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At Park Psychological Services, we’re dedicated to offering comprehensive psychological support that recognizes the intricate workings of the human mind and experience. Our approach is deeply rooted in an appreciation for the influence of cultural, societal, familial, biological, and individual factors on one’s life journey.

Beyond addressing specific concerns like anxiety and depression, we’re committed to fostering a state of enhanced well-being and resilience, leading to a more richly lived and meaningful life. We understand that true transformation often occurs at the intersection of therapy and the therapeutic relationship – the collaboration between the client and the therapist. 

Located in the heart of New York’s vibrant Upper East Side, our practice is a sanctuary for individuals and couples seeking a path towards healing and personal growth. Our team of dedicated therapists specializes in individual and couples therapy, providing a safe space for exploration, understanding, and positive change.

Discover the transformative power of therapy at Park Psychological Services, where your pathway towards a brighter, more fulfilling life begins.

What We Treat

Depression
Anxiety
Trauma Therapy
Narcissistic Disorders
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This was our first session and Wenqi was so caring and patient. She was truly attentive. She made us feel comfortable and hopeful to getting to a more better space within our relationship.
Rebecca is very attentive a great listener and makes you feel very comfortable for the start. In the past I have had issues opening up and feel like I got more out of my session on the first one then I have in months with other providers.
Outstanding communicator and excellent listener. First session was groundbreaking for me. Made a significant revelation in my conversation with Chris.

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Social Media and Narcissism: Is There a Connection? 

Park Psychological Services April 16, 2026

Scroll through any social media feed, and you’ll see endless snapshots of confidence — selfies, success stories, and highlight reels. But in a world built on likes, follows, and filters, you might wonder: Does social media make us more narcissistic, or simply reveal what was already there?  Narcissism exists on a spectrum, ranging from healthy self-confidence to Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD), a clinical condition defined by a pervasive pattern of grandiosity, a constant need for admiration, and a lack of empathy. Somewhere in between lies

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Provider Spotlight: Philip Carroll, LMSW 

April 9, 2026

Starting therapy can feel like a big deal, and honestly, it is. It takes courage to decide you want something different for yourself, whether that means working through anxiety, making sense of past experiences, or just getting a clearer picture

Persistent Depressive Disorder (Dysthymia) 

March 25, 2026

What Is Persistent Depressive Disorder?  Persistent Depressive Disorder (PDD), also known as dysthymia, is a chronic form of depression characterized by a consistently low mood that lasts for two years or longer in adults (and at least one year in

Understanding the Different Types of Narcissism: Overt, Covert, and More 

March 11, 2026

These days, few psychological terms are as widely used—or as widely misunderstood—as narcissism. On one hand, growing awareness has helped people recognize patterns of manipulation or emotional harm they might once have endured in silence. On the other, the term is often overused,