I am a psychotherapist specializing in women’s reproductive behavioral health — a field dedicated to supporting the unique needs of women’s mental health, particularly regarding fertility, pregnancy, the postpartum period, and menopause. I also provide coaching for parents seeking to implement a mindful and respectful approach to caregiving. I have advanced training in maternal mental health from Seleni Institute. I am certified in psychoanalytic psychotherapy by the William Alanson White Institute, and I completed a one-year course in family therapy from the Ackerman Institute. I studied early childhood development and infant gross motor milestones using the Pikler Approach. I am heavily influenced by the work of Phillip Bromberg, Paul Gelter, and D.W. Winicott. I received my Master of Social Work from New York University and am a graduate of Virginia Tech. I am located in Brooklyn, NY and am available for Zoom sessions nationwide.

What People Are Saying

  • G.W.

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    I was somewhat hesitant when seeking therapy for the first time to manage an acute issue 18 months ago. Nicole's warmth, empathy and experience enabled me to work through this issue and provided an environment in which I felt safe to begin exploring other difficulties, past and present. I've gained a huge amount of personal insight, appreciate Nicole's compassionate and collaborative approach, and find her ongoing support invaluable.

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  • A.S.

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    Nicole provides equal parts intelligence and compassion at this exciting and often exasperating time of our lives. She knows so much about parenting on a psychological, physical, and emotional level. She’s warm and nonjudgmental. I’m a full-time working mom and a full-time single mom, and I will always make time for our sessions.

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  • Dr. J.M.

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    I am already a mom to a 7 year old, but in the first months after my son was born, I felt like a complete novice! Nicole was and is a great source of comfort and guidance. I loved hearing about the science and research behind her thoughts. I am thankful to have her support and feel like a better mother because of it!

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