Dr. Marina Callozzo

Marina Callozzo is a licensed clinical social worker. Marina sees therapy as a give-and-take between the therapist and patient, not just a place for patients to unload their burdens in a one-sided setting. For those who want their therapy sessions to feel like a conversation, Marina offers suggestions, reactions, and opinions. Patients can expect Marina to be compassionate, empathetic, challenging, light-hearted at times, and always a spirited advocate. She has supported immigrants and refugees living with complex trauma, helped students cope with anxiety and depression, and guided couples struggling to communicate and reconnect. Marina is trained in a variety of therapeutic modalities and often uses cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy to help patients change their thought processes and how they feel about their circumstances. She also favors humanistic and strength-based therapies, focusing on the person as an autonomous, three-dimensional individual.

When …dealing with trauma, Marina often uses narrative therapy to return control to the patient and offer them a sense of renewal by retelling their experiences from a stronger, more empowered perspective. Marinas goal is to support her patients so they can experience growth, empowerment, and change in a safe, healthy environment. Marina has been providing therapy since 2018 and works with patients ages 13-64. She treats patients who are facing anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions, obsessive-compulsive disorder, relationship issues, self-esteem problems, stress, trauma, PTSD, womens issues, control disorders, mood disorders, LGBTQ-specific issues, and more. Marinas social justice beliefs inform who she is as a therapist. She is involved in a variety of different local and international fights for justice, including safety and therapy work for queer youth. Outside of work, Marina is an avid knitter, reader, and attentive parent to two cats with enormous personalities. She spent two years as a circus aerial artist and taught eighth grade for five years. Marina enjoys working at SohoMD because the company is at the forefront of providing quality teletherapy, thanks to its collaborative and holistic model.

What is SohoMD?
Founders Dr. Jacques Jospitre and Dr. Edward Ratush found common ground in their shared belief that the mind and body hold untapped potential for recovering from lifes challenges. With that in mind, they started their group psychiatric practice in 2011 so they could provide more complete healing.

Our Mission & Values
From your first contact with us, expect to be met with professionalism, respect, and concern for your quality of care. Our team of warm, engaged psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and clinical social workers is ready and eager to help you reach your goals.