Dr. Katherine Miele Gomez

Psychologists in Upper Manhattan often become quiet anchors for the neighborhood, offering space without fanfare. Dr. Katherine Miele Gomez fits that pattern—steady, unassuming, and focused on the work rather than the spotlight. The practice sits where the rhythm of Washington Heights begins to soften, a stretch of 168th Street that balances hospital energy with residential calm.

The office is at 622 W 168th St Ste Vc4, New York, NY 10032, tucked into a building that sees foot traffic from medical staff, students, and locals running errands. Those who walk past might not notice it at first, but the address appears on referral lists for cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma processing, and anxiety management. Sessions here tend to reflect the neighborhood’s mix—practical, direct, and mindful of the pressures that come with city life.

Finding time to call can feel like one more task on an already crowded list, yet a quick conversation can clarify what the practice offers. Reach them at (212) 305-9099 to ask about scheduling, insurance, or the types of therapy available. Many who end up here are navigating transitions—new jobs, family shifts, or the quiet weight of long-term stress—so the approach often centers on clarity and small, manageable steps.

When the subway hum fades and the sidewalks empty, the area around 168th Street retains a certain quiet intensity. For directions, the map can be found here: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f69c6e509601:0x1f6a38731ed57d0a. The building itself stands near the edge of Columbia’s medical campus, where the neighborhood’s academic pulse meets the everyday needs of the people who live here.