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Psychotherapist

Emmeline Sudock, LMSW

  • Available in-person and on-line
  • Works with individuals and couples

Work with:

  • Depression
  • Childhood Abuse
  • Relationship
  • Trauma / PTSD
  • Stress
  • Grief
  • Self-Esteem
  • Anxiety
  • Creative Block
  • Chronic Pain
  • Attention Deficit Disorder
  • Life Transitions
  • Sexual Issues
  • Sexuality

About

You are coming into therapy with your own unique story and struggles - whether you’re feeling held back by past experiences, stuck in patterns that aren’t serving you, facing relationship challenges, or feeling anxious or depressed. I am here to hold and explore these experiences with you. Therapy is as one of a kind as every person is. My first job is to understand you as fully as I can. I prioritize creating a space where you feel safe to show up exactly as you are. Together, we will work to make sense of your inner world - all of its uniqueness, intricacies, and the roots of your discomfort.
By responding with curiosity instead of judgement or shutting down parts of you that aren’t always easy to look at, you'll gain increased insight. This deeper insight and sense of self is the first step in alleviating your symptoms. I am committed to empowering you, and aid in finding inner resources, relief from the complexity of suffering and reconnection.
If you have any questions or are interested in working together, please don’t hesitate to reach out for a free consultation call. I work with adults and couples both in-person and virtually. I’d be happy to connect and look forward to hearing from you! My office is in NoMad, walking distance to the 6, B, D, F, Q and 1/2/3 trains.

Education / Experience

Higher and professional education

License to Practise as a Master Social Worker: New York #132346, July 2026
Master Social Worker Degree: New York University, Silver School of Social Work, 2026

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Emmeline Sudock, LMSW
Psychotherapist

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FAQ’s
How long is a session? Are you conducting in person sessions?

The length of psychotherapy session is either 45 minutes or 50 minutes. Please discuss this with your therapist, but both arrangements are acceptable.

We offer both—in-person, and virtual treatment. Please discuss your preference with your therapist.

How often should I see my therapist?

The frequency of work is determined between you and your therapist. However, we do believe a higher frequency has an important effect on the outcome of the treatment. Most of our therapists work with their patients at more than once-a-week frequency in psychotherapy. However, if you are in psychoanalytic treatment, the frequency is at least 4 times (sometimes we offer 3 times) a week.

How long does the therapy last?

Believe it or not, this is by far the most common question we are asked. There is a famous quote from Freud, “Our answer is like the answer given by the Philosopher to the Wayfarer in Aesop's fable. When the Wayfarer asked how long a journey lay ahead, the Philosopher merely answered ‘Walk!’” The duration of treatment depends on the individual circumstances. Therefore, he says, “[T]he question as to the probable duration of a treatment is almost unanswerable.” At TheraBridge we hold true to Freud’s word, “Walk!” We help our patients walk the path and over the bridge towards a future where new memories and new experiences bring happiness and joy.

Is my information confidential?

Yes, your information is kept confidential. In case we need to coordinate care with other medical professionals including your psychiatrist, we will obtain your consent, though the exchange of patient information amongst medical providers is considered HIPAA compliant.

What kind of therapy do you provide?

At TheraBridge, all our clinicians are trained in psychodynamic psychotherapy or psychoanalysis.