Agnes Kvasz, MHC-LP

As a therapist my goal is to listen to and understand people, and to provide a space that is safe and conducive to our work together. I strive to create a non-judgmental and supportive environment where clients can confidently explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. I believe in the power of a strong and trusting therapeutic relationship, as this is the foundation for success in therapy. When clients feel welcome and understood they are empowered to work towards change through increased openness and vulnerability. Whatever brings you to therapy is important to me, and I will work with you to identify your unique strengths and struggles so we can, together, make a lasting positive impact on your life. I look forward to helping you unfold life's challenges using a variety of therapeutic interventions as we aim for increased self-awareness, quality of life, and ultimately, healing.

​Languages: English, Hungarian

Specialties

Anxiety, Depression, Sexual Trauma, Relationship Issues, Family Dynamics, Emotional Regulation, Mind-Body Connection

Finances

Private Pay Rate $125+

In-Network with Northwell Direct

In-Network with Cigna

In-Network with Aetna & 1199SEIU

Other Insurances, Out Of Network

Qualifications

MHC-LP: Permit & State: 18-P12108-01 New York

About Me

I earned my Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling from Queens College and my Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Ithaca College. I have worked with clients from diverse backgrounds and with varying mental health struggles including anxiety, depression, ADHD, childhood trauma, interpersonal issues, coping with big life changes, body image, and feelings of being stuck and stagnant in life. No two clients are alike, so whatever your personal struggle, my goal is to provide support for your unique journey.

Client Focus

Individuals, Adults, Young Adults, Adolescents.

Communities

LGBTQIA+, Racial Justice Allied, Body Positivity, Sexual Abuse/Domestic Abuse Survivors, Immigrant Support.

Treatment Approach

CBT, Psychodynamic Theory, Attachment Theory, Interpersonal Process, Trauma Focused Therapy.