Therapy in Port Washington, NY

You shouldn't have to take the LIRR into Manhattan to see a therapist who actually fits. Our Port Washington office means North Shore adults, teens and kids can do this work close to home.

Not every week works in person, and that's fine. Every therapist here also offers secure video sessions, so you can mix the two or stay online when life gets busy.

Therapy room at our Port Washington office, with a teal sofa and warm floor lampPort Washington therapy office with a sofa, coffee table and two armchairs by a large windowTwo leather armchairs and a landscape painting in the Port Washington officeWide view of the Port Washington therapy room

Who you'll see in person

Two of our clinicians see clients at the Port Washington office.

In-person spots here fill quickly. If the timing doesn't line up, you can join a waitlist or start online now and move to the office when a spot opens.

More in-person hours are on the way. We're bringing another clinician to the Port Washington office. Join the list and we'll reach out as soon as new spots open.

What we help with

Our Port Washington clients come in for the same things New Yorkers everywhere do: the worry that won't switch off, the perfectionism, the family stuff, the transitions nobody warned you about.

For families on the North Shore

Dr. Lauren Hoffman works with kids, teens and their parents in person in Port Washington. Her DBT training is especially useful for teens with big emotions, and parents are part of the process so the skills hold up at home.

Close to home

We see clients from Port Washington, Manhasset, Great Neck, Roslyn, Sands Point and across Nassau County. We'll share the office address and directions when you book.

Port Washington therapy FAQ

Do you offer in-person therapy in Port Washington?

Yes. Dr. Lauren Hoffman and our founder, Alexis Sturnick, see clients in person at our Port Washington office. In-person availability is limited right now, so we also offer online sessions and a waitlist. We're adding another clinician to the office soon.

Can I switch between in-person and online sessions?

Yes. Many clients do a mix, depending on their week. Your therapist will work with you on what's realistic.

Do you see kids and teens in Port Washington?

Yes. Dr. Lauren Hoffman works with children, teens and their families in person.

Is online therapy as effective as in person?

For most people and most concerns, yes. Research shows online therapy works about as well as in-person sessions, and it's often easier to keep consistent.

Can I use my insurance?

Many of our clients use out-of-network benefits, and we provide monthly superbills to make reimbursement easier. We're in network with Northwell Direct, and some of our therapists are in network with other plans. We'll help you figure out your options during your free consultation. See cost and insurance details.

Therapy that fits into North Shore life

Book a free 15-minute consultation and we'll find you the right fit, in person or online.