Daniel Minuchin

Daniel Minuchin, LMFT, brings four decades of clinical practice to work with individuals, couples, children, and families facing a broad range of concerns. His caseload includes depression, anxiety, relationship and family problems, parent and child conflict, behavioral and school issues, and the distinctive stresses that come with adoption, foster care, and blended family arrangements. He also meets with older families and young adults as they navigate life transitions and mood or social anxiety challenges.

He approaches each case with an eclectic orientation that is shaped by a lifelong focus on family systems. That background makes him attentive to the ways a person’s internal experience connects with their relationships and daily context. He aims to notice strengths as well as difficulties and to adapt methods to the needs of the individual, couple, or family he is working with.

Daniel maintains a practice in New York and conducts work with couples and families as well as individual clients. He offers a practice informed by many years of direct clinical experience and by an emphasis on clear communication and practical problem solving within relational settings.