OUR Team
Dr. Jasmina Mimica, Psychotherapist (LMHC)
Jasmina is the practice founder and clinical supervisor. She is a PhD-level licensed mental health counselor, university professor, and business owner, living and working in New York City.
Jasmina’s clinical practice is informed by her professional and personal experience with multicultural perspectives. She relocated to NYC from Europe, following an international career as an executive in the business and finance sector. She received her master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from St. Bonaventure, and completed her PhD in mental health counseling at Pace University, with a special focus on attachment, relationship satisfaction, and therapeutic approaches to consensual non-monogamy. As Assistant Professor and Director of Clinical Training, she teaches clinical courses and supervises emerging clinicians at Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology in New York. Jasmina is an active member of the Association of Counseling Sexology and Sexual Wellness.
As part of her clinical education, Jasmina completed extensive training in emotionally focused therapy (EFT) for couples and individuals. Her contribution to couples therapy is the proposed model of adapting EFT - the gold standard of couples therapy - for consensually non-monogamous (CNM) relationships. Jasmina is continuously engaged in CNM relationship research, and collaborates with advocates and legal experts. Jasmina’s clinical and research expertise also includes adult attachment, romantic relationship satisfaction, and emotional regulation strategies, as well the impact of early life trauma on relational health.
Jasmina is involved in ongoing sex therapy certification training, and works extensively with people who are navigating sexual intimacy issues, both in individual and couples (relationship) therapy, including desire discrepancy, anorgasmia, painful intercourse, and other sexual challenges.
Eleanor Wynn, Psychotherapist (MHC-LP)
Eleanor is a psychotherapist (MHC-LP) who believes in therapy’s power to transform our relationships with ourselves and others. She approaches therapy as a collaborative process and works to create a non-judgmental space where clients can explore difficult emotions, relationships, and various aspects of identity with curiosity, compassion, and honesty.
Eleanor earned her Bachelor’s degree in Classical Studies from the University of Pennsylvania and her Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology of Yeshiva University. She has experience working with individuals navigating depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, dating and infidelity, and questions around intimacy and sexuality. Eleanor is also interested in working with clients exploring kink identity and alternative sexual lifestyles, processing shame or trauma related to sex, navigating painful sex (including vaginismus), and examining the intersections of religion, spirituality, and identity formation. She is committed to furthering her training in sex therapy, psychoanalysis, and emotionally-focused therapy.
Eleanor’s therapeutic style is primarily grounded in a psychodynamic and person-centered lens. She also integrates interventions from the IFS, ERP, EFT, and ACT modalities as needed, and readily works with other providers as part of integrated care teams. She helps clients explore how early experiences, attachment patterns, and internal conflicts shape present-day emotions and relationships. Her practice is LGBTQIA+- and kink-affirming and is informed by a feminist, social-justice-oriented lens. Eleanor approaches therapy with ongoing cultural humility and deep respect for the complex ways culture impacts psychological processes and healing.
Outside of clinical work, Eleanor loves being from New Mexico, novels, film/TV, yoga, photography, baking, and vintage clothing.
Brian Molloy, Psychotherapist (MHC-LP)
Brian is a devoted psychotherapist and educator with a deep commitment to serving diverse populations. Specializing in LGBTQIA+ issues, ADHD, and substance use, he provides a compassionate and affirming space for individuals and couples seeking support. Brian earned his Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling from Baruch College and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Brooklyn College. His academic foundation began with an Associate of Arts from Southeastern Illinois College with additional studies from Murray State University. In conjunction with his academic endeavors, he is a certified Reiki Master Practitioner.
Brian’s therapeutic approach is collaborative and solution-focused, integrating psychodynamic principles with cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), emotionally focused therapy (EFT), and humanistic methodologies. He believes in tailoring the therapeutic process to each client’s unique needs, providing a supportive environment where individuals can explore their emotions, identify challenges, and develop actionable strategies for growth and healing. His guiding principle, “Feelings are not facts, but your feelings are valid,” underscores his commitment to helping clients navigate their personal journeys with empathy and understanding.
Passionate about inclusivity and advocacy, Brian works with individuals in diverse relationship structures, including consensual non-monogamy and polyamory, as well as those navigating alternative sexual lifestyles, attachment and relationship challenges, substance use, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, neurodivergence, grief, trauma, and chronic illness. His expertise lies in fostering a space where vulnerability is met with acceptance, allowing clients to uncover the root causes of their struggles and move forward with confidence. Whether addressing a new diagnosis, executive dysfunction, infidelity, or personal loss, Brian is dedicated to helping clients discover solutions that fit their lives and empower them toward healing.
Erin Mason, Psychotherapist
(MHC-LP)
Erin is a mental health counselor who takes an integrative, trauma-informed approach to therapy, helping clients deepen emotional awareness, build self-compassion, and foster meaningful change.
She received her B.A. in Applied Psychology and Human Relations and a M.S. in Mental Health Counseling from Pace University and are currently pursuing a certification in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR). Erin’s clinical experience includes working with BIPOC-identifying adolescents and adults (ages 17-35) navigating stress, self-esteem and self-identity challenges, crisis, childhood trauma, cultural issues, life transitions, relationship dynamics (romantic and platonic), and executive functioning issues related to neurodivergence.
As a Caribbean American queer woman in New York City, Erin has developed a deep appreciation for the introspection and healing that comes with stillness. They believe in a holistic, mind-body-spirit approach that honors all layers of a person’s lived experience. Erin integrates Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness to create a tailored, affirming therapeutic space that helps clients cultivate self-awareness, resilience, and deeper connections.
Devora Freundlich, Psychotherapist (MHC-LP)
Devora is a mental health counselor who believes in the power of therapy to transform day-to-day functioning and target deeper needs. She utilizes an integrative approach, recognizing the value of tailoring the therapeutic space to meet clients where they are.
Devora earned her Bachelor’s in Psychology from Yeshiva University and her Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology. She has clinical experience working with anxiety, depression, familial relationships, romantic relationships, addiction, grief, trauma, life transitions, and identity exploration. Devora views therapy as a collaborative process, and recognizes that no two experiences are alike.
As an Orthodox Jewish woman, Devora feels strongly about the need for cultural humility and alliance. She integrates psychodynamic therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and mindfulness to provide a space that demystifies the therapeutic process and invites clients to explore with self-awareness, reflection, and grace.
Devora is fluent in Hebrew and conversational in Mandarin and Yiddish.