Bipolar disorder therapists & psychiatrists in New York

I am a New York and Kansas licensed Clinical Psychologist and provide individual teletherapy for a variety of concerns including but not limited to anxiety, ADHD, and depression. I have experience treating patients across the lifespan in a variety of clinical settings including hospitals, residential facilities, and outpatient clinics. I offer free 15-minute phone consultations.

I believe that every human being has the potential to heal, adapt, recuperate from any circumstance in their life through having a safe and supportive space. I am a psychotherapist with over nine years of training. I graduated from the Silberman School of Social Work in 2013. Post graduate school I practiced in hospital and outpatient psychiatric clinic settings with a diverse clientele of individuals of different ages, cultural backgrounds, sexual orientations and professions.

I am a licensed Psychologist in New Jersey and a licensed Mental Health Counselor in NY. I earned my doctorate from the New School for Social Research, which is now known as the New School. I am currently offering tele-health services to adolescents (12+), adults and couples through Headway. I specialize in helping people with depression and bipolar disorder, OCD, Anxiety, ADHD. I also am skilled in identity issues related to emerging adulthood, pre-post natal adjustment to parenting challenges, acculturation issues, and marital conflicts. I obtained my extensive experience in hospital, community mental health, and private group practice settings and am well versed with the latest research on treatment modalities.

Welcome! My name is David Elliott and I have worked in a variety of settings dealing with intergenerational and complex trauma. My experience spans from early intervention to community mental health clinics, providing counseling services to all individuals. I have found that across all settings and people, the most important aspect of therapy is developing a relationship in which the client feels safe, respected, and held accountable.

My path to becoming a therapist began with personal loss and deep grief, which reshaped how I understood connection and healing. As an educator, I was drawn to supporting students emotionally, but I realized my passion lay in helping people navigate inner struggles more directly. Therapy helped me confront fear and embrace change. That experience, combined with my background in education, laid the foundation for my clinical work. Today, I integrate empathy, resilience, and trauma-informed care to support individuals, couples, and families on their healing journeys.