If you live in Prospect Heights and are used to being reliable and self-sufficient, you may also struggle with feeling constantly “on.” Eldest daughters often carry an unspoken pressure to manage emotions, outcomes, and expectations — even at their own expense. Trauma-focused therapy offers a way to explore these dynamics thoughtfully and at your own pace.

Clients in Prospect Heights often prefer virtual care because it allows them to commit to therapy consistently without disrupting work or personal routines. They’re seeking evidence-based support that goes beyond symptom relief and supports real, lasting change.

Virtual Trauma Therapy for Eldest Daughters Residing in Prospect Heights

  • A woman with curly blonde hair sits on the floor, leaning against a couch while working on her laptop. A cozy, introspective moment representing self-reflection and personal growth.

    Individual Therapy in Prospect Heights

    one on one 50 minute virtual sessions to address a variety of concerns

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  • A Black woman with natural hair blows on a dandelion, releasing its seeds into the air. A peaceful moment symbolizing release, healing, and new beginnings.

    Trauma Therapy in Prospect Heights

    13-16 structured sessions aimed at decreasing shame, guilt, anxiety and depression associated with traumatic experiences

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  • Four older women walk together under a bright blue sky, symbolizing community, support, and shared journeys of healing.

    Group Therapy in Prospect Heights

    Build community in a therapeutic space where members heal together

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Virtual Therapy for Eldest Daughters Residing in Prospect Heights

**The practice is only available for virtual appointments at this time

Address:1115 Broadway 12th floor, New York, NY 10010

Getting Here:

If you’re arriving via the 23 St Station (N, R, W), exit at 23rd Street and Broadway. Once above ground, walk south on Broadway for about two blocks. The building will be on your right just before 25th Street. The walk typically takes about three to four minutes.

If you’re coming from the 23 St Station (6), exit at 23rd Street and Park Avenue South. Walk west on 23rd Street toward Broadway, crossing two avenues. Turn left onto Broadway and walk south for about half a block. The building will be on your right. This walk is usually six to seven minutes.

From the 28 St Station (R, W), exit at 28th Street and Broadway, then walk south on Broadway for approximately three blocks. The building will be on your left just past 25th Street. This walk typically takes five to six minutes.

If you’re traveling from New Jersey via the PATH train, take the PATH to 23 St PATH Station on Sixth Avenue. After exiting the station, walk east on 23rd Street toward Broadway. Once you reach Broadway, turn right and walk south for about half a block. The building will be on your right. The walk from the PATH station is approximately seven to eight minutes.

The building is a commercial office building with an attended lobby. Please allow a few extra minutes for check-in if this is your first visit. Elevators are available.

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