Turn heartache into healing
BREAKUP THERAPY IN NYC
BREAKUPS
Allow me to be blunt: breakups SUCK. I truly believe that going through a breakup with the person you thought you were going to spend your life with is one of the most excruciating life events someone can go through. I can admit that before I went through my own in March, 2022, I didn’t understand that. After going through it myself, I can attest to how unbelievably challenging it is to navigate.
There are two big parts to breakups: healing and moving through the pain of the experience itself and starting to date again, if that is ultimately what you want to do. At my practice, I help you with all aspects of the journey.
When it comes to helping you navigate the emotional and mental fallouts of your breakup, I aim to first understand what your pain points are. Some examples include, but are absolutely not limited to:
Grief of losing the person and future you envisioned
Second guessing breaking up or anything you could have done differently to not have been broken up with
Loss of trust in others and/or yourself
Anxiety regarding the unknowns of what comes next
Fear you won’t find someone again
Resentment around investing so much time and energy into the relationship only for it to end
Questioning your identity being out of this relationship
Sadness and loneliness
Confusion over yearning for the support of the person who caused you pain
Feeling “behind” when friends are getting engaged, married, and having kids
After we have identified these pain points, our sessions will help you:
Understand and process complex the complex emotions of your heartache
Reconnect with your core values and identity
Explore the deeper meanings and lessons in this experience, without judgement, and with curiosity and compassion
Rebuild your self-worth and confidence
Clarify your vision for a meaningful, healthy life going forward, both solo and with a future partner
Take intentional steps toward healing, growth, and personal empowerment
DATING
When it comes to helping you date again, we will use that clarity of what you want and need in a future life and partner to help guide how you date, ensuring that every step of the way you feel aligned with yourself and what matters to you. We will work on:
Managing comparisons you may draw between new people and your ex
Discerning between what is a “nice to have” vs “a must have” as it relates to your overall fulfillment in a partnership, and remaining grounded in the musts
Helping you become more attuned to thought, emotional, and behavioral patterns that show up throughout dating, and identifying if they are being brought out because of a specific person or are rooted in unhealed wounds of yours (and addressing the latter if so)
Keeping both your head and heart in the room with you both on dates and during reflections post-date
Differentiating between compromising and settling
Effectively filling three major buckets of getting to know someone through conversation, observation, and experiences
Rebuilding your trust in yourself and regaining access to your intuition (it was never broken, just blocked)
It is extremely common to fear ending up in another relationship that won’t be right for you. While I sadly can’t guarantee the outcome of anyone’s relationship, including my own, I can promise you that I will support you through this process in a way that champions you, challenges you, and always shines a spotlight on what you deserve so that you feel confident in choosing someone whom you identify is the best fit for you and beautifully adds to your life.
I’d be remiss to not take up space to highlight the particularly unique experience of going through a called off engagement. That is what my aforementioned breakup was. I cancelled my wedding 7 months before it was supposed to be, and fully ended my relationship six weeks after the cancellation. This was hands down the hardest thing I have ever done. I honestly didn’t think doing something like this was even an option. At the time, I only knew of engagements on The Bachelor not working out, and that just didn’t resonate with me. While going through a breakup or any painful life event can feel very isolating, there is an added layer of isolation to a called off engagement because it’s not talked about enough.
I support individuals who are either uncertain about calling off a wedding or engagement, or are navigating an engagement that’s already ended, whether you or your ex made that decision. For those considering calling it off, I meet you compassionately where you’re at right now, helping you explore what’s both keeping you in the relationship as well as what’s contributing to the part of you that wants out. For those navigating the aftermath of a broken engagement, I support you in the same ways I mentioned in the section above, and also bring in the unique perspective of truly getting it.
Whatever your specific experience, I am here to help you feel less alone. If my experience and approach resonates with you, I invite you to schedule a free phone consultation!
CALLED OFF ENGAGEMENTS
FROM HEARTBREAK TO HOPE
A SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE SPACE FOR WOMEN TO PROCESS A CALLED OFF ENGAGEMENT
NOTE: This group is currently on hold. I hope to run it again some time in 2027 and will update that here.
In this group, I will help you:
Gain deeper awareness of your emotions, thoughts, and patterns to help you understand your experience in a more compassionate way
Reconnect with your resilience, discovering that even through heartbreak, you have the strength to heal and grow
Feel empowered to redefine and find love and partnership that better aligns with your values and the fulfilled life you deserve
Experience meaningful connection and validation from others who truly understand, as every group member (and the therapist) has lived through a broken engagement or canceled wedding
the details:
WHO: Women ages 25-45 who have gone through a called off engagement within the last two years.
WHERE: Online through a provided video link (Members must be located in NY, PA, MD, or FL).
WHEN: TBD
HOW LONG: 12 weeks
HOW MUCH: $75 a session
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