Alexandra G. Smith, LMSW

Social work in Manhattan often feels like a maze of agencies and intake lines. Alexandra G. Smith, LMSW cuts through the noise—offering individual sessions without the bureaucracy. The practice sits at New York, NY 10019, a block where Midtown’s energy softens into residential calm.

Therapy here isn’t about labels or checklists. Clients talk through anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, and relationship struggles in a setting that prioritizes listening over paperwork. The work stays grounded in evidence-based methods, though the conversations rarely feel clinical. A map confirms the address is walkable from Columbus Circle; the subway stop drops you two avenues away.

Reaching out takes one call: (212) 757-4488. Directions here show the building between a corner bodega and a shoe-repair shop—neighbors that have seen the neighborhood’s quiet shifts over decades.