Psychiatry, Therapy & Spravato® Care in NY

2nd Arc Psychiatric Associates

2nd Arc Psychiatric Associates provides personalized mental health care for children, adolescents, and adults across New York State. Since 2009, our team has offered compassionate, evidence-based psychiatric care with both in-person and telehealth appointments available. We specialize in psychiatry services, psychotherapy, medication management, ADHD evaluations, anxiety and depression treatment, postpartum depression support, and advanced options such as Spravato® (Esketamine) treatment for treatment-resistant depression. We also offer same-day appointments and flexible scheduling to help patients access care quickly when they need it most. With offices in White Plains and Williamsburg, Brooklyn, plus virtual visits across NYS, we make high-quality mental health care accessible, supportive, and tailored to each individual. Our providers take the time to listen, create personalized treatment plans, and help patients feel heard every step of the way. Most insurance plans are accepted, including coverage for Spravato® treatment for eligible patients. Locations: White Plains Office 311 North Street, Suite 201 White Plains, NY 10605 Brooklyn Office 89 N 4th St. Brooklyn, NY 11249

Westchester County

Jeff Edwards

New York City Metropolitan Area

White Plains

New York

2nd Arc Psychiatric Associates provides personalized mental health care for children, adolescents, and adults across New York State. Since 2009,...

Zakheima J. McCoy of Peekskill faces a charge of petty larceny in Yorktown.Yorktown police said they were called by H&amp;M in the Jefferson Valley Mall Jan. 6. Store security alleged that McCoy, an employee, had handled an ostensible return for an unknown male customer and had handed him both the cash and the clothing, which was valued at $528.61She was arrested, posted $100 cash bail, and is due back in court March 10.

Zakheima J. McCoy of Peekskill faces a charge of petty larceny in Yorktown.

Yorktown police said they were called by H&amp;M in the Jefferson Valley Mall Jan. 6. Store security alleged that McCoy, an employee, had handled an ostensible return for an unknown male customer and had handed him both the cash and the clothing, which was valued at $528.61She was arrested, posted $100 cash bail, and is due back in court March 10.

Peekskill-Cortlandt

Police allege she helped a customer making a return walk off with both cash and clothes.