Licensed Clinical Psychologist · Westchester, New York
Therapy that goes where the anxiety lives.
A boutique private practice offering evidence-based treatment for OCD, panic disorder and agoraphobia, specific phobias, and social anxiety — via teletherapy, at home, and out in the community, where it helps you most.
What we treat
A specialized set of conditions, treated with the methods research supports best.
Exposure & Response Prevention
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
ERP is the gold-standard treatment for OCD — a structured way to face obsessions without feeding the compulsions that keep them alive.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Panic Disorder & Agoraphobia
CBT interrupts the panic cycle and gradually reopens the places fear has closed off — including home visits when leaving home is the hard part.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Specific Phobias
Gradual, structured exposure to the situations you avoid — flying, driving, needles, heights, animals — at a pace set with you, not for you.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Social Anxiety
Treatment for the fear of judgment that shrinks conversations, classrooms, meetings, and careers.
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Care that travels.
Some fears cannot be fully treated from an office chair. When it is clinically indicated — and when it helps — Dr. Gomez meets clients at home and in the community: in-home sessions for agoraphobia, real-world exposure work for OCD and phobias.
The treatment happens where the difficulty happens.
How treatment works
A time-limited episode of treatment, organized around your goals.
Assess
A careful evaluation of what is happening and what you want back. Together, we define concrete goals and a clear plan for reaching them.
Approach
Structured ERP or CBT sessions — held via teletherapy and, where useful, in the settings where the anxiety actually shows up.
Return
Treatment ends by design, not by drift. The goal is your return to usual functioning — with the skills to keep it.
Ready to begin?
Call or write to discuss what you're facing and whether this practice is the right fit.