Our Therapists
Our staff is expertly trained, multilingual, and diverse in experience and background. However you identify, we strive to truly know you as an individual – your values, beliefs, and outlook on life – while also maintaining an appreciation for overarching human needs, such as the desire for connection with others and the longing to feel understood.
Kateri Berasi, Psy.D., Ed.M. (she/her)
Kateri is a licensed clinical psychologist and the founder and Director of Transcendent Self Therapy. She specializes in working with women who experience hormonal and fertility challenges, creatively inclined individuals, and those who follow non-traditional or alternative belief systems and lifestyles. Kateri holds Masters degrees and a Postdoctoral degree from Columbia University and a Doctoral degree from Long Island University. She has authored book chapters and presented at conferences on topics ranging from LGBTQ+ concerns to the clinical utility of Mindfulness practices.
Caitlin received her social worker education at Salem State University and pursued specialized training in couples therapy afterward to further these skills. She normalizes seeking therapy for relationships, emphasizing individuality over societal expectations. Caitlin’s eclectic approach integrates humanistic, relational, and family systems perspectives, focusing on destigmatizing sex and promoting body positivity. She specialized in LGBTQIA+, polyamorous, and kink communities.
Caitlin Morrison, LMSW (she/her)
Anna Lucille Calabrese, LMSW, M.Div. (she/they)
Anna has dual Masters degrees in clinical social work and theology from Columbia University and uses these to foster the exploration of meaning-making. She offers individual, couples, and group therapy, focusing on relational experiences and integrating various therapeutic approaches such as IFS and depth psychology. Anna addresses trauma, addiction, life transitions, LGBTQIA issues, and more, incorporating art, writing, and nature into therapy.
Tanya Marwaha, MHC-LP (she/her)
Tanya, a bilingual therapist from India trained at Columbia University, offers individual and group therapy to people with all identities, abilities, and bodies. Tanya is passionate about working with those experiencing concerns with eating disorders, disordered eating, and body image, as well as members of the BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and immigrant communities. Tanya allows her strong sense of intuition, unending curiosity about the human experience, and desire for discovery and change to guide her work.
Ai Hayatsu, CAT-LP (she/her)
Ai is an Art Therapist who has experience working with diverse populations treating anxiety, depression, trauma, and LGBTQIA+ issues. With a multicultural, bilingual (Japanese and English) perspective, Ai profoundly understands and appreciates the grieving, resilience, and flexibility revealed in people’s stories. In both individual and group settings, Ai utilizes imagery and creativity to offer a safe space to explore the challenges people experience in different stages of life and the emotional landscape.
She is looking forward to supporting you on your journey towards healing.
Logan Meeker, LMSW (he/him)
Logan, a Master of Social Work graduate from Fordham University with advanced psychoanalytic training from the William Alanson White Institute, views therapy as a collaborative journey toward stability, resilience, and autonomy. He integrates psychoanalytic insight, evidence-based modalities (DBT, TF-CBT), and mindfulness to tailor treatment to each client’s strengths and challenges, specializing in developmental trauma, early attachment, anxiety, depression, PTSD, neurodivergence, and psychosis. A longtime meditation instructor and practicing Buddhist, he incorporates mindfulness for grounding and emotional regulation, embracing a holistic approach that weaves psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions to foster deep healing and restore authenticity.
Nathaniel Tabachnik, LMSW (he/him)
Nathaniel has a master’s degree in clinical social work from Smith College and received advanced training at the William Alanson White Institute. As a former book editor, Nathaniel brings a warm curiosity to his work, allowing people to rediscover and retell their own stories in service of healing. Nathaniel utilizes a relational psychodynamic approach while weaving in techniques from IFS, CBT, and mindfulness-based modalities. He specializes in working with queer people, folks experiencing anxiety and depression, and those navigating issues related to identity, relationships, and intimacy.
