Specializing in Integrative Mental Health, EMDR, CBT, Somatics and Menopause
Clinical Staff
Dr. Jan Roberts, LCSW
Dr. Jan Roberts, LCSW, is an internationally-recognized speaker, clinician and educator who has combined years of experience working with patients to help them identify and remove unhelpful patterns in their lives.
Dr. Roberts works collaboratively with her clients to uncover and address the patterns that keep clients stuck in unfulfilling relationships, careers, or with their finances. Dr. Roberts has gained knowledge through her studies of psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, sociology, contemplative practices, and Buddhist psychology. Her interdisciplinary approach has led to great success for her clients. Her goal is to identify subconscious and conscious processes to empower every person to find strategies to align according one's own wisdom, strength, and creativity.
Dr. Roberts' approach for treating the mind and body results from her years of training in mindfulness and meditation, nutrition, EMDR, somatic therapies, cognitive science, CBT, and Jungian insight-oriented therapy. This has led to creating a behavioral intervention called, Insight-oriented Cognitive and Behavioral Transformational Therapy (ICBTT). In addition to ICBTT, Dr. Roberts helps patients identify their own internal and external roadblocks to their own fulfillment and to create a unique one-of-a-kind wellness plan that has proven benefits.
A graduate of NYU, Dr. Roberts continues to give back by sharing her expertise through teaching graduate students at NYU. Dr. Roberts is a highly sought after instructor whose passion for teaching serves to help her students become the most empowered clinical social work students they can be. Dr. Roberts teaches Cognitive Behavioral Interventions, Human Development, and Psychopathology.
Of interest, Dr. Roberts is heavily involved with research and education on complementary treatments in mental health including cannabinoids. In 2017, Dr. Roberts founded the International Research Center on Cannabis and Health, a community-based research center based out of NYC which focuses on providing objective research on how cannabinoids (CBD, CBN, CBG, THC and over 100 other cannabinoids) may impact mood-regulation and psychotherapy. As an extension of her groundbreaking work, Dr. Roberts has been the shaping force of The Cannabinoid Institute, a groundbreaking educational program that certifies physicians, nurses, pharmacists and mental health providers with standards-based, educational content around medical cannabis and its therapeutic impact. In addition, she is the faculty advisor for the NYU CannaHealth Group.
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Ali Everett, LMSW
Ali Everett received her LMSW from New York University’s Silver School of Social Work, focusing on clinical family practice. Incorporating a range of disciplines, she works with clients to provide meaningful insight into how their experiences — internal and external — shape how they integrate their memories and awareness. She takes a holistic approach to psychotherapeutic support and offers a confidential, reliable setting for her clients to express themselves freely.
In addition to her LMSW, Ali holds trauma-informed cognitive behavioral therapy and grief counseling certifications. Additionally, she has received training in meditation, pranayama, kundalini yoga, and restorative justice. Her approach draws heavily from psychoanalysis, object relations, interpersonal neurobiology, systems-centered theory, and somatic experiencing. She is currently studying IFS, AEDP, and EMDR.
Ali approaches her work from a mind-body perspective and receives supervision from Dr. Roberts.