Bipolar disorder is divided into Bipolar I and the milder Bipolar II form. This disorder can be accompanied by feelings of anxiety or depression: one can experience mood swings that are severe to overwhelming and these can interfere with personal and daily functioning. Both forms of disorder are typically treated with supportive psychotherapy and psychopharmacology.
At NYC Psychotherapy Cooperative, we provide a calm, supportive space where clients can work toward stability and understanding. Our therapists integrate talk therapy with collaborative care, and when appropriate, connect clients with medical providers for medication management. We focus on building insight, developing coping skills, and helping clients and families recognize early signs of mood changes so support can happen sooner.
“Brannan helped me recognize the early signs of a mood shift before it takes over. That awareness has kept me steady through a demanding year.”
“My therapist worked alongside my psychiatrist rather than separately. Having both parts of my care connected made all the difference in finding stability.”
“My family was brought into part of the work. They finally understand what I experience, and I feel far more supported at home.”
Helps partners and families slow down, understand, and move forward together.
A gentle, intuitive listener who helps clients break long-standing patterns.
Pairs psychoanalytic depth with a warm, practical presence in every session.
We’re licensed psychotherapists, some with 30+ years’ experience, treating a wide range of concerns. We specialize in depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, self-esteem, and childhood-origin issues, plus premarital, couples, and family counseling.
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