Lexington Park Psychotherapy
A New Model for Continuous, Integrative Therapy

Think of this scenario: You finally start to feel a sense of trust taking shape between your therapist and you. After weeks of opening up about what keeps you awake at night, something begins to shift. Mornings feel calmer and the spirals are less frequent. Then your therapist says, “You’ve made real progress with your anxiety, but the tension in your relationship might be better addressed with a specialist in interpersonal psychotherapy.”

And just like that, you’re starting over with a new face, a new intake form and the same story told all over again. For too many, this handoff feels like losing hard-won ground.

Lexington Park Psychotherapy was created to prevent that loss of continuity. The practice follows a model of psychotherapeutic integration, allowing therapy to evolve with each person rather than restart when new needs arise.

Every clinician is trained across multiple evidence-based modalities, ensuring treatment evolves naturally as each client’s story unfolds. Many hold advanced certifications in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), psychodynamic psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and the Gottman Method. This depth of expertise enables therapists to draw from multiple frameworks simultaneously, blending tools and techniques to match the unique realities of each patient’s life. This makes the care more multidimensional and truer to the individual.

“We never stop learning,” says Dr. Jordan Conrad, founder and clinical director. “Our therapists continue advanced study at New York’s leading postgraduate institutes, earning certifications that add depth to their clinical work.”

Inside the center, learning continues through a teaching-practice model. Much like a teaching hospital, it is a place where therapists refine their craft, exchange ideas and stay connected to emerging research. Many team members publish, teach and contribute to the field, helping not only to practice psychotherapy but to shape its future, with their work appearing in journals such as the American Journal of Psychotherapy and Pediatrics.

Case conferences form the core of this learning culture. Therapists regularly examine cases through multiple lenses. A challenge viewed through Internal Family Systems may reveal something different when explored with psychodynamic therapy or Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. These exchanges resemble climbing the same mountain from various sides, each path offering its own view. For patients, it means therapy that is grounded in science yet constantly evolving. Care that grows alongside the complexity of human experience.

This collaboration means that the therapy at Lexington Park is both evidence-based and adaptive, grounded in science yet responsive to the unfolding complexity of human experience. The first consultation, offered at no cost, helps identify which therapist’s training best aligns with a person’s needs. From there, an in-depth intake session maps out the client’s history, themes and goals, setting the foundation for collaborative work that evolves over time.

One man came to Lexington Park feeling anxious and uncertain about his relationship. A childhood marked by constant moves and a hardworking single mother had taught him that his needs should never burden others. As an adult, that belief made him attentive to everyone but himself and distant from those who loved him. Therapy helped him see how behaviors that once protected him were now keeping him isolated. Over time, he learned to express his needs with honesty and care. Today, he and his partner are married with children, a testament to how therapy can transform not just individuals but relationships.

This approach, which adapts and deepens rather than restarts, extends to the community. Compassion isn’t an afterthought. It’s built into the practice. That’s why Lexington Park Psychotherapy offers a generous sliding scale to meet a patient’s financial situation while holding the same high standard of care. The goal is to make expert therapy available across the community, not just to those with the most resources.

At Lexington Park, therapy is never just about symptom relief. It is about growth, meaning and connection. It is about helping every person gain a deeper understanding of themselves and moving toward lasting change.