Meet the PAC Psych Team

Dr. Cooper founded PAC Psych to offer top-notch, evidence-based therapy in a warm, approachable setting. A native Upper West Sider and mother of two, she’s deeply attuned to the real-life challenges NYC families face. Dr. Cooper specializes in CBT and PCIT, with expertise in treating anxiety, OCD, and selective mutism. She’s a certified PCIT trainer, and loves connecting with kids and parents alike—whether in the office or cheering on her daughters’ soccer games.

Dr. Hutt brings over a decade of experience providing evidence-based care for children and teens with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and behavioral challenges. She’s especially passionate about supporting young people through stressful transitions and works closely with parents to build their confidence. Outside the office, she enjoys Central Park runs and family beach days.

Dr. Weiner focuses on tweens, adolescents, and young adults navigating anxiety, OCD, depression, and major life transitions. She blends systems thinking with evidence-based therapies like ACT and SPACE. Outside of work, she’s often found at concerts, on city walks, or in her kitchen testing new recipes.

Bethanie focuses on evidence based and creative, play-based and skill building therapies for children facing anxiety and mood disorders. She is an Ackerman trained family therapist, committed to culturally responsive, LGBTQIA+-affirming care. When not working, she’s exploring Central Park with her two young kids!

Dr. Weiser specializes in helping children, teens, and young adults manage emotions, build resilience, and thrive—even under the pressures of high-performance sports. He’s known for integrating relational and CBT approaches and for connecting with kids through their unique interests. He’s a sports fan and history buff and loves attending games with his family.

Fluent in English and Spanish, Rosalie specializes in working with young children with emotion regulation and behavior challenges and is certified in Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT). She also works with children and adolescents using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and other evidence-based treatments to enhance their coping ability and resilience. Rosalie emphasizes the importance of involving caregivers in the therapy process and uses a warm and collaborative approach. Outside of work, Rosalie enjoys exploring NYC parks with her family.

Maura brings warmth, playfulness, and a direct, practical approach to her work with kids and families. She’s passionate about empowering clients through skill-building and safe, supportive relationships. On weekends, she’s adventuring with her husband and three kids.

Dr. Kaplow helps children and teens with anxiety, OCD, ADHD, and mood concerns build confidence and practical coping skills. She partners closely with families and schools, and brings humor and empathy to every session. Outside of work, she enjoys singing, reading, and cheering for the Devils.

Dr. Ludwig's clinical experience spans a range of settings including schools, outpatient clinics, and hospitals. She earned her doctorate degree at Pace University in the combined School-Clinical PsyD program. Prior to joining the practice, she spent five years working as a psychologist in the NYC Health and Hospitals system, supporting children and adolescents facing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, ADHD, and behavioral challenges.

Dr. Strauss offers individualized, skills-based, and play-based therapy for children, teens, and parents. She also conducts neuropsychological evaluations to support school success. She loves reading, tennis, sushi, and exploring NYC’s food scene.

Jamie brings deep experience from both clinical and school settings, focusing on strengths-based, creative, and skill-building work for kids and families. She prioritizes the parent-therapist relationship and collaborates with schools as needed. She loves exploring NYC, reading, and connecting with every dog she meets.