Where is your office located? What are your hours?
11 Broadway, suite 1168 in the lower Manhattan/Battery Park district.
Clinical hours vary based on the provider. Please contact us for further details.
Do you take insurance?
We are currently in the network with some insurance plans. Please contact us for further details.
How long are sessions? What’s your cancellation policy?
Evaluations are 60 mins with follow-up sessions lasting 45 mins.
Group psychotherapy sessions are 60 mins.
We have a one week cancellation/rescheduling policy. All patients are requested to notify us of cancellations at their earliest convenience so that we can use the time to accommodate the needs of other patients.
How do I set up an initial appointment?
Do you offer telehealth sessions?
What ages do you work with?
What do you actually do in sessions with clients?
What modalities do you use? What’s your professional training?
All of our clinicians are grounded in psychoanalytic theoretical understanding, which takes years of training and clinical experience to master. Learn more about our clinicians here.
On top of that bedrock knowledge, we have adapted to trends in the field driven by both exciting research and patient demand to offer cutting edge psychedelic and integrative treatments!
How long does therapy last?
Treatment needs can usually be measured in the span of years, and might even be “interminable” (per Freud). But it really depends on a number of factors. Trust us that treatment is the furthest thing from coercive; you are always in the driver’s seat when it comes to initiating, continuing, and terminating treatment.
Isn’t listening to people’s problems boring? Why would anyone do this work?
To the contrary, we are proud and excited to do this work. You will be on the road to healing when you begin to understand how interesting, deep, and complex your unconscious mind is!
What is one special meaning of Acheron being located in the financial district of lower Manhattan?
Acheron’s founder was a street level witness to the collapse of the WTC on 9/11/01. By sheer luck (I will not call it the grace of God, as so many died on that terrible day), I was at a safe distance, and my life not directly threatened, but the meaning of that moment was personally indelible as it has been for many across our nation and world. There seemed to be no place more fitting to found a center devoted to healing trauma.