Priscilla Y. Rodgers, MPS

Psychoanalysis has long been a quiet constant on the Upper West Side, where the density of private practices reflects the neighborhood’s enduring interest in depth-oriented therapy. One such practice operates from a pre-war building on West End Avenue, where Priscilla Y. Rodgers, MPS, sees clients by appointment. The office sits at 243 West End Ave, New York, NY 10023—steps from the 72nd Street subway station and the familiar hum of Broadway’s cafés and bookshops.

Rodgers specializes in the kind of work that unfolds over time: dream analysis, transference exploration, and the slow unraveling of patterns that shape daily life. Sessions often focus on early relational dynamics, unconscious motivations, and the ways past experiences echo in present choices. While the field has evolved, the core method remains rooted in close listening and the belief that insight can emerge from sustained, reflective conversation.

Those who prefer a more classical approach to talk therapy may find the setting a natural fit; the Upper West Side has always drawn practitioners who value continuity and depth. Directions to the office can be found on the map, though first appointments are typically arranged over the phone.

To schedule a consultation, call (212) 496-5042. The line is answered during weekday business hours, and messages left after hours are returned within one business day.