Everything You Expect in a Therapist,
and One Thing You Don’t:
Late Night Hours
8:00 pm to 2:00 am
Early Morning Hours
5:00 am to 9:00 am
Everything You Expect in a Therapist,
and One Thing You Don’t:
Late Night Hours
8:00 pm to 2:00 am
Early Morning Hours
5:00 am to 9:00 am
We see hear you.
At night, when you're ready.
Or early morning, if you're ready then.
Not Just Convenient Scheduling
No pressure to squeeze therapy into your schedule.
No rushing before sessions or to whatever’s next afterwards.
Better access to grounded focus and improved engagement.
- Timely support for what is more difficult at night.
Care Options
Therapy at Night® Clients Include
People unavailable during conventional therapy hours
High School and College students
Parents of young children
People who feel worse at night or in the morning
Shift workers
Night owls!
Josh Burke
Clinical Social Worker
- Young Adults (18+)
- Adults
- New York
- Vermont
- Colorado
- Anxiety
- Stress Management/Emotional Stabilization
- Life Transitions
- Identity and Purpose
- Workplace Challenges
- Boundary Setting
Janelle Frazier
Clinical Social Worker
- Teens and Adults
- New Jersey
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Trauma
- Grief
- Life Transitions
LaTisha Honor
Clinical Social Worker
- Adult Women
- New York
- Self-esteem
- Relationship Concerns
- Boundary Development
- Women in Unhealthy or Toxic Relationships
- Emotional Healing
Liza Reyblat-Haner
Mental Health Counselor
- Adults
- College Students
- Older Adolescents
- New Jersey
- Postpartum
- Pregnancy
- Parenting
Karen Doiron
Licensed Professional Counselor
- Adolescents and Adults
- Connecticut
- Anxiety
- Depression
- ADHD
- Substance Abuse
- School-related Issues
- Life Changes
- Grief
Martin Godek
Clinical Social Worker
- Adults and Young Adults (18+)
- New York
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Anger Management
- ADHD/Attention and Focus Issues
- Trauma/Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Relationship Issues
Shaynel Roberts
Clinical Social Worker
- Adults and Adolescents
- Florida
- New York
- North Carolina
- Virginia
- West Virginia
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Relationship Challenges
Renee Roach
Mental Health Counselor
- Adolescents
- Adults
- New York
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Childhood Trauma
- Sexual Abuse
Rachelle Billiard
Clinical Social Worker
- Young Adults 20+
- Adults
- Senior Adults
- New Jersey
- Infertility
- Pregnancy
- Prenatal and Postpartum
- Relationships
- Divorce and Family Conflict
- Chronic Pain
- Chronic Illness
- Substance Use
- Dual Diagnosis
- Depression and Anxiety
Patricia Huber-Villano
Clinical Social Worker
- Adults (18+)
- High Achievers/Professionals
- New York
- Anxiety in High-Functioning Adults
- Trauma Patterns
- Burnout
Jessica Balmir
Marriage and Family Therapist.
- Adults
- New York
- New Jersey
- Anxiety
- Depression and other Mood Disorders
- Trauma
- Relationships
- Life Transitions
- Stress and Burnout
Latoya Smalls
Professional Counselor
- Adults
- Connecticut
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Trauma
- Life Transitions
Danielle Sondeen
Marriage and Family Therapist.
- Individuals
- Couples
- Families
- Young Adults
- Connecticut
- Couples
- Co-parenting
- Divorce
- Support
- Grief
- Anxiety
Caren Chopak Olaine
Clinical Social Worker
- Adolescents
- Young Adults
- Adults
- New York
- New Jersey
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders
- Anxiety Disorders
- Depressive Disorders
- Tic Disorders
- Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors
- Trauma
Each Therapy at Night® clinician is a unique individual, but every one has this in common:
Licensed, vetted and peer-recommended professional
Highly relatable and empathetic
Verified clinical experience in evidence-based care
Advanced training in multiple approaches
Committed to best achievable outcomes
Late night ready
Hear from our clients
Meeting with my therapist at 6 am when I am rested is by far more productive than the lunch-time sessions I was squeezing in at work…
Somehow the night sessions give me more space to open up. I’m relaxed and it’s just been easier to get right to it.
I love my therapist here, not just because she’s available when I am, but I love that too!
Getting Started
- Scheduling your first session is simple:
Tell us about you and how we can help.
Select your preferred time and session type.
Select the right therapist for you.
Receive your secure telehealth link
for the session.
Frequently
Asked Questions
1: Can I choose the therapist I want to work with?
Of course. You can select the date and time for your session(s) and then select any therapist available at that time. Or you can ask for a specific therapist and our Client Care Coordinator will share their availability with you.
2: Do you offer couples therapy?
Yes, we work with all couple configurations, including married people, life partners, and significant others.
3:If we’re having couples therapy, do we have to be in the same place during the session?
4: Do you offer therapy for families?
We do. We defer to parents or guardians to decide if our hours of operation are appropriate for their teens (ages 13-19). However, we do not work with anyone under 13 years old individually, or as a member of a family unit.
5: Do Therapy at Night® therapists prescribe medication?
They do not. But if you need a referral for psychiatric evaluation or medication management, we can help.
6: Do you offer therapy for children?
Do you offer therapy for children?
7: Can I have my sessions in person?
No, we do not offer same-room sessions. Safety and logistical concerns preclude in-person care.
8: Can I drive during my session?
No. Operating a vehicle during therapy will cause distraction and could be dangerous. Also, to get the most out of your sessions, you’ll need to bring your full attention to the time you have with your therapist. Finally, we need to know where you are during your session in case you need emergency assistance of any kind.
9: Are my sessions recorded?
No. We do not record sessions under any circumstances.
10: If I don’t have access to reliable WIFI, can we use the phone for the session?
Yes, however, if you choose to have your session over the phone, you do so with the understanding that Therapy at NightTM cannot guarantee your phone provider’s HIPAA compliance.
11: If needed, can we meet on Facetime, Microsoft Teams or other video conferencing platform?
We are unable to control HIPAA compliance on any other platform other than our own, so we don’t recommend using them. If you do choose to have your session on an alternate platform, it’s ok, as long as you do so with the understanding that HIPAA compliance cannot be assured by Therapy at nightTM.