Marriage & Family Therapy – spiral2grow
spiral2grow is a counseling and coaching practice in New York City offering psychotherapy, relationship services, and professional coaching across a broad range of personal and career-related concerns. The primary clinician is Moshe Ratson, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT, License #000697). Ratson is a member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) and the International Coach Federation (ICF), and is the author of “Anger Is Your Compass,” a book framing anger as a navigational tool for personal growth.
Services offered include couples counseling, marriage therapy, premarital counseling, infidelity counseling, individual psychotherapy, anger management, group therapy, family therapy, executive coaching, career coaching, life coaching, relationship coaching, assertiveness training, business consulting, and family business consulting. Online teletherapy is also available, extending service access beyond in-person clients in New York.
Presenting concerns and areas of clinical focus include anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, confidence, relationship challenges, infidelity recovery, and performance psychology. In-person sessions are available to clients across multiple Manhattan neighborhoods, including Midtown, Grand Central, Upper East Side, Upper West Side, East Village, and Gramercy. The geographic breadth of the Manhattan coverage reflects the practice’s positioning within a central New York City service area.
A complimentary 15-minute phone consultation is offered to prospective clients. Insurance acceptance and specific per-session fee schedules are not stated on the page reviewed. The practice may be contacted by phone at 917-692-3867 or by email at info@spiral2grow.com. The combination of clinical licensure as an LMFT with dual membership in therapy and coaching professional bodies positions the practice to serve clients who may be navigating both emotional and relational challenges and professional or organizational transitions. The availability of group therapy alongside individual, couples, family, and coaching formats reflects a broad range of service delivery structures within a solo practice in New York City. Anger management is listed as a discrete service offering, and the clinician’s authored work on this subject suggests a specialized perspective that extends into both clinical practice and broader professional communication. The 15-minute free consultation lowers the initial access threshold for prospective clients evaluating fit.