Bedford-Stuyvesant is a vibrant neighborhood with deep roots, and we're proud to serve its residents. Our therapists are experienced in addressing the mental health needs of Bed-Stuy's diverse community, including culturally informed care for Black and Caribbean families. Whether you're near Nostrand Ave or Tompkins Ave, getting to our office is straightforward via several subway lines. We also offer telehealth for clients who prefer remote sessions.
Getting to our office
Multiple subway options connect Bed-Stuy to our office in 15 minutes or less.
- C Train
Kingston–Throop Aves station, then walk south on Kingston Ave to Eastern Pkwy and one block east to Albany Ave, about 17 minutes
- B43 Bus
South along Tompkins and Kingston Aves to Eastern Pkwy, then walk one block east to Albany Ave, about 3 minutes
- A Train
Utica Ave station, then the B46 south on Utica Ave to Eastern Pkwy and walk three blocks west to Albany Ave, about 8 minutes
- G Train
Bedford–Nostrand Aves station, then the B44 south to Eastern Pkwy and walk east to Albany Ave, about 12 minutes
- B44 Bus
South to Eastern Pkwy, then walk east along Eastern Pkwy to Albany Ave, about 12 minutes
The B43 runs straight down Kingston Ave and stops at Eastern Pkwy, one block from the office.
On foot: the office is at 864 Eastern Parkway, on the south side at the corner of Albany Avenue. From the Kingston Ave station on the 3, walk one block east, about 3 minutes. From Crown Heights–Utica Ave on the 3 and 4, walk three blocks west, about 8 minutes. Driving: street parking is usually available on the Eastern Parkway service road and the surrounding blocks.
In person or by video
Every clinician sees clients both ways. In person means our office in Crown Heights, about 15 min from Bed-Stuy on the C Train. By video means a secure link, a private room wherever you are, and the same clinician, the same session and the same insurance.
Many people do both: in person to start, video in the weeks when getting across Brooklyn is the thing standing between them and the session. You choose each time you book, not once.
Who you might see
Clinicians whose profiles list the work highlighted on this page. The office matches you after a short call, so this is who works in these areas, not a menu.
Alexa GoldfederLicensed Master Social Worker
Family Therapy, Individual Therapy, Teen Therapy, Trauma Treatment
Racheli SolomonLicensed Master Social Worker
Family Therapy, Individual Therapy, Teen Therapy, Trauma Treatment
Mental health resources in Bed-Stuy
Weekly therapy is one part of care. These are the places in and around Bed-Stuy for the moments it is not enough, or for someone who needs a clinic that takes Medicaid or a sliding scale today. Our own list of hotlines is on the resources page.
If you are in crisis right now
- Call or text 988. From a 212, 718, 646, 917, 347 or 929 number you reach NYC 988 directly; from any other area code, ask to be transferred to NYC 988. Chat is at nyc988.cityofnewyork.us.
- NYC 988 can send a Mobile Crisis Team to you, anywhere in the city, between 8 am and 8 pm, seven days a week. You can ask for one for yourself or for someone else.
- If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Every emergency room can stabilise a psychiatric emergency; the programs listed below are the ones built for it.
Psychiatric emergency, 24 hours
Interfaith Medical Center, psychiatric emergency
1545 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11213
Adult outpatient behavioral health clinic at the same address: 718-613-6210.
NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull, psychiatric emergency (CPEP)
760 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11206
Hospital main line. Open 24 hours.
Community clinics nearby
Bedford Stuyvesant Family Health Center, behavioral health
1456 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216
Assessment, psychiatry, short and long-term therapy, family sessions. Sliding fee scale.
Community Counseling & Mediation, Clinton Avenue
535 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238
State-licensed outpatient clinic.
Addresses and numbers checked 28 September 2026 against each organisation's own site or NYC government listings. If one is wrong, tell us on the feedback page.