Expert Psychological Care for Lasting Change

Dr. Max Malitzky

Dr. Max Malitzky is a licensed clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and older adolescents navigate life’s complexities. With a deep commitment to understanding the unique experiences and challenges of each client, Dr. Malitzky provides thoughtful, evidence-based care in a supportive and nonjudgmental environment.

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Flexible Care — In New York and Beyond

Therapy with Dr. Malitzky is designed to meet the realities of your life.

Sessions are available:


Virtually

For clients based in New York and abroad

IN-Person

Offices available in New York City.

Consistently

Even if you travel often for work —

so your progress isn’t interrupted

Are you looking for additional therapy options?

Alongside my private practice, I am also a clinician at Uptown Downtown Psychotherapy, a New York–based group practice that offers therapy for individuals, couples, families, and children.

If you’re seeking a wider range of services, want to explore group therapy, or would like to work with one of my talented colleagues, Uptown Downtown Psychotherapy may be a great fit.


Learn more about Uptown Downtown Psychotherapy
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