Life’s struggles may leave us feeling lost or disconnected, but they can also spark questions about who we are, what we value, and how we want to live. Sometimes the answers to these questions require deeper reflection and an understanding of the patterns that keep us stuck and disconnected from ourselves and others.

Nichole Gabriel, MHC-LP is a psychotherapist in New York who specializes in working with both adolescents and adults from diverse backgrounds with a passion for supporting those navigating adverse childhood experiences, teenage challenges, loss of a parent, panic attacks, cross-cultural or interracial relationships, and mixed-race identities.

Nichole works with issues such as depression, anxiety, identity development, relationship challenges, life transitions, parenthood, family conflict, attachment wounds, loss, and grief among others, integrating both actionable tools with psychodynamic and existential perspectives that are tailored to your unique needs. Drawing on both clinical training and corporate experience, Nichole also helps clients manage job stress, career transitions, and work-life balance. She strives to create a culturally responsive, trauma-informed environment where people of all identities and life experiences feel seen, heard, and supported.