Zac Mordechai Levovitz (He/Him) is a Licensed Master Social Worker based in New York, who works with individuals of all ages, specializing in supporting LGBTQ+ individuals, particularly those navigating religious or cultural complexities. With over 15 years of clinical experience, Zac has worked extensively with clients facing moments of transition, such as exploring identity, leaving restrictive environments, or coping with familial or societal rejection. Many of his clients are highly accomplished professionals who seek clarity, connection, and resilience in the face of life’s challenges.

Zac’s approach integrates psychodynamic theory with a strength-based lens, ensuring that clients feel supported as they uncover how their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are interrelated. A certified practitioner of transgender care, Zac helps clients develop coping strategies to manage symptoms of anxiety, depression, isolation and self-doubt while cultivating tools to respond effectively to stressors. He incorporates somatic awareness techniques to guide clients in recognizing their physical responses to emotional triggers, fostering moments of calm and empowerment in their daily lives.

Zac is deeply committed to creating meaningful change. His style is interactive, compassionate, and empowering, positioning clients as experts in their own experiences while guiding them toward achieving their personal and professional goals. He is particularly skilled in helping clients reframe their narratives to embrace self-acceptance and confidence, drawing from his extensive background in advocacy, organizational leadership, and training for underserved populations.

As a seasoned telehealth provider and former Clinical Director of JQY, Zac brings a unique blend of clinical expertise and cultural sensitivity to his practice. His first priority is ensuring that clients feel safe, heard, and like an equal partner in the therapeutic process. Remote sessions are available to accommodate busy schedules, making therapy accessible and convenient for anyone ready to prioritize their mental health.