Damon Bayles, PsyD

Psychotherapy often serves as a quiet anchor in a city that moves at relentless speed. In Manhattan, where the pace can feel overwhelming, finding a professional who specializes in evidence-based approaches—like cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-informed care, or mindfulness integration—becomes more than a convenience; it’s a necessity for many. Damon Bayles, PsyD practices in this space, offering a clinical perspective rooted in psychological assessment and individualized treatment planning. Sessions here might address anything from anxiety and depression to relationship dynamics or life transitions, depending on what a client brings to the table.

The office sits at 900 Broadway #400, a few blocks from Union Square’s energy but removed enough to feel like a separate world. First-time visitors typically call (646) 568-0731 to arrange an initial consultation, which often starts with a conversation about goals and therapeutic approaches. For those mapping out the route, directions are straightforward—the building’s midtown-adjacent location puts it within easy reach of multiple subway lines. This stretch of Broadway, lined with pre-war facades and modern high-rises, reflects the kind of contrast that defines New York: history and progress sharing the same sidewalk.