14th Street Psychoanalytic Services
14th Street Psychoanalytic Services
Kristin, So Young Yang and Nina offer limited availability for individual and family sessions through 14th Street Psychoanalytic Services. Treatment is relational and developmentally informed, with attention to the sensory and creative dimensions of experience. Sessions are scheduled by consultation and fit based on current capacity.
Kristin, So Young Yang and Nina offer limited availability for individual and family sessions through 14th Street Psychoanalytic Services. Treatment is relational and developmentally informed, with attention to the sensory and creative dimensions of experience. Sessions are scheduled by consultation and fit based on current capacity.
So Young Yang
CAT–LP, MA
So Young Yang (she/her) enters the field as a second-career clinician, drawing on her extensive background working internationally as a filmmaker. Holding a Creative Arts Therapy Limited Permit from New York State, she brings a distinctive blend of talk therapy and creative arts therapy to her clinical work. Her foundational training includes providing individual therapy at the NYU Center for Counseling and Community Wellbeing, alongside valuable experience supporting psychiatric patients with acute needs at Bellevue hospital.
Her clinical approach is deeply relational, experiential, trauma-informed, and transformative. Grounded in a thorough understanding of how past experiences shape the present, So Young helps clients uncover fresh perspectives on current challenges. She cultivates a client-centered space where each session is uniquely tailored, integrating somatic practices and creative arts within the foundation of traditional psychotherapy.
So Young is trained in EMDR (EMDRIA approved) and is a certified yoga practitioner (RYS-500). She works with individuals of all ages, offering sessions in both English and Korean.
Works with individuals of all ages
So Young Yang
CAT–LP, MA
So Young Yang (she/her) enters the field as a second-career clinician, drawing on her extensive background working internationally as a filmmaker. Holding a Creative Arts Therapy Limited Permit from New York State, she brings a distinctive blend of talk therapy and creative arts therapy to her clinical work. Her foundational training includes providing individual therapy at the NYU Center for Counseling and Community Wellbeing, alongside valuable experience supporting psychiatric patients with acute needs at Bellevue hospital.
Her clinical approach is deeply relational, experiential, trauma-informed, and transformative. Grounded in a thorough understanding of how past experiences shape the present, So Young helps clients uncover fresh perspectives on current challenges. She cultivates a client-centered space where each session is uniquely tailored, integrating somatic practices and creative arts within the foundation of traditional psychotherapy.
So Young is trained in EMDR (EMDRIA approved) and is a certified yoga practitioner (RYS-500). She works with individuals of all ages, offering sessions in both English and Korean.
Works with individuals of all ages
So Young Yang
CAT–LP, MA
So Young Yang (she/her) enters the field as a second-career clinician, drawing on her extensive background working internationally as a filmmaker. Holding a Creative Arts Therapy Limited Permit from New York State, she brings a distinctive blend of talk therapy and creative arts therapy to her clinical work. Her foundational training includes providing individual therapy at the NYU Center for Counseling and Community Wellbeing, alongside valuable experience supporting psychiatric patients with acute needs at Bellevue hospital.
Her clinical approach is deeply relational, experiential, trauma-informed, and transformative. Grounded in a thorough understanding of how past experiences shape the present, So Young helps clients uncover fresh perspectives on current challenges. She cultivates a client-centered space where each session is uniquely tailored, integrating somatic practices and creative arts within the foundation of traditional psychotherapy.
So Young is trained in EMDR (EMDRIA approved) and is a certified yoga practitioner (RYS-500). She works with individuals of all ages, offering sessions in both English and Korean.
Works with individuals of all ages
Nina Sander
LP-LP, MA
Nina Sander comes to clinical work with a background in education, youth leadership, and psychoanalytic training. She holds a limited permit in Psychoanalysis and has been providing clinical care at the National Institute for the Psychotherapies since 2019.
Prior to entering the field, Nina spent over a decade working as an educator and program leader in environmental education, youth development, and social justice–oriented community organizations. She holds a master’s degree in education from NYU Steinhardt and brings a deep appreciation for creativity, play, and the learning process into her therapeutic work.
Grounded in a relational psychoanalysis, Nina’s therapeutic approach helps clients better understand how past experiences shape their present feelings and relationships. She creates a warm, playful, and supportive space, tailoring her approach to each client’s needs, working collaboratively to foster emotional resiliency, a stronger sense of self, and trust in their own inner compass.
Works with individuals of all ages
Nina Sander
LP-LP, MA
Nina Sander comes to clinical work with a background in education, youth leadership, and psychoanalytic training. She holds a limited permit in Psychoanalysis and has been providing clinical care at the National Institute for the Psychotherapies since 2019.
Prior to entering the field, Nina spent over a decade working as an educator and program leader in environmental education, youth development, and social justice–oriented community organizations. She holds a master’s degree in education from NYU Steinhardt and brings a deep appreciation for creativity, play, and the learning process into her therapeutic work.
Grounded in a relational psychoanalysis, Nina’s therapeutic approach helps clients better understand how past experiences shape their present feelings and relationships. She creates a warm, playful, and supportive space, tailoring her approach to each client’s needs, working collaboratively to foster emotional resiliency, a stronger sense of self, and trust in their own inner compass.
Works with individuals of all ages
Nina Sander
LP-LP, MA
Nina Sander comes to clinical work with a background in education, youth leadership, and psychoanalytic training. She holds a limited permit in Psychoanalysis and has been providing clinical care at the National Institute for the Psychotherapies since 2019.
Prior to entering the field, Nina spent over a decade working as an educator and program leader in environmental education, youth development, and social justice–oriented community organizations. She holds a master’s degree in education from NYU Steinhardt and brings a deep appreciation for creativity, play, and the learning process into her therapeutic work.
Grounded in a relational psychoanalysis, Nina’s therapeutic approach helps clients better understand how past experiences shape their present feelings and relationships. She creates a warm, playful, and supportive space, tailoring her approach to each client’s needs, working collaboratively to foster emotional resiliency, a stronger sense of self, and trust in their own inner compass.
Works with individuals of all ages