
Andrea Dogostiano, LCSW
Founder & Clinical Director
Anxiety, burnout, postpartum & maternal mental health, matrescence, women's issues, and life transitions. Licensed in NY & NJ.
Eden Root Therapy is a growing group practice dedicated to helping women navigate anxiety, burnout, life transitions, motherhood, relationships, and personal growth. Founded by Andrea Dogostiano, LCSW, our practice is expanding to serve more clients throughout New York and New Jersey.
You are the one who holds everything together — capable, dependable, thoughtful, and quietly stretched thin. You want boundaries without guilt, clarity instead of overwhelm, and to feel steady in your body and connected to yourself again. Our work helps you get there.
While Andrea's availability may be limited, we are actively expanding our team. Join our waitlist to be among the first notified when new clinicians become available.

Our practice is being built intentionally. Andrea is currently our only clinician — additional therapists will be welcomed in the coming months, each chosen for their depth of training in women's mental health.

Founder & Clinical Director
Anxiety, burnout, postpartum & maternal mental health, matrescence, women's issues, and life transitions. Licensed in NY & NJ.
We are thoughtfully growing our team of licensed clinicians specializing in women's mental health, anxiety, burnout, and motherhood across NY & NJ.
We are thoughtfully growing our team of licensed clinicians specializing in women's mental health, anxiety, burnout, and motherhood across NY & NJ.
Our practice specializes in Postpartum & Maternal Mental Health, Women's Issues, anxiety, and burnout. We help women untangle overwhelm, lighten the mental load, and reconnect with a grounded sense of self. Together we build emotional regulation, clear boundaries, and practical coping tools that create lasting resilience, clarity, and confidence — beyond short-term relief.
If you are quietly carrying too much while everyone assumes you're fine, we see your strength and your exhaustion. You adapted to survive demanding seasons. You are not failing. Therapy with us is collaborative and steady, honoring your pace and your story. When you're ready to feel grounded, empowered, and fully yourself again, we invite you to reach out.
Andrea graduated from Brown University with a BA in Psychology and Sociology, and from Columbia University with an MSW focused on Health, Mental Health, and Disabilities. She is also a Certified Holistic Health Coach through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition.
Her professional experience includes leadership in supportive housing — overseeing permanent supportive housing residences serving individuals living with severe mental illness, substance use challenges, histories of homelessness, and trauma. That same care and rigor now shapes the standards she sets for every clinician joining Eden Root Therapy.
BA, Psychology & Sociology
MSW — Health, Mental Health & Disabilities
Licensed in New York & New Jersey
Institute for Integrative Nutrition
Therapy works when you feel safe enough to be honest. That comes first.
Warmth and real talk. We'll gently challenge you when it's time.
We work with mind, body, lifestyle, and relationships — not just symptoms.
You are the expert on you. We're here to help you remember it.
Andrea Dogostiano is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and the founder of Eden Root Therapy, a growing online group practice serving women throughout New York and New Jersey. Her work sits at the intersection of clinical rigor and deep human warmth. She built this practice for the women she kept meeting — the ones holding everything together at work, at home, and inside their own bodies, quietly wondering if there was another way to live that didn't require running on empty.
Andrea earned her undergraduate degree from Brown University, where she studied Psychology and Sociology and became fascinated by the way individual mental health is shaped by systems, families, culture, and gender. She went on to earn her Master of Social Work from Columbia University's School of Social Work, one of the country's leading clinical training programs, with a concentration in Health, Mental Health, and Disabilities. Her clinical training took her into hospitals, community mental health centers, and permanent supportive housing — settings where she worked alongside people navigating trauma, chronic illness, severe mental illness, homelessness, and complex loss. Those years taught her something she still brings into every session: therapy has to meet the whole person, not just the symptom on paper.
Andrea is licensed as an LCSW in both New York and New Jersey, which means she can see clients living anywhere in those states — from Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx to Westchester County, the Hudson Valley, Long Island, Jersey City, Hoboken, Montclair, Princeton, and everywhere in between. Because Eden Root Therapy is a fully virtual practice, geography no longer has to determine whether you get to work with a therapist who truly understands your life. You can meet from a quiet corner of your apartment during a lunch break, from your bedroom after the baby is finally asleep, or from a parked car between meetings. Telehealth removes the commute — not the depth of the work.
Andrea's clinical work centers on the emotional lives of high-functioning women — the women who look fine from the outside and feel exhausted, anxious, or unrecognizable to themselves on the inside. Her core specialties include anxiety therapy, burnout and stress management, postpartum and maternal mental health, therapy for women, identity and life transitions, and relationship and boundary work. Within those areas, she frequently supports clients through generalized and health anxiety, panic, perfectionism, people-pleasing, career burnout, matrescence, postpartum anxiety and rage, intrusive thoughts, grief, and the quieter identity shifts that come with new roles, new cities, and new decades of life.
Everything Andrea does is trauma-informed. That is not a buzzword in her office — it is a way of practicing. It means she pays close attention to your nervous system, moves at a pace your body can tolerate, prioritizes choice and consent, and treats symptoms as intelligent responses to something you lived through rather than as flaws to fix. She integrates cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills, mindfulness, attachment theory, somatic awareness, and parts-informed work into a framework that stays flexible enough to fit your real life. You will not be handed a worksheet and asked to complete it while your world is on fire. You will be met, listened to, and given tools you can actually use in the middle of a real Tuesday.
Maternal mental health is one of Andrea's deepest specialties. She works with women through fertility struggles, pregnancy, birth recovery, and every stage of postpartum — including the years no one warned them about. She holds space for postpartum anxiety, postpartum rage, intrusive thoughts, birth trauma, feeding grief, and the identity earthquake known as matrescence: the psychological, hormonal, and relational reorganization that happens when a woman becomes a mother. Motherhood in New York and New Jersey often comes with a specific texture — demanding careers, expensive childcare, long commutes, small apartments, family far away, and the pressure to appear grateful for a life that also feels crushing. Andrea does not ask mothers to perform gratitude. She helps them tell the truth, and then helps them build a life that feels honest and livable inside of that truth.
Many of Andrea's clients are the kind of women other people rely on. They are attorneys, physicians, executives, founders, teachers, therapists, and creatives. They have built careers and families that look, from the outside, like a win. Inside, they are white-knuckling through the week, sleeping poorly, snapping at people they love, and quietly wondering when they last felt like themselves. This is where burnout and chronic anxiety live — in the gap between how you're performing and how you actually feel. Andrea helps her clients close that gap without asking them to blow up their lives. Together, you'll examine the beliefs and patterns that fuel over-functioning, learn to regulate your nervous system in real time, set boundaries that hold without guilt, and rebuild an internal sense of safety that isn't dependent on being everything to everyone.
A great deal of Andrea's work happens at the thresholds: leaving a career, entering motherhood, ending a relationship, moving cities, watching children grow up, losing a parent, or waking up one day and realizing the life you built no longer fits. These identity transitions can be quietly disorienting even when nothing is technically wrong. Andrea helps women grieve the versions of themselves they are outgrowing, listen for what actually matters now, and take steady, values-aligned steps into who they are becoming — without needing to have it all figured out first.
Andrea is also a Certified Holistic Health Coach through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, and that training shapes how she thinks about mental health. She understands that sleep, movement, nutrition, hormones, relationships, and screen time all live in the same body as your anxiety and burnout — and pretending otherwise makes therapy less effective. She won't prescribe a supplement or a diet, but she will gently ask about the whole picture, because a nervous system that hasn't slept in three years cannot be talked out of feeling unsafe. Her holistic approach honors the biology of what you're carrying while helping you make emotional and psychological sense of it.
Eden Root Therapy is a fully virtual practice. Andrea offers online therapy to women living anywhere in New York State and New Jersey through a secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform. That includes New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island), Westchester County, Rockland, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, and upstate — as well as Hudson County (Jersey City, Hoboken), Essex, Bergen, Morris, Union, Middlesex, Monmouth, and beyond. Virtual therapy means you can protect your energy for the work itself instead of spending it on transit. It also means you can be seen by a therapist who genuinely specializes in what you're navigating, even if she doesn't have an office on your block.
Andrea's style is warm, direct, and quietly steady. She is not the therapist who nods silently for fifty minutes, and she is not the therapist who hands you a script. She listens closely, reflects what she hears, gently names the patterns she notices, and offers tools when they'll actually help. She believes deeply that you are the expert on your own life — her job is to help you remember it. Clients often describe sessions as feeling like an unusually honest conversation with someone who is genuinely on their side, and who is also unafraid to name the hard things out loud.
If any of this sounds like the kind of therapy you've been looking for, reach out for a free 15-minute consultation or explore our full list of services. If Andrea's caseload is full when you write in, you are warmly invited to join our waitlist — additional clinicians are being welcomed to Eden Root Therapy in the months ahead, each hand-selected for their training in women's mental health.
Our first session is a thorough intake — your story, what's bringing you in, and what you'd like to feel different.
From there, we build a plan together. No cookie-cutter approach — we tailor it to your nervous system, schedule, and goals.
Sessions feel like a real conversation, with reflection, gentle challenge, and skills you can actually use between visits.
You'll never be a number. We keep our caseloads intentionally small so every client gets focused, attuned care.
Yes — all sessions across our practice are 100% telehealth via secure video.
We see clients living in New York and New Jersey.
Intake is 60 minutes. Ongoing sessions are 50–60 minutes.
Yes. Andrea Dogostiano, LCSW is currently the only therapist at Eden Root Therapy. Additional clinicians will be joining in the coming months — join our waitlist to be matched with future therapists.
Andrea specializes in anxiety, burnout, postpartum and maternal mental health, matrescence, identity transitions, and women's issues. She works with high-functioning women across NY and NJ who look 'fine' on the outside but feel stretched thin, overwhelmed, or disconnected from themselves.
Yes. Andrea integrates trauma-informed care into every session — meaning she works at your nervous system's pace, prioritizes safety and consent, and pays close attention to how past experiences show up in the present. She draws on CBT, DBT skills, somatic awareness, mindfulness, and attachment-based work.
Yes. Maternal mental health is one of Andrea's core specialties. She supports mothers navigating postpartum anxiety, rage, intrusive thoughts, identity shifts, and the invisible load of modern motherhood. Learn more on our postpartum support page.
Yes. Because sessions are virtual, Andrea sees women anywhere in New York State and New Jersey — including Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Westchester County, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, Jersey City, Hoboken, Montclair, and beyond.
Begin when you're ready
A free 15-minute consultation is a gentle first step with our founder, Andrea Dogostiano, LCSW. While her availability may be limited, we are actively growing our team — join our waitlist to be among the first notified when new clinicians become available.