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New York Psychotherapy
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Meet Mark

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Dr. Mark Sehl,
New York Psychotherapy:
(212) 228-3467

Call for help with anxiety, depression, couple and marital conflicts, career issues, and group therapy.

Click below for a personal message from Dr. Sehl.

Have you been experiencing

  • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • Difficultly making decisions
  • Creative blocks
  • Career problems
  • Relationship Problems
  • Drug and Alcohol abuse 
  • The stress of everyday life is getting to be too much

Do you often feel like something is wrong but you can’t quite define what it is?

Call me
By setting up an appointment you are acknowledging that there is help, and taking positive steps towards relief.

Mark's Philosophy

It is only human to feel depressed, anxious, and overwhelmed at some point in life. Sometimes just the everyday stress of life gets to be too much. Before  life becomes unmanageable call or email me for an appointment.  

In my many years of experience I have helped people combat depression and anxiety, take risks, gain self-confidence, become more successful, feel more fulfilled in their careers, and obtain the self-knowledge that leads to healthier, stronger, and more satisfying relationships.

My practice offers individual, couples, and family sessions for all ages, genders, races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, and spiritual beliefs.

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