Sanchez Carlos MD

Psychoanalysis still has a presence on the Upper East Side, tucked inside the Ruppert Yorkville Towers Condominium on 3rd Avenue. The office space belongs to Sanchez Carlos MD, a psychoanalyst who works with adults confronting persistent anxiety, depression, and trauma. Couples exploring attachment patterns often sit together, and clinicians coming up against burnout book sessions to unpack countertransference. Others arrive unsettled by dreams they can’t shake, seeking clarity beneath the surface.

Find the entrance at Ruppert Yorkville Towers Condominium, 1619 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10128, where the lobby leads up to the suite. Concierge desks in the building handle visitor sign-ins before the elevator ride to the right floor. Call ahead to confirm the exact location inside the complex; the office is set away from street noise but still within the same postal cluster. A quick ringside spot for Central Park runners, the building borders Carl Schurz Park and easy access to the East River running path.

Reach the office at (212) 996-1269 to arrange an intake or reschedule. Sessions usually run fifty minutes, and weekday early evenings fill fastest, so evening slots are released a week in advance for clients who need them. The phone also handles payment questions once treatment begins, offering a direct line without automated filters.

Before the visit, pull up the condo’s map and save both the entrance and the elevator bank in your notes—Yorkville’s sidewalks can make door identification tricky, and the building spans multiple blocks. Once inside, the elevator to the correct floor is the final checkpoint.