Randi Berdon, LCSW-R has a private practice in Hartsdale and New York City. She sees couples and adults as well as older adolescents. She completed her psychoanalytic training at the Westchester Center for the Study of Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis (WCSPP) and has certificates from WCSPP adult psychotherapy program and the couples and family therapy training program from the Ackerman Institute for Families and Couples. She is currently an advance candidate at the Contemporary Freudian Institute. Randi has been in a study group with Suzanne Iasenza since 2012 where she continues to expand her interest in and understanding of sexuality. Prior to opening her private practice, she worked at Family Services of Westchester as a staff psychotherapist seeing families, couples and individuals. Randi is a 2008 graduate from NYU’s School of Social Work.

Because I treat people and not diagnoses, I help people with a broad range of problems. By listening to people and paying attention to what develops, I collaboratively assist them to understand feelings, thoughts, body experiences, and behaviors. This may remove barriers to living life to the full. We often create these barriers early in life and then continue them through habitual thought, feeling-management, and relationship patterns. Healing occurs in a safe, new kind of relationship. Within this relationship, people may recognize and talk about things they have known and not known. Since the therapeutic relationship is a unique kind of relationship, therapy can feel challenging or painful. Those clients who openly share their thoughts, feelings, and experiences (including a hesitation to share certain things) are often able to move toward their goals.

I treat adults, adolescents, children, and couples using a psychodynamic approach & am a Candidate at the PTI of Contemporary Freudian Society- DC (since 9/2015). With adults & adolescents, therapy is usually talk-based. With children, I use play/art/talking. Parent consultations are an important part of my work with children & adolescents.

Scott Graybow, PhD, LCSW, completed the psychoanalytic psychotherapy program at the Contemporary Freudian Society. He is now a candidate in the adult psychoanalytic program there. He is a member of the International Erich Fromm Society and on the advisory board of the American Association for Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work. He is editor of Progressive Psychoanalysis as a Social Justice Movement (Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2017) and the author of articles about the political economy of mental health. His office is located in the Flatiron area of New York City.

Margaret Laracy, PsyD is a clinical psychologist with experience in community based and group practice settings working with individuals, couples and groups. She is now in private practice in Bethesda, MD.

I am caring and non-judgmental. I listen not just to what you say, but to what you mean, and to what you feel. Together, we will identify - and you will implement - solutions to your most intractable problems. I have a longstanding mindfulness meditation practice, which informs my practice of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis.