Amelio D'Onofrio, PhD

Upper East Side residents often overlook the quiet professionals who keep the neighborhood grounded. Amelio D'Onofrio, PhD, fits neatly into that category—clinical psychology without the fanfare, just steady practice a few blocks from the Met. Therapy here feels like part of the streetscape, not a spectacle.

The office sits at 58 E 79th St, New York, NY 10075, where pre-war buildings still dictate the rhythm of the block. You’ll find it between Madison and Park, a stretch where dog-walkers and gallery-goers move at the same unhurried pace. The address is easy to remember; the conversations inside, less so.

They handle anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, and the slow-burn stress of city life—topics that don’t always make it into brunch conversation. Couples therapy and individual sessions share the calendar, each appointment treated as a discrete event rather than a production. No neon signs, no Instagram moments, just the work of listening and reframing.

Directions are straightforward: pull up the map and walk. When you’re ready to schedule, call (212) 794-1048. The number rings through to a voicemail that sounds like every other Upper East Side office—polite, brief, and to the point.