Hoffman, Reva

Jessica is a licensed clinical social worker who graduated from Hunter College School of Social Work in 2009. Jessica has worked with individuals of all ages and backgrounds, in a variety of settings. She utilizes various treatment modalities, including CBT, solution focused, trauma informed, and attachment-based therapies. Jessicas approach is relaxed and patient, with the goal of encouraging the individual to be as authentic as possible, in an affirming and safe environment.

Vasiliki is a Licensed Clinical social worker who specializes in individual and family therapy. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Fordham University. She worked in non-profit agencies providing therapy and crisis management to high-risk adolescents and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She later obtained her Master of Social Work at Fordham University. She is trained to work with adolescents, young adults and adults with depression, anxiety and personality disorders. She has received training in Cognitive behavioral therapy from the Beck Institute. Prior to joining the collaborative care center, Vasiliki was providing psychotherapy to adolescent and adult clients in an OMH/OPWDD community-based mental health clinic and was also field instructor for graduate students.

Ms. Miranda grew up in Massachusetts and completed her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Political Science at Middlebury College. At Middlebury, she conducted research on the culpability often assigned to survivors of sexual assault on account of bias for her honor’s thesis. Subsequently, she received her master’s degree in social work from Boston College with a focus on children and adolescents. Prior to joining the Specialty Center, she was the program coordinator for the Child and Adolescent Outpatient Psychiatry Department at New York Presbyterian Hospital and Weill Cornell Medicine. Ms. Miranda is also a volunteer evaluator for the Weill Cornell Center for Human Rights and conducts psychological evaluations for children and adults seeking asylum. Ms. Miranda has pursued advanced training in cognitive behavioral therapy through the Beck Institute. She has also contributed to several presentations at the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry on behavioral parent management training.