Therapy That Supports Both Mind and Brain
Neuroscience-informed therapy for New Yorkers who expect a lot from themselves and want a more active, goal-directed therapy experience with a clear sense of progress.
You may be highly capable and successful in your career, yet still feel anxious, overwhelmed, stuck, or unlike yourself. I help high-performing professionals gain clarity, feel more grounded, and make meaningful progress through a thoughtful, structured approach to therapy.
In-person and virtual appointments available.
A Welcome from Dr. Margaret Dorfman
Welcome! I'm Dr. Margaret Dorfman, a clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist based in New York City and the founder of Raspberry Health. I offer in-person appointments on Manhattan's Upper East Side and virtual therapy throughout New York State.
I believe therapy should be an active, purposeful, and collaborative process. My approach is structured and targeted, combining warmth and genuine curiosity with evidence-based, neuroscience-informed care. Together, we'll identify what's driving your challenges, establish clear goals, and develop practical strategies that lead to meaningful, lasting change.
I look forward to getting to know you.
Services Offered
No two people experience challenges in quite the same way. At Raspberry Health, I provide personalized, evidence-based therapy tailored to your unique circumstances, with an active, collaborative approach focused on helping you move forward.
Stress & Anxiety
You may find yourself constantly anticipating what's next, overthinking decisions, or struggling to switch off—even when everything appears to be going well.
High-Performer Burnout
You're accustomed to managing competing demands and delivering results, but lately you may feel depleted, disconnected, or unable to sustain the pace you've set for yourself.
Depression & Low Mood
You may feel less motivated, engaged, or fulfilled than you once did, finding it difficult to enjoy things that used to come naturally.
Identity & Life Transitions
Whether navigating a career change, shifting priorities, or a new chapter in life, you may be questioning who you are, what matters most, or what comes next.
Personal & Professional Relationships
You may find yourself repeating familiar patterns, struggling to communicate your needs, or feeling misunderstood in relationships that matter to you.