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Best Therapist Manhattan

Maya Statmore, LMSW

Licensed Therapist

Supervised by: Dr. Gabrielle Schreyer-Hoffman

Maya Statmore, LMSW

Maya Statmore, LMSW

Licensed Therapist

Specialties

  • Depression 

  • Anxiety Disorders 

  • Life transitions 

  • Relational Problems 

  • ADHD

  • Addiction Recovery

  • Stress Management

  • OCD

  • Trauma and PTSD

  • Eating Disorders

Maya specializes in PTSD, stress reactions, self-esteem building, depression, anxieties, eating disorders, relational problems, and distress tolerance. With a compassionate and empathetic approach, Maya creates a safe environment where clients can explore their experiences, develop skills and work toward overcoming psychological challenges. She builds upon the strengths and skills of her patients, which helps empower them, improve self-esteem and inform goals and areas of skill development.

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Maya is known for her ability to foster critical insights and enhance self-awareness, empowering clients to modify maladaptive patterns and achieve overall well-being. Her warm and direct approach, combined with a touch of humor, makes her sessions supportive and uplifting. Whether guiding clients through trauma recovery, aiding in distress tolerance, or supporting those in recovery, Maya's goal is to work collaboratively with her patients to facilitate healing, symptom reduction and personal growth. 

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Drawing from diverse clinical experiences at NY Harbor Manhattan VA Hospital, Police Athletic League, and Kula for Karma, Maya has worked extensively with children, adolescents, adults, and geriatric populations, gaining a deep understanding of mental health across the lifespan. She is skilled in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT-E), psychodynamic therapy, and strength-based and mindfulness-based approaches. Maya tailers therapy to meet the unique needs of her patients and works collaboratively with patients to achieve their goals.

Training & Experience

Maya’s specialization in trauma stems from her extensive clinical experiences and trainings at the Manhattan Harbor VA, the Police Athletic League, and Kula for Karma, where she supported adolescents and adults coping with complex trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and addiction recovery. She understands the profound impact of trauma and excels in guiding clients through these challenges, fostering enhanced self-awareness, and aiding clients toward reducing unwanted symptoms and avoidant behaviors.

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Additionally, Maya is trained in Enhanced Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT-E), a leading evidence-informed treatment for eating disorders. This approach equips patients with strategies to break self-reinforcing cycles, manage symptoms and adjust maladaptive thought patterns tied to their eating disorder.

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With a Master’s degree in Social Work from New York University (NYU) and extensive training in cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), psychodynamic therapy, person-centered therapy, harm reduction, and mindfulness-based approaches, Maya is able to customize treatments to align with her patient’s unique needs.

Treatment Modalities

  • Individual Therapy

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At Upper East Side Psychology, we’re here to help you on your journey toward self-improvement and symptom reduction. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, struggling with disordered eating, coping with stress, or simply feeling stuck, we offer a safe, supportive space to help you heal and grow..  you reach out, we’ll take the time to understand your needs and thoughtfully match you with a therapist whose specialty aligns with your goals. From your very first conversation, our team is committed to providing compassionate care, personalized attention, and a streamlined process so you can begin therapy with confidence.

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Meet the Therapists

Dr Gabrielle Schroyer-Hoffman, Phd
Dr. Schreyer-Hoffman, Ph.D.

Founder and Licensed Psychologist in NY, VA and PsyPact States

Dr. Kayla Yellen, Psy.D_
Dr. Kayla Yellen, Psy.D.

Clinical Psychologist, 

Director of Training and Supervision

Dr. James Modico, Psy.D.
Dr. James Modico, Psy.D.

Postdoctoral Fellow

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Dr. Cierra Clark, PsyD
Dr. Cierra Clark Psy.D.

Postdoctoral Fellow

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Averey Esposito LMSW
Averey Esposito

LMSW

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Kate Bollerman

 MHC-LP

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Danielle Minogue
Danielle Minogue

LMSW

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Caitlin Frankel

LMSW

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Polina Roustamov, MHC-LP,  NTA  Mental H
Polina Roustamov

MHC-LP,  NTA

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Ella Williams LMSW
Ella Williams

LMSW

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Maya Statmore, LMSW
Maya Statmore

LMSW

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Paige Deertz. LMSW
Paige Deertz

LMSW

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Read what our patients have to say about us.

“The entire staff operates with integrity, compassion, and a clear commitment to client well-being. Their collaborative and trauma-informed approach fosters a safe and supportive environment for meaningful therapeutic work.”

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“Dr. G is a highly skilled and insightful clinician whose presence is both grounded and attuned. Her approach is thoughtful, evidence-informed, and deeply respectful of the therapeutic process.”

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