Jason Holloway, PsyD
Clinical Psychologist
Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis
My practice
Sometimes the most important things going on in our lives are influenced by thoughts and feelings that we have been unable to speak. In psychoanalysis, it becomes possible to speak freely in a way that brings these thoughts and feelings to light. When we say whatever comes to mind, it can help us break away from the patterns that hold us back from fully living.
In psychoanalysis, patients attend sessions more frequently, usually three times per week or more, and they use the analytic couch. In psychoanalytic psychotherapy, we meet once or twice per week.
Sessions take place in person at my office at 80 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
I often work with members of the LGBTQ community, people with substance use concerns, older adults, emerging adults, and people with chronic health issues including HIV.
About me
I received my doctorate in clinical psychology from Widener University and my bachelor’s from Haverford College. The psychology training was varied: short- and long-term inpatient psychiatric hospitals, a federal prison, a school, and an HIV clinic. After three years of working at the HIV clinic, I began to see for myself the difference that long-term psychotherapy could make. Prior to opening my practice, I worked at the Peter Krueger Clinic at Mount Sinai-Beth Israel and The Center for Optimal Living, a harm reduction-focused group practice.
Most recently, The Foundation for Community Psychoanalysis awarded me the Emerging Psychoanalyst Fellowship for 2025-2027. Through that fellowship, I founded the Trans Psychoanalytic Society, a New York based professional organization for trans psychoanalysts.
Alongside all of the training and working, there has been my own experience doing psychoanalysis. The couch, the increased frequency, and the overall position of the analyst have been very generative for me.
Fees and insurance
I am in network with UMR Top Tier (Mt. Sinai employee insurance) and Medicare (traditional Medicare only, and not Medicare Advantage). I am out of network with all other insurances. For patients using their out of network coverage, you pay for sessions at the end of each month. We will talk about finances and insurance when we meet to find a fee that makes sense. I will provide you with the paperwork necessary to be reimbursed by your insurance company.
The initial meeting is a good gauge of whether or not this therapy is right for you. It often needs time to take effect, but sometimes people notice differences right away. You can reach me at the contact information below.
(914) 980-5688