Hi!

I’m Taryn Crosby, a psychotherapist, facilitator and consultant. As a therapist, I use a relational and interpersonal approach and incorporate elements of EFT and mindfulness in my work with individuals and partners.

I am also available for supervision and consultation. I enjoy working with early career therapists of color looking to cultivate their clinical voice and navigate the terrain. In consultation I provide support on cases/caseloads where therapists are looking to bring a more culturally-responsive, sociopolitical-minded or queer and trans-affirming lens to their clinical practice.

I graduated from Eugene Lang College at New School University and hold an MSW from New York University. I did post-graduate training at the Stephen Mitchell Relational Study Center and the Manhattan Institute of Psychoanalysis.

You can find out more about my therapy practice, MCM Collaborative, here.

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Through workshops and consultation, I help foster conversations about challenging, important and seemingly messy topics in an engaging way.  All of my work is grounded in an anti-racist, liberatory framework.

Some of my work:

• Served as Behavioral Health Integrated Services Coordinator for TGNB Health at Callen-Lorde Community Health Clinic
• Series on creating gender and queer-affirming clinical practice at the SVA Art Therapy Project
• Workshop with staff and board members of Unlocal on dismantling systems of oppression and vicarious trauma
• “Working with Transgender Adolescents,” discussing clinical considerations  and cultivating a trans-inclusive practice,  at The National Association of Social Workers, New York Chapter Social Work in the City Conference
• A psychotherapy group on sex & relationships at the city’s first yoga-based eating disorder treatment center, Aurora Behavioral Health

To collaborate on consultation or facilitation click here!