Molly Rappaport is a post-doctoral clinical psychologist who works with adults, adolescents and couples. Molly works with individuals on a wide range of issues including depression, anxiety, trauma, interpersonal difficulties and life transitions such as grief, illness, parenthood, relationship conflict, and personal and professional identity development. 

Molly leads from a psychodynamic orientation and strives to cultivate a safe environment wherein patients can explore unformulated experiences and lesser known parts of themselves. She believes that developing an understanding of and respectful appreciation for the origins of one’s difficulties can make space for new, more flexible and fulfilling ways of being to emerge.

Molly sees an alive therapeutic process as moving between past and present and from the patient’s external life to the here-and-now of the therapeutic encounter. She also holds that a strong therapeutic relationship can powerfully facilitate psychological growth and change. Molly’s therapeutic style is warm, collaborative, and responsive to the specific needs and goals of each of her patients.

Molly received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from City College/CUNY and completed her pre-doctoral internship at Mount Sinai Beth Israel. She has clinical experience working with diverse populations in community mental health and college counseling center settings.