Jung Kim, PhD

Psychologists in Manhattan tend to cluster around midtown and the Financial District, where the density of offices matches the pace of the city. The field itself is broad, covering everything from cognitive behavioral approaches to more specialized therapies, but the common thread is the one-on-one work that happens behind closed doors. In a place where space is at a premium, even the layout of an office—like whether it includes basic amenities—can shape the experience for someone scheduling regular sessions.

Jung Kim, PhD practices at 111 John St #1670, a high-rise address that places the office within walking distance of both the Seaport and the courthouses downtown. The building’s location means it’s equally accessible to those coming from Brooklyn Bridge walks or subway stops like Fulton Street. While the specifics of any psychologist’s methods are best discussed directly, the presence of a restroom on-site is one of those small logistical details that can matter more than it seems, especially for clients fitting appointments into a tightly scheduled day.

Contact details are straightforward: reach the office by calling (646) 789-5687. For first visits or general directions, the map pins the entrance near the intersection of John and Ann Streets, where the grid of lower Manhattan tightens into a maze of one-way routes. No additional frills—just the essentials for anyone mapping out their next steps.