Dr. Kevin R. Kulic, Ph.D.

People see a psychologist for many good reasons, often because they want to talk through a problem with someone impartial who will not judge them. Going to therapy does not mean you are “crazy.” It means you are choosing to deal with a problem rather than letting it get worse. That takes courage, and the rewards are usually worth it.

An introductory call

Reach out to set up a brief introductory call. It is not a therapy session. It allows you to decide whether you would like to begin treatment, and lets me learn enough about you to know if I am the right person to help. If I am not, I will provide referrals to professionals who are better suited to your needs.

Confidentiality

What you discuss in therapy is confidential. Limited exceptions include a risk of serious harm to yourself or others, suspected child abuse, and a court order.

Phone, text, and email

The best way to reach me is by phone or text at (646) 239-1397. Texting is fine for initial contact and scheduling. I do not provide therapy by text, email, or chat. Because these are not fully secure, please do not include private health information.