynamic psychology)
  • There are a lot of reasons you have a cough. You need to get to the root cause. Not just address the symptom. The goal of treatment should be to address the root cause of the symptom.
  • 40 years of research that CBT sees much quicker remission of symptoms and also much quicker relapse
  • Sense of humor is really important as a human and a clinician
  • Virtual only at the moment, exploring IRL 1 day per week
  • Work with a lot of teachers / grad students
  • Need a week or so to figure out current schedules
  • Most flexibility Friday potentially
  • Use Alma for payment / scheduling
• Emily Doskow: 5/10
  • Not quite the vibe I’m going for
• Naama Hofman: 8/10
  • Integrative: use psychodynamic and acceptance / committal. Use CBT.
  • Has experience working with people my age / dealing with similar things
  • Had identical twin sister which led her to explore nature vs nurture
  • Noticed more differences between people while traveling
  • Grew up in Israel
  • Therapy is about helping you understand what is happening
  • Mental health is having flexibility and not feeling stuck