New York Women's CBT

New York Women's CBT New York therapy for complex women's health issues, chronic pain, chronic illness, birth trauma, medical trauma, postpartum issues, infertility and more.

Group private practice offering both individual and group therapy in New York. CBT available for residents of New York, Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland and Georgia. Online cognitive behavior therapy for women near Arlington, Virginia, Alexandria, Virginia and Fairfax County. Online cognitive behavior therapy for women with chronic pain and chronic illness near Washington, DC, Bethesda, Maryland,

Chevy Chase Silver Spring Maryland, and Rockville Maryland. CBT counseling near Atlanta, Georgia, Roswell, Georgia, Alpharetta, Georgia and Fulton County, Georgia.

07/30/2026

New York Women’s CBT is committed to offering low fee options with our niched lens to our New York community navigating chronic illness. If you are a New York resident interested in working with Cara, head to our website and fill out our contact from to get the process started!

Cara Stiegler is a current Master’s student at Hunter College, in the Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling Program. Before pursuing counseling, Cara attended Parson’s School of Design, earning a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Photography and Film Production. Cara believes in a multi-medium approach to therapy, drawing on her unique background and incorporating art therapy based practices into her work wherever possible. She prioritizes trauma-informed, person-centered care, allowing the client to be the expert in their own life and advocate for their own care. Through a psycho-educational lens, Cara meets clients in all stages of illness and disability, to create a space for healing. She strongly believes that client autonomy and self-advocacy are key to client growth and change. In her free time Cara volunteers at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center as a volunteer crisis counselor in both the Adult and Pediatric Emergency Departments. 

Last week, Kelsey and Ariel were able to enjoy the incredible evening ESSE CARE | Reproductive Surgery & Wellness host...
07/28/2026

Last week, Kelsey and Ariel were able to enjoy the incredible evening ESSE CARE | Reproductive Surgery & Wellness hosted-bringing together providers who devote their lives to the care of endo patients.

We loved seeing our friends at SOLSTICE PHYSIOTHERAPY and got to finally meet Winnie Chan in real life! Amanda Chu, MD we forgot to take a selfie but were so happy to see you and congratulations on this new chapter in your career! 💖

Endo patients-there are so many providers who love to work with you, take care of you and be on your team. Don’t stop searching until you find the right fits for your medical team! 💛

Thank you Dr. Karli Provost Goldstein ESSE CARE | Reproductive Surgery & Wellness The PA’s and NP’s of ESSE Care for hosting us!

07/28/2026

You need a therapist who understands the complexities of chronic illness and comorbid conditions. Invisible or visible disabilities or illnesses impact every area of your life-this requires someone who can see you as a whole person.

New York Women’s CBT is committed to offering low fee options with our niched lens to our New York community navigating chronic illness. If you are a New York resident interested in working with Cara, head to our website and fill out our contact from to get the process started!

Cara Stiegler is a current Master’s student at Hunter College, in the Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling Program. Before pursuing counseling, Cara attended Parson’s School of Design, earning a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Photography and Film Production. Cara believes in a multi-medium approach to therapy, drawing on her unique background and incorporating art therapy based practices into her work wherever possible. She prioritizes trauma-informed, person-centered care, allowing the client to be the expert in their own life and advocate for their own care. Through a psycho-educational lens, Cara meets clients in all stages of illness and disability, to create a space for healing. She strongly believes that client autonomy and self-advocacy are key to client growth and change. In her free time Cara volunteers at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center as a volunteer crisis counselor in both the Adult and Pediatric Emergency Departments. 

07/21/2026

Amanda Chu, MD at ESSE CARE | Reproductive Surgery & Wellness describes the symptom overlap between endometriosis and EDS. These are both inflammatory conditions that have mast cell involvement. Knowledge is power for our patients to have more tools in their toolbox to achieve stability!

At New York Women’s CBT, we deeply value multidisciplinary care. We believe that stability living with chronic illness is possible with a team behind you.

Want to hear more about the relationship between endometriosis, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, MCAS, POTS and more? Check out the full webinar with our panel of experts on the New York Women’s CBT Youtube page!



This is not medical advice. This is for educational purposes only.

Enrollment is open! If you are feeling isolated with endometriosis or adenomyosis, you don’t have to do this alone. Arie...
07/20/2026

Enrollment is open! If you are feeling isolated with endometriosis or adenomyosis, you don’t have to do this alone.

Ariel Katz, LMHC leads our online 6 week therapy group for women living with endometriosis or adenomyosis. Gain third wave CBT, DBT and ACT tools to prepare for upcoming surgery, navigate life after surgery and feel hopeful, even alongside pain.

Available for residents of New York and Florida! Reach out for your free phone consultation on our website.

07/20/2026

Amanda Chu, MD at ESSE CARE | Reproductive Surgery & Wellness shares the exciting new advancements in diagnosing endometriosis. Progress and change are happening!

At New York Women’s CBT, we deeply value multidisciplinary care. We believe that stability living with chronic illness is possible with a team behind you.

Want to hear more about the relationship between endometriosis, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, MCAS, POTS and more? Check out the full webinar with our panel of experts on the New York Women’s CBT Youtube page!



This is not medical advice. This is for educational purposes only.

Our team is growing! We are so excited to welcome Cara Stiegler to the practice as our Clinical Rehabilitation Counselin...
07/19/2026

Our team is growing! We are so excited to welcome Cara Stiegler to the practice as our Clinical Rehabilitation Counseling intern. Cara is earning her masters degree at Hunter College in New York City and is passionate about women’s health and the chronic illness community.

Before pursuing counseling, Cara attended Parson’s School of Design, earning a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Photography and Film Production. Cara believes in a multi-medium approach to therapy, drawing on her unique background and incorporating art therapy based practices into her work wherever possible. She prioritizes trauma-informed, person-centered care, allowing the client to be the expert in their own life and advocate for their own care. Through a psycho-educational lens, Cara meets clients in all stages of illness and disability, to create a space for healing. She strongly believes that client autonomy and self-advocacy are key to client growth and change. In her free time Cara volunteers at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center as a volunteer crisis counselor in both the Adult and Pediatric Emergency Departments. 

07/17/2026

Kathy Kates explains how localized hormonal treatment to the vestibule can help Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and hypermobile patients manage pelvic pain!

At New York Women’s CBT, we deeply value multidisciplinary care. We believe that stability living with chronic illness is possible with a team behind you.

Want to hear more about the relationship between endometriosis, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, MCAS, POTS and more? Check out the full webinar with our panel of experts on the New York Women’s CBT Youtube page!

07/16/2026

Kathy Kates leads a master class in how essential testosterone is for hypermobile and EDS patients! Knowledge is power for patients and providers 💪🏻

At New York Women’s CBT, we deeply value multidisciplinary care. We believe that stability living with chronic illness is possible with a team behind you.

Want to hear more about the relationship between endometriosis, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, MCAS, POTS and more? Check out the full webinar with our panel of experts on the New York Women’s CBT Youtube page!

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