Better care, together
Mind in Motion is a multicultural psychotherapy group built on collaboration and trust.
For over five years, we’ve partnered with healthcare providers, universities, and advocacy groups to ensure that clients receive the right combination of therapy, medication, and community support.
We currently collaborate with partners including NYU, CUNY, Pratt, Orenda Psychiatry, NY Indian Council, and others – helping hundreds of clients each year access integrated, high-quality mental health care.
We partner with
Universities
To provide long-term therapy and group therapy for student when internal resources are stretched thin.
NGOs
To co-create programs and workshops that bring accessible, stigma-free mental health care to immigrant and diaspora communities.
Attorneys
For psychological evaluations and trauma-informed care for clients navigating asylum, hardship waivers, or spousal abuse cases.
Doctors
For coordinated care with psychiatrists and physicians, warm handoffs to therapy and shared attention to client wellbeing.
Why partner with us?
Licensed across New York and New Jersey with an in-person office in Albany, plus statewide telehealth access.
A diverse, equity-minded team of 10+ clinicians, fluent in English, Korean, and Mandarin.
Expertise in depression, trauma, identity exploration, and cultural adjustment.
We practice in person-centered and psychodynamic approach, but also our therapists skills in CBT, DBT, EFT, group and art therapies.
Streamlined referral process with clear communication and rapid client placement.
Opportunities for joint workshops, clinical training, and community outreach.
How our partnership works
Introduction Call
We connect to learn about your services, referral needs, and communication preferences.
Client Referrals
You can refer a client directly through our secure form or by email. We’ll follow up within 24 hours to confirm intake.
Collaborative Care
Our clinicians coordinate care with your team, sharing progress updates (with consent) and ensuring continuity.
We're looking forward to collaborate with:
Partnering with university counseling centers allows us to support students and young adults navigating challenges in academic and personal growth by providing additional resources and specialized therapy options.
We seek to collaborate with psychiatrists primarily to refer clients who require psychiatric evaluation or specialized care for addiction cases, ensuring these individuals receive the comprehensive treatment they need.
Since Mind in Motion does not provide couples therapy, we work closely with couple’s therapists to refer clients in need of relationship-focused counseling to trusted professionals.
We often get approached by parents seeking therapy for their children, we’d love to coordinate with child and teen psychologists to tailor interventions that meet developmental needs and family dynamics.
We’d like to partner with physicians to provide integrative care for patients with unexplained somatic symptoms (e.g., hypertension, heart conditions, GI issues), for those navigating life-changing diagnoses, amputation, loss and bereavement, chronic pain, etc.
We're looking forward to meet and collaborate:
Partnering with university counseling centers allows us to support students and young adults navigating challenges in academic and personal growth by providing additional resources and specialized therapy options.
We seek to collaborate with psychiatrists primarily to refer clients who require psychiatric evaluation or specialized care for addiction cases, ensuring these individuals receive the comprehensive treatment they need.
Since Mind in Motion does not provide couples therapy, we work closely with couple’s therapists to refer clients in need of relationship-focused counseling to trusted professionals.
We often get approached by parents seeking therapy for their children, we’d love to coordinate with child and teen psychologists to tailor interventions that meet developmental needs and family dynamics.
We’d like to partner with physicians to provide integrative care for patients with unexplained somatic symptoms (e.g., hypertension, heart conditions, GI issues), for those navigating life-changing diagnoses, amputation, loss and bereavement, chronic pain, etc.
Get In Touch
Albany Office – Washington Ave Ext, Albany, NY
(347) 426-6072
Monday–Friday | 8 AM – 5 PM
How do I refer a client to Mind in Motion?
You can send a referral by filling out our secure online referral form, or emailing us with the client’s basic contact information and a brief overview of their needs, always with the client’s consent. Once we receive the referral, we reach out to the client within one business day to begin the intake process. If there’s any specific information you think would help us provide the best care, please include it when you refer. We also keep you informed about the referral’s progress (with client permission) to ensure smooth coordination and to make sure your client receives timely and appropriate support throughout their care journey.
How does partnership benefit my organization and clients?
Partnering with Mind in Motion means working together in a way that truly supports both your organization and the clients you serve. When you refer clients to us, you can be confident they’ll get thoughtful, culturally sensitive care tailored to their needs. And if we come across someone whose needs don’t quite fit what we offer, we’ll make sure to inform you and refer them to another trusted provider in our network. This back-and-forth referral system helps make sure everyone gets the right kind of support without any unnecessary delays.
What types of clients or cases does Mind in Motion accept?
We work with a wide range of clients facing various challenges, including but not limited to:
Adults and adolescents seeking support
Depression, low mood, or lack of motivation
Trauma and PTSD
Relationship issues
Self-esteem and confidence challenges
Life transitions such as new jobs, moving, or breakups
Fertility, motherhood, or fatherhood concerns
Supporting elderly parents
Grief or loss
Family-related issues and caring for elderly
Student challenges
Parenting stress
Work-life balance difficulties
Remote work challenges
Burnout
Personal growth and self-discovery
What information do you need from us to process a referral?
We ask for basic client demographics, contact details, a brief reason for referral, and any key information that will help us understand the client’s needs (such as language preferences or relevant psychosocial context). It is essential that the client has consented to the referral and to being contacted by us. If you have clinical notes or additional background relevant to their care, sharing these can help us ensure continuity and quality of service.
Is there a waitlist? How quickly can the client be seen?
At Mind in Motion, we strive to minimize wait times so clients can access the support they need quickly. Availability depends on demand and therapist schedules, but we aim to initiate contact with referred clients promptly after receiving a referral. In some cases, there may be a short waitlist; if this happens, we keep clients informed and do our best to prioritize urgent cases. Throughout the process, we maintain open communication and offer flexible options to support clients promptly, whether through in-person or virtual sessions.