Sycamore + Cedar Integrative Therapy offers trauma-informed, integrative psychotherapy for adults navigating trauma, grief, life transitions, ADHD, and nervous system dysregulation. My work is grounded in somatic therapy, relational approaches, and mind–body integration.
For appropriate clients, I also offer ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP). All psychotherapy services are provided via secure telehealth.

I am currently accepting new clients. However, availability can change depending on current capacity. The best way to learn whether I am accepting new clients is to reach out through the contact form or book a consultation via my booking link. I strive to respond promptly and will offer referrals if I am not the right fit.

When looking for a trauma-informed, integrative therapist, consider someone who:

• Acknowledges the impact of trauma on the nervous system and body

• Integrates somatic, relational, and evidence-informed approaches

• Moves at a pace that prioritizes safety and consent

• Views symptoms through a whole-person lens rather than a pathology-only model

You may find therapists like this through professional directories, referrals, or by reading how a therapist describes their approach on their website.

Somatic therapy supports grief, dysregulation, and life transitions by addressing how experiences are held in the body, not just the mind. This approach can help clients:

• Build nervous system regulation, trust, internal safety, and resilience

• Increase emotional awareness and tolerance

• Process loss, change, or identity shifts more gently

• Reconnect with a sense of safety and self-trust

Somatic therapy is especially supportive when words alone feel insufficient.

Yes. In New York a certified and licensed clinician can offer ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) in collaboration with medical providers. At Sycamore + Cedar, KAP is typically integrated into ongoing therapy and includes careful screening, preparation, and integration. If you are curious about whether KAP may be appropriate for you, it’s important to work with a clinician trained in trauma-informed and ethical KAP practices.

When seeking therapy for ADHD-related challenges, look for a therapist who:

• Understands ADHD through both neurobiological and nervous system lenses

• Recognizes how ADHD can intersect with trauma, anxiety, or burnout

• Offers practical tools alongside emotional and somatic support

• Works collaboratively rather than focusing on “fixing” behavior

A good therapeutic fit can support focus, self-compassion, emotional regulation, and sustainable change.

Sycamore + Cedar Integrative Therapy is a New York–based psychotherapy practice offering trauma-informed, somatic, and integrative therapy with a focus on nervous system regulation and holistic mental health care. Services are provided via telehealth across New York. When appropriate, referrals to other trusted integrative providers are also available.