Elemental Brooklyn was born of a simple seed planted on a beautiful day, by two friends and colleagues sitting amongst trees and graves in a gorgeous Brooklyn cemetery; a place where nature meets humanity, life meets death, and the divine meets the mundane. Here, we were reminded of the core fact of healing – the elements outside us are also within us, and with the right support, we can find balance through embodying them. 

Inspired by this realization, Elemental Brooklyn was born: a collection of mental health professionals dedicated to building a community and co-creating a practice in which individual talents and authenticity are celebrated, bringing our integrative approach to those we serve. In other words - we’ve chosen to work together because we really like each other.

At Elemental, therapy goes beyond diagnosis and treatment plans. We prioritize centering the wholeness of every person we work with - your time, treatment, and care plan will honor the fullness of you and your life through incorporating your goals, dreams, sexuality, spirituality, and more.

Our offerings are both in-person and virtual, accessible throughout New York State and beyond. 

Values We Celebrate

  • Centering unique providers who share a passion for bringing cultural and social justice into both clinical practice and the general mental health space  
  • Creating a template of working under capitalism with radical clarity instead of exploitation 
  • Building a group practice wherein lived experience and formal education hold equal weight
  • Incorporating the wholeness of people to inspire and transform each client’s relationship with mental health care 
  • Subverting the mental health industrial complex and changing how it operates 
  • Tailoring therapeutic work that meets people where they’re at
  • Utilizing our eclectic skills and practices as tools to facilitate incorporating your dreams, sexuality, spirituality, and interests – everything that makes you *you* 
  • Building long-term psychotherapeutic relationships that encourage intergenerational work and are informed by new insights from neuroscience and ancient tools such as meditation, nutrition, the occult, movement, and more 
  • Honoring the fundamental truth that beyond all “interventions”, at its core, therapy is about relationships – relationships with ourselves, each other, and the planet
  • Honoring the collaborative spirit of relating to each other through building a safe space to examine how the complex network of our relationships impact our wellness