Meet OUR therapists

As a mental health collective, we are dedicated to supporting our community through a wide range of services, including individual therapy, family therapy, couples counseling, mental health coaching, psychological testing, and more. Our goal is to help you connect with the therapist who best aligns with your needs, ensuring you or your loved one have the right support as you work toward achieving your goals and adopting healthier lifestyle habits.

  • Briana Scott
    LCSW

    Are you navigating a season of change and searching for stability, purpose, or clarity in your relationships? If you're feeling unsure of your path, struggling to express your needs, or facing challenges in connection with others—you’re not alone. My goal is to walk alongside you with authenticity and transparency, creating a collaborative space where your voice and experiences are honored.

    I help individuals build confidence in understanding and communicating their wants, needs, and desires—particularly through life transitions. I also offer coaching and family therapy to support more effective communication between parents and children.

    My work centers on individuals, couples, and families of color who are navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, and the complexities of both expected and unexpected life changes. I specialize in helping clients identify patterns in conflict, explore emotional dynamics, and strengthen meaningful connections within relationships.

    You can expect a safe, comfortable, and nonjudgmental environment where you’re encouraged to show up as you are. I bring warmth, humor, and a touch of southern hospitality to my practice—along with a deep respect for your input, so our work reflects what feels most supportive and empowering for you.

Kat Sayegh

  • Kat Sayegh LCAT, ATR-BC
    Licensed Creative Arts Therapist
    Board Certified Registered Art therapist.

    I am Kat Sayegh (she/her/hers) an art therapist dedicated to supporting athletes on their journey to mental and emotional well-being. With a Master’s degree in Art Therapy and Creativity Development from Pratt Institute and an MS in Sport and Performance Psychology from Lock Haven University, I bring a unique blend of expertise to my work. Passionate about helping athletes of all ages navigate the complexities of competitive sports, including recovering from injuries, managing performance anxiety, and finding their identity beyond athletics.

    Guided by a deep understanding of the mindset of an athlete, I create a safe, gentle and nurturing space where clients can explore their emotions, build resilience, and rediscover their confidence. Whether working with athletes facing setbacks or striving to enhance their mental game, I combine cognitive-behavioral techniques with the creative process to inspire healing, self-discovery, and personal growth.

    As a former college athlete myself I have personally faced the challenges of injuries and surgeries, 

    I have a deep understanding of the pressures and emotional demands of sport. During my recovery, I turned to art as a source of healing and strength, which fuels my determination to share the transformative power of the creative process of art making with all my clients. Through a person-centered, empathetic approach, I seek to help athletes process their experiences, reframe obstacles, and reconnect with their passion—both for the game and for life. Additionally, I specializes in community art therapy projects and provides compassionate support to individuals navigating medical trauma, chronic illness, and anxiety, acknowledging the significant impact these experiences have on mental health and overall well-being.

  • Rene Taylor, LCSW
    Licensed Clinical Social Worker

    I’m Rene Taylor (she/her/hers), a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over 25 years of experience providing therapy to clients struggling with a wide range of issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, career and life transitions. I believe that building a strong therapeutic alliance is essential to working successfully with clients. I achieve this by creating a safe, non-judgmental space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings at your own pace.

    Working in the non for profit sector for the majority of my career I had the opportunity to observe the impact that the lack of access to mental health care and support can have on individuals, families and communities regardless of racial, cultural or economic background. Transitioning into the private sector has afforded me the opportunity to extend my knowledge and experience to support individuals and families across a broader range of demographics and provide more access to care via teletherapy.

    Through my personalized, integrated approach, together we can uncover unhealthy patterns of behavior and focus on developing the tools you need to move toward healing and growth. Before transitioning to the private sector, I began my career in the non-profit sector and was able to observe the impact that the lack of access to mental health care and support can have on individuals, families and communities regardless of racial, cultural or economic background. It is through this lens that I continue to extend my knowledge and diversified clinical experience to provide care to individuals and families across a broad demographic range.

    In my spare time, I enjoy reading, listening to music, dancing, cheering on my favorite NY sports teams, traveling, and spending time with my husband, three children and dog.