REDUCED RATE THERAPY
Affordable, High-Quality Therapy That Fits Your Life
Your mental health is everything. When you prioritize it, everything else just feels easier. But let’s be honest: therapy isn’t always easy to squeeze into the budget. In a city like Manhattan, sliding scale options can feel like a needle in a haystack. That’s where we come in.
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Therapy should fit your budget. With our sliding scale rates, you can access affordable, top-tier therapy.
Clinical Fellows offer reduced-rate therapy (typically $75–$100 per session), making it easier to start your mental health journey without the financial pressure. At Gluck Psychology Collective, our Fellows are supported and supervised by licensed psychologists, so you’re in good hands.
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Fellows are current graduate students or recent grads completing their clinical training. They bring fresh knowledge from the field, emerging research, and current best practices—often blending theory with creativity and flexibility.
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Many Fellows are emerging professionals themselves, often navigating similar life stages as Gen Z and millennial clients. This can create an especially warm, nonjudgmental, and relatable therapy experience—like talking to someone who truly gets your world.
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You’re not just working with one clinician—you’re benefiting from the support of a team. Fellows receive weekly supervision from experienced licensed psychologists, which means your care is being thoughtfully discussed, guided, and supported behind the scenes.
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If you're new to therapy, working with a Clinical Fellow can be a gentle, no-pressure way to dip your toes in. You're not committing to “forever”—you’re just exploring what it’s like to have a space that’s fully yours.
Our Clinical Fellows offer sliding scale therapy that make high-quality support more accessible, without the financial strain.
Here’s how we make it work for you:
Affordable care, top-tier results.
Just because you’re paying a lower rate doesn’t mean you’re getting any less care. Let’s make therapy work for you—because your mental health shouldn’t be a luxury.