Therapy in Southampton

Learn about therapy in Southampton. Learn what to expect and how to get started with Citron Hennessey Therapy, including in-person and virtual sessions.

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Therapy in Southampton

Summary

We offer options at Citron Hennessey Therapy if you’re searching for therapy in Southampton. You can meet with a therapist through secure online therapy if you live at an address in New York State, which is often the simplest way to stay consistent without the travel time. Citron Hennessey Therapy also offers in-person sessions in Manhattan. Common starting points include anxiety, depression, OCD, perfectionism, grief, anger, relationship stress, trauma and college or young adult transitions. 

If you’re searching for therapy in Southampton, you’re probably trying to find support to fit your real life. Maybe stress is affecting your sleep and focus. Maybe you feel stuck, disconnected or like you’re running on empty. Maybe you’re functional on the outside, but internally, things feel harder than they should. 

At Citron Hennessey Therapy, we serve communities across New York, including Southampton. We offer two ways of starting. One is a secure online therapy across New York State. The other is in-person therapy in Manhattan. 

Below, you’ll get a clear sense of what therapy can potentially help with, how our practice approaches treatment and what it looks like to start and find the right fit for you. 

Personalized Therapy Options for Southampton Residents

Online therapy for Southampton and When It Makes Sense

If you live in Southampton, one of the simplest ways to get started is with online therapy. For online therapy at Citron Hennessey, you need a New York State address.  Online sessions can become a practical option for people who want consistency without adding travel time. 

Online therapy is structured as face-to-face sessions, and we use HIPAA-compliant, secure, encrypted sessions. You can use a phone or tablet as long as you have an internet connection and a working webcam and microphone. 

In-person sessions in Manhattan, If You Want Face-to-Face Care

If you prefer meeting in person, we offer therapy at our Manhattan office, near Chelsea, Flatiron, NoMad and Union Square. We begin with a brief intake, after which we recommend a therapist and an approach that fits your goals.  If it’s not the right fit, we will rematch you. 

We also have clients who switch between in-person sessions and secure video when needed. That can be helpful for many reasons, especially if your schedule changes week-to-week. 

Therapies and Approaches That May Be Used

The approach used in your therapy sessions should match the problem you want to solve and not just a label. At Citron Hennessey, we draw on various approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, EMDR, and Choice Therapy, among others, and we always tailor our approach to individual needs and goals. 

Cost, Insurance and Scheduling Basics

If you’re considering therapy in Southampton, logistics matter because they determine if you can actually stay consistent. 

First, as far as insurance, Citron Hennessey works with most PPO plans and some POS plans as an out-of-network provider. We recommend reaching out to us to check benefits, and we can explain any out-of-pocket costs before you begin. 

Without insurance, the costs vary per session, depending on the therapist you choose. If cost is otherwise a barrier, we also offer an advanced clinical training program option. 

Your first appointment will typically last one hour. Other sessions are around 50 minutes long. Therapy is most effective if you meet weekly, especially at the start, because repetition helps new skills stick. 

While we don’t prescribe medication at Citron Hennessey Therapy, we work closely with vetted, approved psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners when appropriate.

How to Start Therapy in Southampton

We use a short questionnaire to learn what you want to work on, which helps us match you with the right therapist. After a brief intake, we’ll recommend a therapist and approach to fit your goals. If it’s not a fit at first, we’ll rematch you. 

If you want to stay local to Southampton, online therapy, as mentioned, can be the easiest way to stay consistent, but if you prefer in-person, that’s also available in Manhattan.

Therapy in Southampton FAQs

  • Do you offer therapy in Southampton, or should I travel to Manhattan?

    We work with clients from Southampton, and many residents choose online therapy to avoid travel, with in-person therapy always available if you want to meet face-to-face. 

  • Is Online Therapy a Good Fit If I live in Southampton or the Hamptons?

    For many people, yes, especially if you want consistent weekly sessions without the added time of making it into the city. We use HIPAA-compliant secure sessions, and you can meet from home or anywhere with a stable internet connection. 

  • Can I switch between online therapy and in-person therapy if I’m in Manhattan for a few weeks?

    Yes, many clients use a mix, which can be helpful if your schedule changes seasonally or if you’re sometimes already in the city for work, school or family reasons. 

  • What are the common reasons people look for therapy in Southampton?

    People often reach out to us when they feel stress is taking over their lives, or when they’re stuck or overwhelmed. Our therapists support concerns like anxiety, depression, anger management, OCD, self-esteem, relationship issues and life transitions. If you’re not sure what “counts,” you don’t need a perfect label to start. You just need a clear sense of what you’d like to see change. 

  • What types of therapy do you use?

    We use evidence-based approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, rational-emotive behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and Choice Theory with Reality Therapy. The exact approach or combination of approaches will depend on what you’re working on, with the broad goal of helping you build practical, repeatable skills, not just insights.

  • How often will we meet, and how long will the sessions be?

    We recommend weekly sessions, especially at the beginning. Your first appointment is usually an hour, and ongoing sessions usually last around 50 minutes. 

  • What if I need more intensive or specialized care than weekly therapy?

    If your primary need requires specialized services that we don’t have the resources to provide, we’ll help you find an appropriate referral. Some of the concerns we don’t treat as primary needs include recent attempted suicide, extreme self-harm, eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia, active substance use disorders, schizophrenia and psychosis and recent psychiatric hospitalization.