Jonathan Katz, LCSW

Social workers play a quiet but essential role in New York’s dense urban fabric, offering support where it’s often needed most. Jonathan Katz, LCSW operates from an office at 135 W 50th St New York, NY 10020, a stretch of Midtown that feels both central and unassuming. The practice focuses on individual therapy, relationship counseling, and stress management, addressing issues that can surface in any season of life. Sessions cover anxiety, depression, life transitions, and family dynamics—topics that don’t always fit neatly into the city’s relentless rhythm.

Reaching out to schedule an appointment is simple; a call to +1 212-632-4731 connects you directly with the office. While the category itself doesn’t invite the same buzz as a new café or boutique, the work done here carries a different kind of weight. Many New Yorkers seek out social workers not because they’re in crisis, but because they’re navigating the everyday pressures of living in a city that rarely slows down. The address places the practice within walking distance of several subway lines, making it accessible without the need for a long commute.

For directions or a quick look at the surrounding area, the map shows the building’s proximity to Rockefeller Center and the Theater District. It’s the kind of location where office towers and older structures stand side by side, a reminder that Midtown holds more than just tourist traffic. If you’ve ever walked past 50th Street and wondered what goes on behind those unmarked doors, this is one of the places where real conversations happen.