What clients take away from working with Bassy Schwartz is something concrete: a clearer sense of why their closest relationships keep hitting the same walls, and the tools to change that. Bassy is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Cedarhurst, New York, who works with individuals, couples, and families navigating relational pain — the kind rooted in old wounds that quietly shape how people love, communicate, and pull away from one another.
Adults and teenagers wrestling with anxiety, emotional distance, boundary struggles, or the aftermath of infidelity, divorce, or family conflict are at the center of her work. Using Emotionally Focused Therapy for couples, Bassy helps partners move past the argument on the surface to what’s actually driving disconnection — including the moments when a phone in someone’s hand signals something much louder than distraction. Individual sessions operate as a genuine dialogue rather than a passive process, examining the core beliefs people carry about whether they deserve to be truly known.
Core Relationships, Bassy’s practice, is built on the premise that relational patterns are learned — which means they can be unlearned. Online sessions are available. The work is direct, collaborative, and oriented toward results that show up in real life.