Erin Cohen specializes in the treatment of eating disorders and has clinical experience in individual, family and group therapy. She received her BSW from SUNY Stony Brook and her MSW from New York University’s Advanced Standing Program.

Ms. Cohen worked and trained at Peninsula Counseling Center on Long Island, Staci Leavitt Mind & Body, Inc on Long Island, and The Renfrew Center of New York as a psychotherapist before establishing a private practice in NYC. She is currently a member of the National Association of Social Workers, the Golden Key National Honor Society and The National Eating Disorders Association.

Leah Kaplan, LCSW, CASAC has been in practice for 12 years, specializing in addictions, dual diagnoses and the treatment of eating disorders with adolescents and adults. Ms. Kaplan is quite experienced with individual, family and group therapy.

A specific focus has been treating women in recovery and has facilitated groups about healthy relationships, codependency, self-esteem issues and body image to name a few.
Ms. Kaplan received her graduate degree from Columbia University and CASAC training at The Maxwell Institute. Ms. Kaplan has worked in schools, in outpatient facilities and in hospital settings.

Having served as both marketing manager and communications manager at major firms, Tracie has vast experience in digital marketing, social media campaigns, and she has created marketing strategies for several national fundraising campaigns.

Tracie is also quite very familiar with and has a passion for clinical initiatives as she has coordinated the marketing efforts and organization of a number of medical and behavioral medical settings.

Tracie received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Maryland and is also a Client-Focused Certified Professional Organizer.

Ms. Miller received specialized training at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Westchester Division in Systems Family Therapy and the Maudsley Method for eating disorders and also worked on a team of therapists in an international NIH-funded study investigating family therapies for eating disorders.
Irene is an EMDR Level I therapist and also has over 30 years’ experience using Solution-Focused and Brief Motivational Therapy in substance abuse prevention/early intervention programs. She is an Adjunct Instructor in the Dept. of Social Work at Iona College & The College of New Rochelle, an Instructor/Counselor for the NYS DMV Drinking Driver Program and a consultant to the Westchester Family Court PEACE Program for parents in divorce and custody litigation.

Marjorie Nolan is a Registered Dietitian, Certified Personal Trainer and National Spokesperson for The American Dietetic Association.  She owns and operates a web-based nutrition program ‘MN Nutrition’ for weight management and behavior modification.  She works with individual patients, conducts corporate wellness workshops and is a regular speaker for New York University, LIM College and Columbia University.

Marjorie specializes in the area of eating disorders and behavior modification.  She has helped hundreds of men and women return to a balanced lifestyle through nutrition and fitness.  Her professional background includes working several years for The Renfrew Center for Eating Disorders, teaching nutrition and fitness at The National Personal Training Institute, consulting for New York University’s wellness center Her book,
“Ghrelin- the Master Hormone” will be published in March of 2013.

Sara Oppenheim-Somerville, CHt, Consulting Hypnotist is a member of the National Guild of Hypnotists and the International Association of Counselors & Therapists. She uses traditional hypnosis along with Parts Therapy and Interactive Guided Imagery to help people who want to resolve specific issues or overcome fears or addictions. Sara has Medical Hypnosis experience and makes home visits for the Visiting Nurse Services in Westchester, working with their Pain & Palliative Care patients and is also their Tobacco Cessation Specialist. Sara is also a frequent speaker and workshop leader for hospitals, corporations and groups.

Jacob Pine specializes in the treatment of eating disorders, primarily utilizing psychodynamic, cognitive and solution focused therapies. Empowerment, respect and a patient centered approach permeate all treatment. He has clinical experience with individuals, families and groups.

Mr. Pine received his BA in music and political science from Johns Hopkins University and his MSW from Fordham University. He received his two-year post masters certificate and training from the Center for the Study of Anorexia and Bulimia (CSAB) at the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy in the Psychodynamic Treatment of Eating Disorders, where he is also a staff therapist. This training and subsequent clinical work included CBT and DBT in addition to the psychodynamic psychotherapies.

Tamra Rosenfeld is a registered dietitian with The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.

Tamra’s professional background includes her dietitian consulting practice, adjunct professor for a nutrition master’s degree program and working in several hospital settings specializing in bariatrics, behavioral health and substance abuse. Tamra has been a guest speaker at corporate wellness events as well as on themed radio and television programs.

Tamra received her Bachelor of Science degree from the State University of New York at Albany, and her Master of Science Degree from Herbert H. Lehman College of the City University of New York.

Caren Sacks has provided clinical services in the mental health field for more than 25 years incorporating creative arts therapies for targeted, unique and effective therapies to treat a wide range of mood disorders and psychological issues.

Ms. Sacks holds a Masters Degree in Expressive Therapy with a specialization in Art Therapy, from Lesley College in Cambridge Ma. She has also completed a Certificate Program in the, “Psychotherapy with Children and Adolescent Program” from The New Hope Guild Center, currently NYIPT/The New York Institute for Psychotherapy Training. She is Board Certified, Registered, and a Certified Supervisor by the National governing boards of the Art Therapy Association. Caren is licensed in the state of NY as a Creative Arts Therapist.

As an Adjunct Full Professor at The College of New Rochelle, Caren regularly teaches Art Therapy with Children, Art Therapy with Groups and the Practicum class.
Caren is a professional member of the American Art Therapy Association, the Westchester Art Therapy Association and the New York Institute for Psychotherapy Training (NYIPT). She is the Program Coordinator for the Westchester Art Therapy Association.

Caren has spoken to a variety of groups, including with grade school children, on the approaches, benefits and applications of creative arts therapy.