Jillian Cea is a Mental Health Counselor specializing in individual therapy and couples counseling. Jillian utilizes a person- centered approach while incorporating techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness. In addition, Jillian has six years of experience working with grief and loss including volunteering at The Bereavement Center of Westchester, and starting her own community based support group in 2019 called Compassionate Journey.

Jillian graduated from Iona College with her Master’s in Mental Health Counseling. During this time, Jillian completed her clinical hours at a Westchester Psychiatric Hospital, where she worked with an array of patients who presented with anxiety, depression, bipolar, schizophrenia, trauma, and substance use.

Aside from her clinical work, Jillian has been featured speaking about her passion for her work on News 12, the Ionavation Podcast, and presented an E-Talk at Iona College's Hynes Institute. Currently, Jillian's focus is on treating children and adults ranging from anxiety, depression, bipolar, grief and loss, and relational issues. Jillian niche population is working with adolescents, teens, pre teens and college students. By utilizing eclectic therapeutic approaches, Jillian provides a supportive environment to identify the goals and challenges of each individual, while working one step at a time alongside the client. Jillian's goal is to help her clients on their journey to develop coping skills to handle life challenges, while achieving a meaningful life. Jillian is currently not accepting new clients.

Maggie Rosenfeld is a Mental Health Counselor specializing in individual and couples therapy with adults. Her work in the field of mental health has been multi-dimensional since her start nearly two decades ago. Life took Maggie in a special direction when she was trained as a Birth and Postpartum doula in 2015. She has worked alongside hundreds of families as they transitioned into parenthood. Currently Maggie not only works with clients addressing perinatal mental health but also with an array of other mental wellness needs to make life more fulfilling. She employs a person-centered approach in her practice. Maggie uses integrative therapeutic approaches such as Interpersonal Therapy (IPT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Somatic Therapy to share a few!

Maggie graduated from Iona University with her master’s in Mental Health Counseling. She completed her clinical hours at the Mental Health Association of Westchester (MHA), supporting multi-stressed clients who experienced domestic violence and others living with diagnoses such as anxiety, depression, bipolar, schizophrenia and trauma.

Maggie operates from a strength-based approach. The bond she creates with her clients is the foundation for all the work that lies ahead. If you are living with depression, anxiety, experiencing a big life transition, grief or seeking empowerment work, Maggie could be a great fit for you. Maggie is proponent of utilizing humor along the healing journey and encourages authentic self-expression (yes even curse words when it feels right for her clients).

Maggie continues to deepen her work on alternative mental health practices, body and breath work and the latest perinatal support practices. When she is not in a counseling session, Maggie serves on the board of the nonprofit Odyssey of Humanity which helps implement programs to develop racial amity for communities across the United States. Maggie also mentors early career doulas in the Hudson Valley region. Maggie is currently taking new clients.

Ryan Ewers is a Mental Health Counselor and Organizational Psychologist whose therapeutic practice focuses on individuals, couples, and families. Ryan spent nearly 15 years supporting organizations through change management, but it was his individual and group coaching that led him toward his current place as a counselor. He found that people are their most engaged and consistently at their best when understanding, empathy and wellness are integrated into all interactions. This background informs Ryan’s strength-based lens where he integrates diverse approaches such as mindfulness, solution-focused therapy, and cognitive-behavioral therapy.

Ryan holds an M.A. from Iona University in Organizational Psychology and an M.S. in Mental Health Counseling from Mercy College. He completed his clinical hours at Andrus Wellness Center, an outpatient mental health clinic in Yonkers, NY which specializes in holistic family-based treatment for complex trauma, emotional dysregulation, and clinical diagnoses such as ADHD, anxiety, and depression.

Ryan’s values are grounded in nonjudgment and positive regard. When working together, you can expect a collaborative focus oriented toward the expression of your needs. His areas of practice encompass grief processing, trauma, mood disorders and anxiety disorders. If you are journeying through transitions, establishing and clarifying goals or seeking support as you work toward your own brand of wellness, Ryan may be the therapist for you.