You're holding it all together. But at what cost?

Therapy for people who are tired of trying so hard.

Holistic Journey Therapy offers online individual, couples, and family therapy throughout New York State.

Dark background with three faint green icons: a computer monitor, a leaf, and a group of people. Text is barely visible, referencing virtual therapy in New York, personalized care, and an unspecified aspect.
Text stating 'We accept a range of insurance plans' with logos of Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, Oxford, Oscar, and 1199SEIU

What We Do

What if you don't need to become a better version of yourself?

We live in a culture that constantly tells us there's more to fix, more to achieve, and more to become. Another self-help book. Another course. Another morning routine. Another version of yourself you're supposed to work toward.

And somewhere along the way, even personal growth can become another source of pressure.

At Holistic Journey Therapy, we believe therapy shouldn't be another self-improvement project. We offer a space to step away from the constant striving, understand the patterns driving it, and discover that meaningful change doesn't have to begin with believing you're not enough.

Because maybe you don't need to become someone better. Maybe you need to understand who you've been trying so hard to be.

What We Can Help You With

Whatever you're carrying, there's room to work through it.

You don't need to have everything figured out before starting therapy. Whether you're navigating a difficult period or noticing patterns you've carried for years, we're here to help you make sense of what's happening.

Our Approach

Understanding yourself is the beginning. Living differently is the work.

You may already recognize your patterns - overthinking, people-pleasing, difficulty setting boundaries, or repeating the same relationship struggles. But knowing what you're doing doesn't always make it easier to change.

At Holistic Journey Therapy, we go beyond managing symptoms to explore what's keeping you stuck. We combine psychological insight, practical strategies, and mindfulness-informed approaches to help you understand yourself more deeply and create meaningful change in everyday life.

Because therapy isn't about becoming someone else. It's about finding more freedom to be yourself.

How It Works

Getting started is simple-we’ll guide you through each step so you can focus on finding the right support.

Step 1: Get Matched. Instructions to tell what you're looking for to connect with the right therapist.
Step 2 of a process, titled 'Verify Your Benefits,' featuring a shield with a heart icon, indicating insurance verification to confirm coverage and costs.
Graphic with a numbered step '03', an icon of a person on a video call, and text that reads 'Begin Therapy. Meet with your therapist virtually from anywhere in New York.'

Meet Our Team

Different perspectives. One shared commitment to thoughtful care.

Close-up of a young woman with dark brown, shoulder-length hair, wearing a white shirt with orange text, standing against a plain white background.
A close-up photo of a young woman with long black hair, wearing a light gray hoodie and wireless earbuds, looking into the camera with a neutral expression against a plain light background.

Ekaterina Baksheeva, LCSW

Daria Gadzaeva, LMHC

A smiling young man with a shaved head, light beard, wearing a light purple button-up shirt against a plain white background.
A woman smiling with short black hair, wearing a black turtleneck sweater, against a plain white background.

Cole Cavanaugh, MHC-LP

A young woman with long black hair, wearing a black blazer and a gold necklace, smiling against a plain light background.

Jennifer Hu, MHC-LP

Ively Suriel, MHC-LP

A woman with blonde hair wearing glasses and a white top, smiling against a plain light background.

Marina Piavskaia, MHC-LP

Young woman with red hair in braid, wearing a black sleeveless top, gold necklace, and silver hoop earrings, smiling against a neutral background.

Matilda Armstrong, MHC-LP

Close-up portrait of a man with a beard wearing a brown polo shirt with stripes, looking at the camera against a plain background.

Yogesh Lal, MFT-LP

Portrait of a woman wearing large black glasses, a leopard-print headscarf, and matching scarf, dressed in a green jacket.

Kirmly, Elien, LMSW

From Our Clients