Contact – Arise Therapy – Graham and McCullagh

Psychotherapy isn’t always about dramatic breakthroughs or endless sessions. Sometimes it’s just two people figuring out how to navigate the noise of the city without losing track of themselves. Contact – Arise Therapy – Graham and McCullagh operates out of a quiet corner of University Place, where the hum of Greenwich Village traffic fades into something more manageable.

The practice sits at 113-115 University Pl, New York, NY 10003, a stretch of sidewalk where the old brick buildings still feel like they’re holding onto something real. Sessions here cover anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, and the kind of existential fatigue that settles in after too many subway delays. There’s also a focus on trauma, grief, and the less talked-about weight of professional burnout—things that don’t always fit neatly into a lunch-hour conversation.

Finding a therapist in Manhattan can feel like scanning a crowded subway platform for a familiar face. Directions to the office are straightforward enough; the map will get you there. If you’d rather skip the digital detour, call (917) 267-0696 to set up an initial conversation.

Most people who walk through that door aren’t looking for a quick fix. They’re just trying to remember what it feels like to move through the city without carrying everything all at once.