Presence • Attunement • Inquiry
A Space to Slow Down
Therapy Rooted in Presence, Attunement, and Meaningful Change.
At A Key Therapy, we believe healing happens in relationship. Therapy is more than symptom reduction. It is learning to understand yourself with greater clarity, reconnect with what matters, and develop the capacity to move through life with steadiness and intention.
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We work with the whole person — not simply symptoms, but the emotional patterns, relationships, nervous system responses, identities, and stories that shape how we move through the world.
How We Can Help
You don't need to have it all figured out.
People come to therapy for many reasons. Sometimes it is a crisis. More often, it is the accumulation of stress, transitions, relationships, and the growing sense that something in life no longer fits.
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Together, we slow down enough to understand what is happening — and discover new ways of moving forward.
Anxiety & Worry
Depression
Life Transitions
Men's Mental Health
Identity & Self-Worth
Grief & Loss
Relationship Difficulties
College & Grad Students
Burnout
Stress & Overwhelm
​Therapy Services
Individual Therapy
Find steadiness, insight, and a deeper relationship with yourself.
People seek therapy for many reasons — anxiety, relationship struggles, major life transitions, grief, questions of identity, or simply the sense that life has become disconnected from what matters most.
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Therapy offers an opportunity to slow down, become curious, and develop a more compassionate understanding of yourself and your experiences. Together, we work toward meaningful and sustainable change.
Areas of Focus​
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Anxiety and worry
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Depression
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Identity and self-worth
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Men's mental health
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Life transitions
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Stress and burnout
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Meaning and purpose
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Relationship patterns
45 min
Telehealth & In-Person
NY • NJ • DE • VA
Couples therapy
The relationship itself becomes the client.
Every relationship develops patterns. Some bring closeness and trust. Others create distance, conflict, and loneliness.
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Couples therapy provides a space to slow down reactive cycles, understand attachment patterns, and develop new ways of communicating and connecting — whether you're navigating conflict, recovering from betrayal, or simply feeling disconnected.
Areas of Focus
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Communication difficulties
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Trust and repair
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Conflict patterns
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Premarital counseling
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Intimacy concerns
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Discernment work
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Major life transitions
60–75 min
Telehealth & In-Person
NY • DE
Therapy at A Key is:
Collaborative
Attuned
Evidence-Informed
Mindfulness-Based
Relational
Curious
Practical
Meaningful Change
"The goal is not only symptom relief. It is the kind of clarity that changes how you move through your life — and how you show up in the lives of others."
How We Work
Clinical Approaches
We draw from a range of evidence-based and relational approaches tailored to each individual or couple.
Mindfulness-Based Therapy
Developing present-moment awareness and a different relationship with thoughts, emotions, and difficult experiences.
Narrative Therapy
Exploring the stories we carry and reauthoring those that no longer serve us.
Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Building psychological flexibility and moving toward a life guided by values and meaning.
​Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Understanding the relationship between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors and learning practical strategies for change.
Attachment & Systems Approaches
Understanding relationship patterns, emotional cycles, and the ways we learn to connect with others.
The AMI Framework
A Key Therapy's integrative model of Acceptance & Motivation Inquiry — exploring readiness for change, self-acceptance, and growth.
Fees & Insurance
Insurance
Aetna accepted through Headway.
Out-of-network documentation and superbills available upon request.
Private Pay
Individual Therapy — $175/session
Couples Therapy — $225/session
Consultation — Complimentary
Availability
Licensed in:
New York, New Jersey,
Delaware, Virginia
Your story matters.
You deserve a space where you can be fully seen, heard, and understood.
Meet Our Therapists
Compassionate, skilled, and deeply committed to this work.
Our clinicians bring not only clinical expertise but also curiosity, presence, and genuine care to the work of helping others heal and grow.
Lex E. Santí, LCSW
Founder & Clinical Directo
Areas of Focus
Anxiety • Life transitions
Identity • Men's mental health
Mindfulness • Relationships
Dr. Shona S. Craig, PT, DPT
​Women's Health & Embodiment
Areas of Focus
Women's health
Life stages • Embodiment
Strength • Postpartum
Jenna Berman, LCSW
Therapist
Areas of Focus
Anxiety • Young adults
Life transitions • Relationships
Stress • Identity
What to Expect
Beginning therapy can feel vulnerable. We strive to make the process thoughtful, transparent, and welcoming.
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Schedule a Consultation
​A brief, complimentary conversation to answer questions and determine whether we may be a good fit.
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Assessment & Fit
We'll explore what brings you here, your goals, and how we might work together.
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Beginning Therapy
​Together, we'll create an individualized approach that feels thoughtful, sustainable, and aligned with your needs.
Therapy services provided by A Key Therapy are not a substitute for emergency medical care or crisis services.
If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, call 911, go to your nearest emergency room, or contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.