Erica Saypol

About Us

While people come to therapy with me for all kinds of different reasons, most people I work with seek to address stress, anxiety, depression, and/or relationship issues. People also come to therapy with me following stressful events or life changes. I also have a particular interest and expertise in reproductive psychology, focusing on treatment related to issues such as infertility, pregnancy loss, pregnancy complications, and postpartum adjustment. , The experiences of becoming a parent and having a baby are often viewed as joyful, yet also represent overwhelming life transitions and role transformations, during which psychotherapy can be quite helpful. In addition to psychotherapy, I also offer consultations to individuals and couples seeking to become parents with the assistance of donor gametes. , I studied psychology as an undergraduate at Princeton University and I received my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University. I completed my clinical internship at St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York City and my postdoctoral fellowship in Counseling and Psychological Services at Princeton University.