• WHO WE HELP

All of our therapists are available to you in person and via telehealth.​

​The SAT project is committed to being an actively anti-racist organization. Visit our Anti-Racism page for more.

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Sex and Gender Therapy


We Treat People,
​Not Problems.

At The Sexuality, Attachment, and Trauma Project, we provide identity-affirming care for all communities. If you're struggling with your sexual behavior or you need help navigating questions around gender and sexuality, you're in the right place.​

Are you going to tell me I'm a sex addict?

Um, no.

​Let’s face it. It’s awkward talking about sexual issues. That’s why so many people struggle in silence.

The therapists at The SAT Project are gender and sexuality specialists. We’re not here to judge or label you. And we’re definitely not afraid to talk about those awkward topics.

​We try to avoid one-size-fits-all terms like sex addiction or porn addiction. Treatment isn’t just about what you do but who you are. Our patients are people, not problems, and we work with each person differently. 

​No matter what brings you to therapy, we’ll work together to identify old patterns that no longer serve you. And we'll help you write a new story about yourself, a story that opens the door to greater intimacy and harmony in your life.

SAT Project News

NEW GROUP THERAPY ADDED


Did you know several of the SAT Project therapists run topic-specific groups?

We just recently added options for couples in conflict, people exploring nonmonogamy, gender exploration for trans masc and nonbinary folks, and several more. This is in addition to our out-of-control sexual behavior group and our gay men's intimacy group. These therapist-led groups provide a safe and welcoming environment when you're going through a tough time.

Discover the community that's right for you! You can find out more here about all the SAT Project group therapy options.

How We Help

We help people with their clackety clack. Then they thank us and do a dance.

How We Help

We help people with their clackety clack. Then they thank us and do a dance.

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In their role as organizational psychologists, The SAT Project’s Michael Crocker and Shaun Peknic have partnered with the NYSSCSW to create an antiracism training program. This includes an article they wrote for the Spring issue of The Clinician, “The Antiracism Movement: Healing the Split”.

NEW CLACKETY CLACK AVAILABLE

"Our entire practice is standing at the crossroads of a health crisis, a financial crisis and a social justice crisis. No profession is better prepared to navigate this moment. This is exactly what we are doing, despite a constantly shifting terrain." ​Article written by Michael Crocker for the NYSSCSW.

OUR CLACKETY CLACK HAS A NEW HOME

Theories need to hybridize, to talk openly with each other, and to grow. In an exploration of affect theory and attachment theory, Michael Crocker and Art Baur challenge clinicians to listen and learn from other fields recognizing that science and art are necessary for the health of psychoanalytic theory. Article for the Clinical Social Work Journal.

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