Allison Peck is a clinical psychotherapist based in New York who supports adults and couples building their family with education, increased clarity, and a forward-looking vision. She is a licensed clinical social worker in New York (NY LCSW 095977) with 6 years of clinical experience, and she focuses on reducing distress and increasing well-being during life transitions and within relationships.

Her work addresses parenting, work-life balance, organizational psychology, intimacy-related issues, and the integration of mind and body. Allison draws on an integrative approach that blends psychodynamic insight with cognitive behavioral therapy techniques, dialectical behavior therapy skills, and mindfulness-based tools to help clients expand response flexibility and cultivate self-compassion.

Allison brings a background that includes attention to neuroscience and attachment theory, and she is trained to consider the organism-in-the-environment. She attends to cultural nuance, the complexity of family dynamics, and the intersections of organizational psychology and neuroscience. Clients report appreciating her global business background and a mindfulness journey that spans three decades.

Allison holds a Master of Arts in General Psychology from The New School (2011), with a focus on neuroscience and attachment theory, and a Master of Social Work from New York University (2020). She is experienced in treating adults with mood disorders, trauma, adjustment disorders, life and career transitions, and relationship concerns across the lifespan. She is generally available for weekly talk therapy sessions and does not offer texting support.