Jane Hammerslough, LMFT, Couples Counseling and Psychotherapy

Another door on Broadway that doesn’t promise neon or tourists, just a quiet second-floor suite where couples sort through the static. Jane Hammerslough, LMFT, runs the kind of practice that doesn’t need a marquee—marriage counseling and psychotherapy tucked into 447 Broadway, 2nd Floor, Suite #705. The building itself is the usual SoHo mix of cast-iron and chain stores, so the address feels almost anonymous, which might be the point.

Inside the category, the work tends to be slow and specific: conflict resolution, infidelity recovery, premarital prep, communication breakdowns, and the occasional family mediation. Most sessions happen in fifty-minute blocks, the standard unit of emotional labor in New York. There’s no waiting list posted on the door, but the neighborhood churn means slots open up more often than you’d expect.

Downstairs, the street hums with delivery bikes and sidewalk sales, while upstairs the focus stays on whatever brought two people into the same room. The office doesn’t advertise on subway panels or bus shelters; word moves through referrals, therapists’ networks, and the occasional Google search that lands on a map pin. When you’re ready, directions are here: a straight shot from the Broadway-Lafayette stop.

Call (347) 903-5638 to set something up. The number rings to a voicemail that picks up after four tones, which is about as much delay as the neighborhood tolerates these days.