Online therapy for adults in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania

Therapy for Anxiety, Relationships & Pet Loss

You might be used to holding things in, pushing through, or adapting to what others need—while losing touch with what you’re feeling in the process.

Therapy offers a space to slow down, make sense of your experience, and reconnect with yourself—so you can move through your life and relationships without feeling like you have to shrink or second-guess your needs.

“Owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing that we will ever do.”
~ Brené Brown

Cultivate Less Anxiety and Healthier Relationships

Hi, I’m Jennifer. I’m an art therapist and psychotherapist with 20+ years of experience helping adults work through anxiety, relationship struggles, and patterns rooted in early experiences.

You might be here if…

  • You keep repeating the same relationship patterns
  • You feel like you your needs are “too much” and that you are a burden in relationships
  • You people-please or struggle to set boundaries
  • You feel like you need to manage yourself carefully—what you say, what you need, or how you show up—in order to feel secure in connection

Therapy can help you:

  • Feel calmer and more in control of your anxiety
  • Stop overthinking and second-guessing yourself
  • Build healthier, more secure relationships
  • Live aligned with your authentic self

I offer online therapy for clients in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

Jennifer Breslow, LCAT, LPC, LPAT, ATR-BC, psychotherapist and art therapist serving New York City and Pennsylvania

What I Help With

Therapy for Anxiety

Anxiety

Anxiety is a whole body experience that can be crippling. Learn to understand your anxiety and build a new relationship with it.

Therapy for Relationships

Relationships

A healthy relationship filled with love, authenticity, mutual respect and security is what everyone deserves. Let’s explore what’s getting in your way.

Therapy for Relationships

Touched by Addiction

If you are in recovery or are the adult child of a parent who used substances, you have a unique set of challenges. Let’s navigate them together.

Pet Loss Counseling NYC

Pet Loss 

Losing a pet is a devastating loss that can sometimes trigger difficult feelings from past losses or unresolved issues. Let me help you heal.

Art Therapy & Psychotherapy in NYC, Philadelphia and Beyond

As a therapist, one of the most meaningful parts of this work is witnessing people begin to feel more at home in themselves—and gently shift patterns that are no longer serving them.

Together, we will work toward softening the inner voice that says, “you should be…” and making space for something more grounded: “this is how I am, and I can begin from here.”

I help people loosen the pull toward perfection, feel more connected and genuine in their relationships, and move through life with greater openness—to the full range of experience: messy, joyful, sad, confusing, and everything in between.

A central part of this work is recognizing that you don’t have to shrink or hold yourself back in order to stay connected.

I have worked for many years with addiction, supporting both those in recovery and those impacted by a loved one’s substance use.

As an art therapist, I also offer creative expression as a way to access parts of yourself that may be harder to put into words—exploring your experience without needing to edit or minimize it.

More about how I help »

Grieving the Loss of a Pet?

Grief around the loss of a pet is real and meaningful, even if it isn’t always recognized that way.

In therapy, there is space to fully acknowledge that loss—without needing to justify or minimize what it means to you.

  • Replaying the final moments
  • Feeling guilt or second-guessing decisions
  • Struggling with the emptiness of daily life without them
  • Feeling pressure to move on quickly, or question whether your feelings are “too much”

Read my pet loss grief guide »

Ready to Get Started?

You don’t have to figure things out by pushing through or adapting to what you think you “should” feel.

Therapy can be a place where you begin to understand yourself more clearly—and move toward a way of living and relating that feels more authentic and aligned with who you are.