Westchester Anxiety Treatment Psychological Services, P.C

“As a colleague in the mental health field, I can confidently recommend Westchester Anxiety Treatment. Their team of professionals is exceptionally skilled in providing evidence-based therapies tailored to each client's unique needs. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and collaborative, making it a great environment for both clients and clinicians alike. The staff's commitment to staying up-to-date with the latest research and treatment approaches is truly impressive. I've had the pleasure of collaborating with them on a number of cases, and I'm consistently impressed by their thoroughness, compassion, and professionalism. If you or someone you know is struggling with anxiety, I can't think of a better place to seek support.”

“Dr. Joanna Robin and her team at Westchester Anxiety Treatment Psychological Services are exceptional professionals. Throughout our collaboration, I've found them to be consistently friendly, highly professional, and dedicated. Their expertise in cognitive behavioral therapy and commitment to helping patients is truly remarkable”

“As a fellow clinician in the field, I frequently refer patients to Westchester Anxiety Treatment and regularly receive positive feedback. The clinicians at WAT are quite skilled in treating a range of anxiety disorders in children and adults, and approach patients with skill and warmth. They provide the most up to date evidenced-based treatments for all anxiety disorders. If you or someone you know if suffering from any sort of anxiety disorder, I highly recommend Westchester Anxiety Treatment, without reservation.”

“This review is for Courtney Ohlmann. Courtney was my therapist in 2021 and caused me more trauma from her incompetence than what I already had when I first started with her. She abruptly and unprofessionally discontinued our sessions because she was frustrated that “nothing she suggested was working with me” and because I didn’t do the homework she assigned every week. Mind you I have ADHD and at the time was undiagnosed and struggled with executive dysfunction, depression and anxiety. She never apologized for her actions and for adding more to my abandonment fear. Because of her behavior, I now fear being open and honest with therapists or counselors because they I don’t want to frustrate them enough that they abruptly cancel our sessions and I have to then do the hard work of finding another therapist. Mental health professionals were once seen as safe spaces for me, but no longer now.”