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Online Relationship Therapy in NYC

Therapy for the relationships that shape your life.


The ones you’re trying to save. The ones you’re trying to leave. The ones you wish were different. And the ones you’re actively grieving.

At Nina Lauren Psychotherapy, we specialize in relationships. We help adults navigate romantic relationships and difficult family dynamics through individual, family, and couples counseling. We are honest and active collaborators, not just passive listeners, and we support the process of improving connections, resolving conflicts, and navigating endings.

Virtual therapy available throughout New York, Arizona, Oregon

You Might Be Functioning Just Fine, But Quietly — You’re Heartbroken


You’re going to work. You’re handling your responsibilities. From the outside, you may look completely fine.

But a relationship dynamic in your personal life hurts, and the people around you aren’t necessarily the people you can process it with.

That’s where therapy can be different.

We offer an objective space outside of your everyday life where you can say what you’re actually thinking, understand your experience more deeply, and figure out what you really need.

We won’t just sit back and listen.

Therapy here is a real collaboration.

We’ll ask questions. We’ll offer perspective. We’ll challenge you when it’s useful.

And when there isn’t something to fix, because sometimes grief simply hurts, we’ll make space for that too.

Honest conversations. Thoughtful support. Real collaboration.

Peaceful woman at the beach, healing from therapeutic mental health services
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Man at beach healing from therapeutic mental health services

What We Specialize In


Relationships are at the center of our work. Romantic relationships, family relationships, relationships that are evolving or ending, and relationships you’re still trying to make sense of long after something has been over.

Maybe you’re questioning whether to stay in your relationship. Going through a divorce or difficult breakup. Struggling with a parent, child, sibling, or complicated family dynamic. You may keep finding yourself in the same conflicts, or you may simply be grieving a relationship you wanted, lost, or wish could have been different.

We also work with experiences that deeply affect our relationships and the lives we imagined for ourselves, including infertility, grief and loss, and parenting a child with a disability.

You don’t have to be in crisis to come to therapy. Sometimes you need an objective space outside of the relationships that are already in your life to understand what you’re experiencing, feel supported in it, and decide what comes next.

A Framework Built Around Actual Change

We believe meaningful therapy starts with understanding why you feel the way you do—not simply trying to make the feeling go away.

Anxiety, sadness, or anger may be what brings you to therapy. But sometimes the emotion isn’t the whole story. What you’re feeling may be closely connected to a relationship, a loss, a difficult circumstance, or something in your life that no longer feels right.

Rather than focusing only on the symptom, we look at what may be underneath it. What is happening? Why is it affecting you this way? What can change—and what may need to be understood or accepted?

Therapy here is collaborative. We’ll ask questions, offer perspective, and give honest feedback when it’s useful. Sometimes we’ll challenge you or help you recognize something that may be difficult to see when you’re in the middle of it. Other times, particularly with grief or circumstances that cannot be changed, the work is less about finding a solution and more about having the right support while you move through it.

You may already know some of the answers. What you may not have is an honest space to think through them with someone who is objective and actively engaged in the process.

The goal isn’t simply to feel better for a week. It’s to understand yourself and what you’re experiencing more clearly, determine what you need, and feel better equipped for what comes next.


1

Identify your WHAT

We start by listening – closely. Your history, your narratives, the recurring themes in how you relate to yourself and others. This is where we connect the dots

2

Understand your WHY

Why do you do what you do, the way you do it? This is where we get honest about the root – not just the symptoms

3

Build the HOW

This is where transformation happens. We establish practical tools, strategies, and a new relationship with yourself and the challenges in front of you. Grounded in who you actually want to be and how you want to live your life

Meet Our Therapists


Every therapist at this practice chose therapy as a second career – after working in business, law, healthcare, or other demanding fields.

That’s not a coincidence. It’s a requirement.

Because when you’re a high-achieving adult in the middle of a hard season, you don’t want someone who only knows textbooks. You want someone who has actually lived a life – navigated real pressure, real loss, real complexity – and then dedicated themselves to helping others through it.

That’s who you’ll work with here.

Here’s What Our Clients Have To Say