Columbus Circle
330 W 58th St, # 611
New York, NY 10019
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How to find us
Columbus Circle address and hours
330 W 58th St, # 611
New York, NY 10019
Take the elevator to the 6th floor and go to suite 611 on the right
* Mon–Fri: 8am to 7pm
Public Transportation
* 59 St-Columbus Circle station
Parking and arrival infomation
Parking: An indoor, 24/7 parking garage on the basement level is connected to the lobby. For pricing and availability, please visit poweredbydock.com.
Arriving: Please check in and be ready to show your photo ID at the desk in the lobby. Prep for your visit.
Meet our Columbus Circle clinical providers
Anthony Giammanco, LMHC
“My inspiration to become a therapist was born out of my desire to help others. While this is of course an obvious answer, I truly believe there is nothing more fulfilling than to try and help others to be their best selves.”
Kellie McFarlane, PsyD
"My inspiration for becoming a therapist comes from a long-held passion for helping children navigate difficult circumstances, particularly through creative expression and play. I am dedicated to creating a safe, supportive space where young people and their families can grow and thrive together."
Nikhil Nadkarni, MD
“Prior to becoming a doctor, I had spent time working in leprosy colonies in rural India and there I learned that the social consequences of illness can be profound and often more impactful than the medical consequences of illness. With this in mind, I found my way to Psychiatry, which is the discipline in medicine that I believe is the most attuned to the social determinants of health and the social consequences of mental and physical disorders.”
Jack Reibstein, LMSW
“ I’m inspired by the boundless capacity kids and teens have for imagination, creativity, growth, and change. My hope is that in our sessions, I can create a safe space for them to explore and discover more about themselves."
Zachary Seow, LMSW
“ I’m inspired by the moments where a stumbling block becomes a stepping stone for progress."
Carly Stern, PsyD
“ I’m passionate about providing evidence-based care to kids and their families and adapting interventions to benefit diverse, multicultural populations."
Charlie Xiao, PMHNP
“My inspiration to become a therapist was was raising a son with a serious mental illness. I aspire to use that lived experience to help children and their families overcome mental health challenges.
Meet our Columbus Circle clinical providers
Anthony Giammanco, LMHC
“My inspiration to become a therapist was born out of my desire to help others. While this is of course an obvious answer, I truly believe there is nothing more fulfilling than to try and help others to be their best selves.”
Kellie McFarlane, PsyD
"My inspiration for becoming a therapist comes from a long-held passion for helping children navigate difficult circumstances, particularly through creative expression and play. I am dedicated to creating a safe, supportive space where young people and their families can grow and thrive together."
Nikhil Nadkarni, MD
“Prior to becoming a doctor, I had spent time working in leprosy colonies in rural India and there I learned that the social consequences of illness can be profound and often more impactful than the medical consequences of illness. With this in mind, I found my way to Psychiatry, which is the discipline in medicine that I believe is the most attuned to the social determinants of health and the social consequences of mental and physical disorders.”
Jack Reibstein, LMSW
“ I’m inspired by the boundless capacity kids and teens have for imagination, creativity, growth, and change. My hope is that in our sessions, I can create a safe space for them to explore and discover more about themselves."
Zachary Seow, LMSW
“ I’m inspired by the moments where a stumbling block becomes a stepping stone for progress."
Carly Stern, PsyD
“ I’m passionate about providing evidence-based care to kids and their families and adapting interventions to benefit diverse, multicultural populations."
Charlie Xiao, PMHNP
“My inspiration to become a therapist was was raising a son with a serious mental illness. I aspire to use that lived experience to help children and their families overcome mental health challenges.
What Brightline offers through our in-person and online appointments
Care for every child starts with a diagnostic evaluation. It includes structured, in-depth conversations with both parent and child, and a follow-up session where we'll share evaluation results and a recommendation for next steps.
The goal? That you come away holding a care plan you helped create, knowing we truly understand what your child needs. From there, Brightline will recommend one of these paths:
Psychological Testing
Autism
Learning differences
Giftedness and school readiness
Memory and cognitive skills
General Therapy
Persistent low mood, lack of motivation, withdrawal
Trauma and stress
Physical symptoms without an identified medical cause
Sustained difficulties with everyday tasks
Anxiety Program
Worries and fears, difficulty concentrating
Physical symptoms (like racing heart)
Feeling nervous, restless, edgy, afraid, or fearful
Avoidance of things they need or want to do
OCD Program
Repeated or ritualized behaviors that are driven by anxiety, fear, or disgust
Overdoing things more than is needed
Fear of not doing something “just right”
Avoiding things they need or want to do
Intrusive thoughts about any number of topics
ADHD Program
Difficulties paying attention
Difficulty sitting still
Distracting or disruptive behaviors
Impulsive actions
Disruptive Behaviors Program
Tantrums and other behavioral upsets
Impulsive actions
Troubling behaviors at school or with friends
Difficulty following directions
Why we chose Columbus Circle
Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted as part of his overall Central Park vision, Columbus Circle is nestled in the southwest corner of the park at Merchant’s Gate. In the early 20th Century, New Yorkers would hope to be heard as they stood on their soapboxes here. Hollywood directors and location scouts locked in on the location decades ago — and there have been memorable scenes in multiple blockbusters filmed here since the 1990’s.
Yes, “The Circle” (as it was originally known) surrounds the Christopher Columbus monument at its center. But Columbus Circle is more than just a ring around a National Register of Historic Places statue.
It’s also the name referred to when mentioning the surrounding neighborhoods including Hell’s Kitchen, the Theater District, and Lincoln Square on the Upper West Side. A central hub of transportation and traffic, it also represents some of the vibrant hustle and bustle that can be found across the great state of New York.
We’re proud to have opened our third New York clinic here, and to be part of this energetic, iconic community. It’s an honor to be a mental health resource for kids, teens, and families who live, work, and play in and around Columbus Circle. It’s why we’re here. And it’s where you belong.
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