Lindsay Miarmi, Psychologist

Midtown’s quiet corners can feel miles away from the neon glow of Times Square, even when you're just steps from the subway. Lindsay Miarmi, Psychologist offers a private practice right in that pocket of calm, specializing in individual therapy that covers anxiety, depression, life transitions, and relationship challenges. The office sits on the fifteenth floor of a building that overlooks the theater district, making it easy to duck in after work or between errands without the sense of being swallowed by the city’s usual rush.

The address—1501 Broadway #1502, New York, NY 10036—places you within a block of Bryant Park, so sessions can feel like a small pause rather than another appointment squeezed into a crowded schedule. People often stop by for support with stress management, self-esteem struggles, or navigating career shifts, especially in a neighborhood where ambition and burnout can blur together. There’s no need to guess about availability or approach; a quick call to (332) 245-0300 can clarify next steps and scheduling.

The practice keeps things simple and direct, focusing on what each person brings into the room rather than a one-size-fits-all method. If you’re mapping it out, the building is just off the corner of Broadway and 43rd, and the elevator banks are straightforward once you’re inside. For directions, the map here will drop a pin right at the entrance: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2591f04532193:0x423899a43162cef9.