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 specializes in working with individuals living with depression, bipolar disorder, and borderline personality disorder. He works with adults of all ages with complex and serious mental health concerns. Drawing from Psychodynamic, Jungian, Cognitive-Behavioral, and Mindfulness-Based modalities, he works extensively with clients navigating questions of identity, major life transitions, and periods of uncertainty or change. He is LGBTQ-affirming and works with individuals across cultural and racial backgrounds. He also works with families, adolescents, and children.

Mr. Popadics helps clients live successfully with intense or longstanding psychological difficulties. He supports those who are questioning who they are and navigating significant changes in identity, relationships, work, or family life. With empathy, Mr. Popadics creates a therapeutic space in which clients can better understand and relate to themselves. He believes that insight into one’s emotional life and recurring patterns can create greater stability, flexibility, and choice in finding effective ways to move through challenging periods.