Samantha Lopez, Therapist

Midtown’s skyline is crowded with towers, but not all of them house corporate suites. Some floors belong to quieter professions—like therapy—where the view of Broadway is secondary to the conversation. Samantha Lopez, Therapist occupies one such space at 1501 Broadway # 1502, a few steps from the neon pulse of Times Square.

Psychotherapy in New York often feels like a luxury; in reality, it’s a service as essential as the subway. Lopez specializes in anxiety, depression, relationship issues, and life transitions—topics that don’t pause for the city’s relentless rhythm. The office sits above the fray, offering a rare vertical retreat where the focus shifts from the street below to personal reflection.

Appointments are booked directly; a quick call to (332) 245-0300 secures a slot. No referral is required, and the location makes it accessible whether you’re coming from the West Side, Brooklyn, or a nearby subway transfer. For anyone navigating stress, grief, or identity questions, the address is straightforward: 1501 Broadway, 15th floor.

Finding the entrance can be tricky amid the theater district’s crowds, so check the map before arriving: directions here. The building’s lobby is neutral, functional—nothing more, nothing less. That’s enough.