Meet your therapist
Eliza Moss-Horwitz
she/her · LMSW, Staff Therapist
Eliza’s goal is to create a warm, nonjudgemental, and supportive space for clients to get to know themselves more deeply. She aims to create collaborative therapeutic relationships that support clients in moving towards more fulfilled and supported lives.
Eliza takes a relational, strengths-based, and psychodynamic approach, focused on exploring the ways that past experiences show up in the here and now.
Eliza draws from parts work to support clients in compassionately exploring the different parts of themselves. As a queer therapist, she is especially passionate about creating a supportive space for LGBTQIA+ individuals to explore identity, relationships, gender, sex, and sexuality.
Eliza has previously worked in alternative to incarceration programs, supporting young adults affected by interpersonal and systemic violence. She has also worked as a social worker in public schools, community centers, and theaters.
Eliza holds a BA in Religion from Barnard College and a Master’s of Social Work from Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College.
Areas of focus
Our clinicians address the full range of sexuality + gender identity exploration, and mental health support.
- Anxiety
- Compulsive behavior
- Depression
- Eating disorders
- Grief and bereavement
- Self-acceptance
- Overcoming barriers to self-actualization
- Panic disorders
- Personality disorders
- Phase of life issues
- Phobias
- Stress
- PTSD and trauma reaction
- Relationships problems
- Substance abuse and recovery support
- Challenges in reaching career goals
- Validating your sexuality and gender expression
- Coming out
- Addressing sexual difficulties
- Navigating non-traditional relationship styles
- Working through challenges related to LGBTQ+ family-building and parenting issues
- Interpersonal challenges and problems relating to others
- Relating to others who identify as LGBTQ+
- Locating community under the LGBTQ+ umbrella