New York, NY
Cheyenne Fiore LMHC-D
Couch Commons receipt: Cheyenne Fiore, LMHC-D. LMHC-D license number 013281, New York, checked against NYSED (New York State Education Department, Office of the Professions); status returned: matched the register; checked Oct 3, 2026. The check is not a background check, an endorsement, an availability promise, or a judgment of fit. Membership did not buy this position. What a check means · How ordering works
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In Cheyenne’s own words
Hi! I’m a licensed mental health counselor in New York. As a queer-identified therapist, I specialize in working with the queer community (and loving allies!) who are navigating trauma, anxiety, OCD, relational stressors, and more.
I work with the belief that collaboration and connection are key in the therapeutic space. This means that I prioritize a relationship-first, human to human approach to therapy. With a sturdy foundation built, we’ll work on attunement to self, adaptability to change, nervous system regulation.
I'm also EMDR trained and integrate trauma-informed, evidence-based approaches to help clients process difficult experiences while developing a stronger sense of agency, resilience, and self-compassion.
Finding a therapist who just gets it can make all the difference. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community myself, I understand that many queer individuals, as well as other folks in marginalized groups, navigate unique experiences, stressors, and relationships that deserve to be met with both affirmation and understanding. I bring both clinical expertise and lived experience into the therapy room, creating a space where you can show up fully as yourself.
Focus · clinician-provided anxiety · OCD · trauma · LGBTQ+ affirming · women's issues
Care details
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- Telehealth service areas
- NY · Licensed in New YorkBasis: a NYSED license check on the receipt above.
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- Licensed in
- NYlicense receipt
- Telehealth
- Offered in New YorkLicensed in New York
- Languages
- englishclinician-provided
- Ages seen
- Adults, Older Adultsclinician-provided
- Practice site
- websiteclinician-provided
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