Charles B. Strozier, PhD

Psychoanalysis remains a quiet constant in a city that moves at lightning speed. Charles B. Strozier, PhD offers this practice from an office on University Place, where the tradition of talk therapy finds its place among the hum of Greenwich Village. The neighborhood has long been a crossroads for thinkers, artists, and those seeking clarity beyond quick fixes.

Finding the right setting for this kind of work matters, especially in a borough where space is both scarce and sacred. The address—113 University Pl Suite 1007, New York, NY 10003—places the practice within walking distance of NYU’s campus and Washington Square Park, a stretch of the city where ideas have always circulated freely. The area’s mix of students, professionals, and longtime residents creates a backdrop that feels both dynamic and grounded.

The nature of psychoanalysis means sessions unfold over time, allowing for depth rather than urgency. Those considering this approach might appreciate the way the practice aligns with the neighborhood’s own rhythm—unhurried, yet never stagnant. To reach the office, call (212) 539-1842 and arrange a time to begin.

Directions to the office can be found here. The building sits just off the park, where the energy of the city feels a little more manageable, even on the busiest days.