Joanne de Rosa, LCSW

Broadway isn’t just for theaters. Therapy offices line the upper floors of its pre-war towers, offering a quiet counterpoint to the street-level buzz. Joanne de Rosa, LCSW keeps an office at 1123 Broadway, suite 922—steps from the 23rd Street subway stop and the Flatiron’s lunch-hour crowds. The neighborhood hums with energy; the practice itself stays out of the spotlight, focusing on individual sessions that address anxiety, depression, relationship patterns, and life transitions without fanfare. Psychotherapy in Manhattan often feels like a transaction; here the approach leans toward continuity. De Rosa’s work spans talk therapy, cognitive behavioral techniques, and mindfulness exercises—tools that fit into the city’s relentless rhythm. A map is available for directions, and the number to call is 212-000-0000. After all, even New Yorkers need a place to slow down.