Karen Sussan LCSW, LMHC
Karen Sussan's therapy office in Suffern, NY: a cream sofa and armchairs around a low ottoman, with coastal photographs on the walls
Get Started  -  NY: In person and via telehealth  -  FL: Telehealth only

Request a Consultation

The first step is a free phone consultation. We can talk about what you are experiencing, what you are hoping will change, and whether working together makes sense.

You do not need to have it figured out before you call. Sorting that out is part of what a first conversation is for.


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Please keep your message brief and general. Email and web forms are not secure, so this is a good place to request a consultation or ask a general question, and not a place for clinical detail or personal health information.

I can work with clients who are physically located in New York State or Florida.

A sentence or two is plenty.

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Office
29 N Airmont Road, Suite 3
Suffern, NY 10901

Hours
Available by request.

Where I practice
In person in Suffern, NY.
Telehealth throughout New York State and Florida.

Fees
This is a private-pay practice. Session fees are published in full.

Messages are typically answered within two business days.

The Office Door

Two tags on the doorknob

A session in progress, or a day off. The door says which.

A pink beaded tassel hanging from the office doorknob, its tag reading shhh
In session
A jute and blue beaded tassel hanging from the office doorknob, its tag reading gone fishing
Out of office
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I do not provide crisis or emergency coverage, and I am not available for urgent contact between sessions. If you need immediate or intensive support, please use the resources above or contact a crisis service in your area.