Andrew Popadics, LMSW, is a New York State licensed social worker. He obtained his master's degree in social work from New York University and his bachelor's degree in psychology from Columbia University. Andrew’s professional experience includes working with individuals and families in various settings, such as schools, housing, career development, and counseling. 

Mr. Popadics works with adults of all ages and adolescents. Drawing from Psychodynamic, Jungian, Cognitive-Behavioral, and Mindfulness-Based modalities, he helps clients presenting with issues like anxiety, depression, complex trauma, career transitions, grief, and relationship troubles. He is LGBTQ-affirming and works with individuals across cultural and racial backgrounds. 

Mr. Popadics believes that insight into one’s own condition leads to affective and behavioral change. He works diligently with his clients to both heal and unlock their potential. With empathy and authenticity, Mr. Popadics creates a therapeutic space of comfort and reflection and encourages his clients to learn about themselves with a sense of self-compassion. Within this space, self-acceptance and understanding can lead to personal healing and growth.