Therapy for professionals navigating burnout, work stress, and identity
Online therapy in New York for thoughtful, high-achieving adults navigating burnout, work stress, perfectionism, career transitions, relationships, family expectations, and identity.
I have particular interest in working with first-generation, immigrant, and minority professionals navigating the pressures that can accompany achievement, work, culture, and family.
Concerns people commonly bring to therapy
Anxiety
Understand what keeps anxiety active and respond more flexibly to worry, uncertainty, and physical stress.
Read more →Burnout
Look at the pressures, beliefs, relationships, and systems behind chronic depletion, not just rest more.
Read more →Perfectionism
Keep what is useful about high standards while easing the fear, rigidity, and self-criticism around them.
Read more →Work stress
Address both the emotional patterns you bring to work and the realities of the environment around you.
Read more →Career transitions
Work through the identity and emotional questions inside a career change, not only the logistics.
Read more →Family expectations
Understand family expectations in context and build boundaries that still honor care and loyalty.
Read more →First-generation experiences
Examine achievement, belonging, family responsibility, and identity without assuming one shared story.
Read more →Minority professionals
Explore work, family, identity, and belonging in context, without flattening a diverse experience.
Read more →Relationships + boundaries
Recognize recurring relationship patterns and set boundaries that respect both others and yourself.
Read more →Identity + life transitions
Make sense of identity and change when old roles no longer fit and the next chapter is unclear.
Read more →A reflective, practical, and context-aware approach
Therapy looks at what is happening beneath the surface, such as the patterns, beliefs, and experiences shaping how you respond to pressure, while also identifying realistic changes you can make outside of sessions.
Challenges like burnout are not treated as purely individual problems. We consider the work environments, culture, family, and identity around you. More about Eileen's background.