Serving All of New York & New Jersey
Clinical Supervisor
Daniel Schubmehl, LMFT
Serving All of New York & New Jersey
Therapist in Training
Daniel Schubmehl
Daniel Schubmehl, LMFT
Daniel’s approach to therapy is grounded in curiosity and compassion, in respect for the human capacity for healing, growth and change. He views therapy as a collaborative undertaking where new understandings can emerge, where dormant capacities for connection can be unblocked. His therapeutic focus is on relationships, how families and partners create meaning, tell stories, celebrate, and mourn together, supporting each other in this journey.
Daniel grew up in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. From an early age, he enjoyed spending time in the forest and playing outdoors. His grandmother introduced him to the subtle joy of spending time with a good novel. Reading, reflecting in nature, and inquiry remain favorite activities for him. He also remains a member of the Rochester Zen Center.
Daniel studied philosophy and psychology in college, where he was granted an independent fellowship in West Africa for six months. This experience inspired a life-long interest in the arts, especially music. Daniel moved to NYC in 2002, studied jazz for several years and acquired a new appreciation for the creative process, the art of listening and improvising. He eventually changed paths again and received a Master of Science Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Mercy University. Today, as a licensed marriage and family therapist, he appreciates the opportunity to bring his curiosity and skills together in facilitating healing conversations and new understandings with clients in the therapy room.
Whether supporting couples, families, or individuals, Daniel provides a safe and authentic space to understand and process emotion, cultivate mindfulness and navigate life transitions. He is grateful for the opportunity to support meaningful change in his client’s lives.
Daniel Schubmehl, LMFT
Daniel’s approach to therapy is grounded in curiosity and compassion, in respect for the human capacity for healing, growth and change. He views therapy as a collaborative undertaking where new understandings can emerge, where dormant capacities for connection can be unblocked. His therapeutic focus is on relationships, how families and partners create meaning, tell stories, celebrate, and mourn together, supporting each other in this journey.
Daniel grew up in the Finger Lakes Region of New York. From an early age, he enjoyed spending time in the forest and playing outdoors. His grandmother introduced him to the subtle joy of spending time with a good novel. Reading, reflecting in nature, and inquiry remain favorite activities for him. He also remains a member of the Rochester Zen Center.
Daniel studied philosophy and psychology in college, where he was granted an independent fellowship in West Africa for six months. This experience inspired a life-long interest in the arts, especially music. Daniel moved to NYC in 2002, studied jazz for several years and acquired a new appreciation for the creative process, the art of listening and improvising. He eventually changed paths again and received a Master of Science Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Mercy University. Today, as a licensed marriage and family therapist, he appreciates the opportunity to bring his curiosity and skills together in facilitating healing conversations and new understandings with clients in the therapy room.
Whether supporting couples, families, or individuals, Daniel provides a safe and authentic space to understand and process emotion, cultivate mindfulness and navigate life transitions. He is grateful for the opportunity to support meaningful change in his client’s lives.
Relationship Therapy
Couples therapy can help increase understanding, respect, affection, and intimacy between you and your partner(s).
Individual Psychotherapy
Through collaboration and kindness, we will build a way of relating to one another that makes you feel safe enough to be curious and empowered to explore your relationship with yourself and one another.
Life Coaching
We will work with you to assist you to develop skills to establish and maintain better communication in personal, professional, and social relationships.
Relationship Therapy
Couples therapy can help increase understanding, respect, affection, and intimacy between you and your partner(s).
Individual Psychotherapy
Through collaboration and kindness, we will build a way of relating to one another that makes you feel safe enough to be curious and empowered to explore your relationship with yourself and one another.
Life Coaching
We will work with you to assist you to develop skills to establish and maintain better communication in personal, professional, and social relationships.
Marriage & Family Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist
In Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT), the unit of treatment isn’t just the person – even if only a single person is interviewed – it is the set of relationships in which the person is embedded. MFTs take a holistic perspective to health care; they are concerned with the overall, long-term well-being of individuals and their families.
Marriage and Family Therapists are mental health professionals trained in psychotherapy and family systems and licensed to assess and treat mental and emotional disorders. They do so within the context of all relationship structures including marriage, couples and family systems. Marriage and family therapists treat a wide range of serious clinical problems including: depression, marital problems, anxiety, individual psychological problems, and child-parent problems.
After receiving treatment, almost 90% of clients report an improvement in their emotional health, and nearly two-thirds report an improvement in their overall physical health. A majority of clients report an improvement in their functioning at work.