Daniel J. Bloom, JD, LCSW

Ever notice how the Upper West Side stretches farther than you expect? Daniel J. Bloom, JD, LCSW sits within that reach, at 220 W 15th St. Psychotherapy here feels closer to practical conversation than clinical routine—group sessions for adults navigating life’s friction, individual coaching to map clarity, and workshops that slow momentum just enough to spot patterns. Couples facing communication cracks can book structured dialogue sessions, while trauma survivors find a space calibrated to pace rather than pressure. Evening slots remain open, acknowledging when daytime choices shrink.

Urban density sharpens needs for anchors you can count on. On the calendar this month: skill-building labs for sudden anger surges and parent-child alignment exercises aimed at busy schedules. Inquiries about sliding-scale availability shouldn’t wait: *(212) 674-0404* answers without song and dance, no voicemail maze and no ten-digit detours.

Flatiron air still carries the old manufacturing echoes—something between brick lofts and quiet streets turned gentle over lunch. A brownstone stoop across the avenue catches late afternoon sunlight exactly when appointments start wrapping up, making the walk to the subway feel like a reset instead of a retreat. Pull the map south on 6th Avenue and you’ll see it: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c259bddf9878ab:0x9b2bf9b2758a456.