Marc Handelman PhD, Psychologist, Therapist, Counselor

Psychological care in New York often feels fragmented between quick-fix therapy apps and impersonal clinics. Marc Handelman PhD offers an alternative for those seeking individualized support in a professional setting. The practice covers a spectrum of needs—from managing anxiety and depression to navigating relationship challenges and life transitions. Unlike group practices that rotate clinicians, this setup maintains consistency, which can be especially valuable for long-term therapeutic work. The Upper West Side location puts it within reach of Columbia’s academic community as well as residents of Morningside Heights, where mental health resources are in steady demand.

The address at 611 W 111th St, New York, NY 10025 places the office near the intersection of Broadway and Amsterdam, a block known for its mix of pre-war buildings and student-friendly cafés. While the neighborhood hums with university energy, the practice itself serves a broader clientele, including professionals and families who prefer a quieter, more focused approach to therapy. Sessions here might address stress related to career pressures, family dynamics, or the unique challenges of living in a high-density city. The focus remains on evidence-based methods, but without the clinical detachment that sometimes accompanies larger institutions.

For anyone considering a consultation, the phone line at (212) 678-1568 connects directly to the practice. First-time callers often have questions about approach or logistics, and the map at this link clarifies the exact entrance, since 111th Street’s numbering can be deceptive for newcomers. Whether the goal is short-term problem-solving or deeper exploratory work, the process starts with a conversation—not an algorithm.