Dr. Antonia McMaster is a licensed clinical psychologist. She offers individual and couples psychotherapy to individuals across the lifespan seeking treatment for depression, anxiety, trauma and abuse, and grief and bereavement. She also believes therapy offers an opportunity for exploration of questions not necessarily tied to discrete symptoms, including those related to perception of one’s self and others.
 

Antonia opposes societal structures of oppression that define mental illness, and is cognizant of the ways in which our contemporary society causes and exacerbates what we know as symptomatology. For this reason, she is committed to a praxis that does not minimize or recontextualize the effects of capitalism, white supremacy, heteronormativity and colonialism. Her approach also pays close attention to what historical and intergenerational trauma may have brought her patients to therapy.

Antonia earned her doctorate from City College/CUNY Graduate Center, and completed her pre-doctoral internship at Mount Sinai Morningside & West Hospitals. As part of her doctoral training, Antonia also completed clinical practica at the following sites: The Psychological Center at City College, Hunter College Elementary School, Macaulay Honors College Counseling Center, and New York Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia University Medical Center.

As an Assistant Clinical Professor at the Icahn School of Medicine and Adjunct Supervising Faculty in the clinical psychology doctoral program at City College/CUNY Graduate Center, Antonia also offers clinical supervision to psychiatry residents and psychology interns.