YES Psychotherapy Services

Finding a therapist you actually connect with can be tough, but Yes Psychotherapy Services made the process feel easy and safe. I didn’t know what to expect going in, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how comfortable and seen I’ve felt from the very beginning. Everyone I’ve interacted with—from the front desk staff to the therapists—has been kind, respectful, and truly professional. What I appreciate most is that sessions don’t feel clinical or cold. There’s a warmth to the environment, and my therapist has helped me look at things from new angles without ever pushing too hard. It’s helped me grow in ways I didn’t expect when I first started. This isn’t just a place you go when things are falling apart—it’s a place to build yourself back up. I’m grateful to have found it and genuinely look forward to continuing therapy here.

As a 30-year-old guy who was pretty skeptical about therapy at first, I can honestly say that finding YES Psychotherapy Services in Queens has been one of the best decisions I’ve made for my mental health. From the moment I walked into the office, I felt a sense of calm and safety. The space is clean, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed—nothing cold or clinical about it. It really puts you at ease. The entire staff is professional, compassionate, and genuinely kind. They made the intake process smooth and judgment-free, which helped take a lot of the pressure off. I’ve been working with one of the therapists here for a few months now, and I’m already noticing real growth in how I handle stress, relationships, and anxiety. I appreciate that they treat you like a whole person—not just a diagnosis or checklist. The vibe is warm, grounded, and deeply supportive. I’m excited to continue therapy here, and I’m incredibly grateful I found a place that actually feels like a good fit. If you’re considering starting therapy—especially if you’ve been on the fence—I highly recommend YES Psychotherapy. — Richard D

I love coming to this place every week. Something to look forward to. They helped me with my daughters case. Kamil I think you're wrong because this place, and the front desk, the whole staff is amazzing and they went out of their way to make my life so much lighter. Because of them I get to see my daughter and I won't get too far into it but my life is finally manageable dare I say enjoyable, Kamil I would really evaluate yourself and your review because I consider myself a great judge of character and this place and staff is not to be overlooked! 6 stars for YES and my therapist there!

I was in Yes Sychotherapy before the Pandemic came, and I remember the receptionist that she always used to welcome me with a great smile and the Doc who used to take care me Diego a wonderful and respectful gentleman wich used to listen and talk to me about what I feel or needed to do. If I have any other issues on my life I will go back to them.

This place is really terrible and affected me terribly. I was only in this place for 3 months. However as a teenager struggling with mental health my therapist and the receptionist did not take me seriously. These are the reasons why. When I started going here my previous therapist would inconvenience me. I would show up to my appointments early and she would wait 15 minutes later to start my appointment and my sessions are only 30 minutes long. And I request a month advance to change my sessions from Wednesday to Friday and they took forever. Also my therapist was really 2 sided. For example she insulted me quoting "you're not a miss know it all, you dont know everything, you don't anything". And every week I come out of her office crying because she always said "get that mentality out of your head" whenever I told her something. But once my mom came to my session my therapist pretended to act really nice and made me feel like I was the problem. This manipulated my mom to make me stay with her for another month. The only reason why I got out of this place is because I kept skipping my sessions because she kept making me fall into a greater depression. And lastly this place left me more trust issues and trauma and makes me doubt wanting to go to therapy again. One way this place affected me is that I would come out crying every week from that place. Another way is that I gained suicidal thoughts from September to December. And also my grades at school went down due depression. If you're a mother with a teenage daughter do not send her here ti end up like me.