Marriage & Family Therapy – Karen Fernandez-Cosgrove, Ph.D., P.C.
Karen Fernandez-Cosgrove, Ph.D., P.C. is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist practicing from an office at 110 Wesley Street, Suite 569, in Manlius, New York (ZIP 13104), serving clients in the greater Syracuse area. The clinician reports more than 20 years of experience working therapeutically with individuals, couples, and families dealing with a range of concerns.
The practice offers consultation and therapy for all three of those populations, addressing relationship roadblocks, long-standing behavioral patterns, and negative perceptions that may be limiting a client’s life. The stated clinical approach is described as sensitive, non-judgmental, and direct, with an emphasis on taking the time to understand each client’s perspective before exploring the issues that bring them to therapy.
Services span individual sessions, couples work, and family therapy. The practice’s clinical philosophy involves examining the dynamics that may be creating obstacles in clients’ lives and working collaboratively toward uncovering what Dr. Fernandez-Cosgrove describes as each person’s true potential. The website also references support for clients navigating challenging situations and significant life transitions.
Session formats include telehealth appointments, which the website lists as an available option. In-person sessions are offered from the Manlius office location. The website includes sections covering rates and insurance as well as frequently asked questions, though specific modality names, plan names accepted, and session fee amounts are not detailed on the main page. The practice is verified on Psychology Today.
Appointments can be scheduled online through the practice website or by submitting a consultation request through the contact form. The practice can also be reached by phone at 315-558-4850. The year the practice was established is not stated on the website.
The practice serves clients in Manlius and the surrounding Syracuse area of upstate New York. The website’s reference to long-standing patterns and perception-based obstacles reflects a therapeutic lens attentive to how ingrained habits and beliefs shape well-being and relationships. The telehealth option extends access to clients who prefer or require remote sessions.