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Regions:
New York & Florida
Clinic Hours:
Monday-Friday 8am – 5pm
Clinic Number
(315) 391-7770
Regions:
New York & Florida
Clinic Hours:
Monday-Friday 8am – 5pm
Clinic Number
(315) 391-7770
Our mission is to provide compassionate and accessible mental health services to empower individuals in their journey towards mental well-being. We are dedicated to breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and fostering a safe and supportive environment for all individuals seeking support.
We understand the importance of accessibility when it comes to mental health services. To accommodate a variety of lifestyles and needs, we offer both in-person sessions at our serene, welcoming facility and tele-visits for those who prefer or require the convenience of remote therapy.
We are proud to serve individuals residing in both New York State and Florida. Our mental health services are available to residents in these regions, ensuring that people in need have access to quality care and support. Whether you are located in New York or Florida, our dedicated team is committed to providing comprehensive mental health services, including psychotherapy and medication management for adolescents, children, adults, and couples.
Welcome to the heart of I-View – our remarkable team of mental health practitioners. We are a dynamic group of individuals, united by a common mission: to provide the highest quality mental health care with compassion and understanding.
Connect with us today and let I-View be your trusted partner on your mental health and wellness journey.
Founder, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Abraham Masara is a Board-Certified Family Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, FPMHNP, NPP that focuses on serving children, adolescents adults and geriatrics. He studied at Upstate Medical University, where he earned his Master’s Degree and is currently working on earning his PhD. His experience includes, emergency medicine at several New York City and Syracuse, NY Trauma centers. After working for 7 years in the trauma room his focused transitioned into psychiatry. He gained a wealth of experience working at acute psychiatric emergency rooms, high level of care outpatient clinics and inpatient psychiatric units. His transition to psychiatry was driven by his belief, “you can’t have physical health, without mental health”. This belief directs his holistic approach when consulting with clients. His personal background has allowed him to work with a variety of clients from all walks of life. He offers faith based, culturally sensitive therapy and medication management. Mr. Masara, FPMH, NPP, BC provides bilingual services, he is fluent in English and Spanish.
Medical Collaborator
Dr. Michael Pratts is a Board-Certified psychiatrist in Syracuse, New York and is affiliated with the Brooklyn NY Psychiatric community as well. He has been in practice for over 15 years. He completed his psychiatric residency in California and his fellowship in child and adolescent psychiatry in the Bronx NY giving him a strong background on treating children with PTSD. He’s published a couple of articles on the subject. Links are below. He has also been involved in the study of new psychotropic medications and proper indication for uses.. Dr Pratt headed the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CPEP) program in Syracuse NY.
Psychiatric Provider
Kristine Mims is a Board Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with training and experience treating patients with psychiatric disorders across the lifespan. She studied at Upstate Medical University here in Syracuse, where she received her Master of Science in Nursing in May 2021; and has been working as a PMHNP with I-VIew for the past 2 years. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at SUNY Canton in May 2015. She completed her clinical rotations in several outpatient settings around Onondaga County, caring for people of all ages and backgrounds. She is passionate about providing patient-centered comprehensive mental healthcare to children, adolescents, adults, and geriatrics. She strives to work as a team and be an advocate for people who are struggling. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with family and friends, the beach, boating, camping, and photography. Her favorite piece of advice is to “Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you will realize they were the big things.”
Psychiatric Provider
Brian Frank, PMHNP is from Syracuse Ny. Graduating from Upstate Medical University Psychiatric Nurse program in 2019. He brings 28 years of experience in the medical field and with that experience, he is excited to join the I-view family to work with the community.
Psychiatric Provider
I spent most of my career in emergency medicine, briefly working in the cardiac cath lab, then returning to the emergency department when the pandemic hit. I started at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Syracuse and then spent a few years as a travel nurse in the New York City area, including Long Island, and Westchester. I am board certified in emergency nursing.
I was valedictorian with a 4.0 GPA in Masters Program
and Inducted into Sigma Theta Tau, Omega-at Large chapter 2023, Rho Psi chapter 2013. I was employee of the month in cardiac cath lab and graduated with my BSN Cum Laude, with honors in nursing.
The most inspiring part of my job is knowing that I am helping people make changes that are positively impacting their jobs, families, relationships, and overall satisfaction with their lives. Being a part of someone’s success story is amazing.
I enjoy spending time with my wife, our 2 sons, and our fur-baby Brea. We spend lots of time doing kid stuff, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. I love to travel, go to the beach, and dining out, especially trying local cuisine when out of town. I try to stay active and enjoy practicing martial arts and yoga.
The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given is that anger is a punishment you give yourself for someone else’s mistake. I say it to myself at least once a day and it can completely change the trajectory of my day.
As a serious dessert enthusiast, it’s impossible to choose. In the summer, a nice strawberry shortcake. Fall, a warm apple cobbler a la mode, and s’mores for BBQs and other outdoor festivities, although I will disclose that I have an indoor marshmallow roaster for s’mores any time. Creme brulee when you’re very full from dinner but still want dessert, cannolis when out for Italian, unless you’re at Francesca’s, then it’s their insanely delicious butter cake. I love tiramisu, but only when my wife makes it, and I will always order a chocolate lava cake if it is on the menu. Of course, a classic oreo dessert is the go-to for any place, time of year, or occasion, but to not mention these other fabulous desserts would be a crime against sweets.
Psychiatric Provider
Linda, LPN, is a highly skilled and dedicated nurse with an extensive background spanning over two decades in the field of healthcare. Her career has been marked by a profound commitment to patient well-being, particularly in the specialized areas of ICU Psychiatry and medication management.
Throughout her career, Linda has demonstrated an exceptional level of expertise in providing care to individuals with complex psychiatric conditions in the intensive care unit. Her invaluable experience in ICU Psychiatry has equipped her with a deep understanding of the unique needs and challenges faced by patients in this specialized setting.
One of Linda’s primary focuses is ensuring the timely administration of medications and managing prior authorizations for our clients. Her meticulous attention to detail and dedication to ensuring patients receive their medications on schedule have been integral in maintaining their well-being and treatment efficacy.
In addition to her responsibilities in medication management, Linda plays a pivotal role in overseeing our ketamine program. Her expertise in this area allows her to effectively manage and monitor the program, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive care and support throughout their treatment journey.
Linda’s passion for nursing extends beyond her duties; her genuine care and empathy toward patients have earned her respect and gratitude from both colleagues and those under her care. Her dedication to improving the lives of patients through personalized care and her unwavering commitment to excellence make her an invaluable asset to our healthcare team.
Her wealth of experience, coupled with her specialized skills in ICU Psychiatry and meticulous medication management, exemplifies Linda’s unwavering commitment to enhancing patient outcomes and providing compassionate care to all.
Therapy Director
Nicole’s career path started as a coach and high school teacher of Military Science, Government and Social Studies and she launched her Social Work career working with survivors of violence and sex trafficking, diving into PTSD treatment, family systems, and maternal wellness. She later transitioned to research in a language academy as a school Social Worker working with children living in poverty. Since then, she is proud to say she has worked in the clinical capacity in private practice, universities, government agencies and with a variety of community non-profit agencies as an advocate, case manager, database developer, program manager and website designer. Nicole is a firm believer in whole-body wellness, the healing power of laughter and teaching resilience.
Nicole has received the Daughters of the American Revolution Award, Veterans of Foreign Wars Award and has been featured in NPR and USA Today for work with Homeless Individuals. Her art has been displayed at the Nevada Museum of Art and she has received several national awards.
Nicole’s inspiration comes from her clients. Every client has an inspiring story, in that they have made it this far and continue to keep going.
Nicole is a native Nevadan and she relocated to New York in 2017. She enjoys the rural life; being outdoors, gardening, animals, homesteading and all things holistic–Herbology, Yoga, and Eastern Medicine. In her spare time she enjoys eating/cooking ethnic food, traveling the world, researching genealogy and making all varieties of art. As a first generation American, she loves learning more about people’s cultures, practices and history. Nicole is a published Children’s book illustrator, a Certified Personal Trainer with a Nutrition Certificate and is currently studying to be a Wilderness Therapist.
The best piece of advice she’s ever been given is: “There are 2 kinds of people; those with ‘issues’ and those that are dead.”
Nicole’s favorite dessert is Chocolate Opera Cake from Demel’s in Vienna
Therapy Supervisor
Enrique is a classically trained therapist who has been educated and experienced in individual, couples, family, and group therapy. He collaborates with individuals and couples to focus on what they want to change through attention to the communicative and interactional systems they interface in, including approaches in Strategic Therapy, Structural Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Solution Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and several other personal change approaches that involve one’s behavioral and emotive challenges.
His approach as a therapist is, to quote Carl Rodgers, “How can I provide a relationship which this person may use for his/her own personal growth?”
Therapist
Mary Prisca Eleanya LMSW is a compassionate, thoughtful social worker therapist with extensive background in optometry who has passion in helping others overcome some life’s challenges and empower individuals towards their journey to well-being. Committed to empathy and active listening in a non-judgmental manner and offering emotional support, helping patients to make positive changes in their lives. Provide counseling on depression, anxiety, grief counseling, and anger management and management of personality disorders. Work with individuals in all age groups, teenagers, young adults and adults.
Mary Prisca has been in the field of Psychotherapy and Telehealth since 2020. She graduated from Fordham University New York Graduate School of Social Service in 2018. She sees therapy as a safe environment for patients to discuss their past or current challenges of life and work for a better future. She provides space for patients to be listened to, offering emotional support, empathy and compassion. She believes every patient is unique and needs to be treated with utmost respect. She is determined to work with patients until they achieve their well-being.
Mary Prisca welcomes conversation about beliefs and faith upon patient’s request and offers Christian informed counseling if that is the pathway chosen by the patient. She is committed to continuous learning and growth.
Outside her work, she spends time on meditation, community life, connecting to family and friends and daily exercises. She takes joy in singing.
Therapist
My purpose in therapy is your purpose in therapy. There can be many things that can trouble us in life and I believe nobody should go through those things alone.
After graduating from Syracuse University with a Master’s Degree in Social Work, I committed to helping others reach their fullest potential. I utilize different approaches and perspectives in therapy that allows for a treatment plan that works for you.
I enjoy working with individuals of all diversities. We all come from unique family dynamics, environments, and belief systems that have either challenged or supported us in our journey. It’s my goal to help you identify needs, develop individual insight, and explore relationship and generational patterns.
I invite you to share your story with me in a place where confidentiality exists and judgement does not.
Marriage & Family Therapist
My name is Yue Jiang. I am a marriage & family therapist. I have been educated specifically in couples, family, child therapy and trauma focused therapy.
The most inspiring part of my job is that I am able to witness those relationship dynamic changes happening in the therapy room and I am able to help people search for their own possibilities. I am an introvert outside of work and love to stay with my beloved cat Myrtle.
The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given is “Trust the process”.
My favorite dessert is pineapple pie.
Therapist
“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” (Hebrews 11:1)
Sameerah works with individuals from all walks of life. Her work has been with children, adolescents, adults managing life transitions, trauma, stress/anxiety, depression, parents and families. She often works with people struggling with lack of connection and has difficulty finding their purpose. She has worked for many years with individuals who have been incarcerated and reentry into society. She also greatly enjoys working with individuals who are willing to think outside the box, working as a team and embrace change.
Sameerah wants to help you access your inner strength with an approach that is tailored specifically to you. It is not always easy to seek out help or to make a commitment to a process of self-exploration and self-discovery. She enjoys being part of this process for individuals who are willing to invest the time and energy towards improving their lives. Guess what, if you are not there yet, she will meet you where you are and will work with you to reach where God intended you to be in life.
Sameerah strives to create a safe, non-judgmental space where individuals can feel supported and cared for as they explore, examine and challenge themselves to experiment with new ways of thinking about and engaging in their lives. If you want to pray you can do that together.
She believes in treating people with love and kindness. “We can do all things through Christ who strengths us.” She takes a strengths based approach to her work with clients to best meet their needs. She believes that if you just take the first step, we can take the second step together. You are not alone! Let’s do this! Congratulations you’re on your way!
Therapist
I am a therapist and social worker with a background working in community-based mental health. My experience is primarily working with individuals experiencing persistent mental illness and co-occurring substance use disorders. I received my MSW from Silberman College and am currently licensed in New York State as an LMSW. I am based in Brooklyn, NY and hail from the South. I aim to conduct therapy from a person-centered, strengths-based, and harm- reduction approach. I believe in the power of the therapeutic dyad to make meaningful changes one’s life.
Therapist, Habla Español
Diego a trabajado defendiendo la comunidad indigente, marginada, y desatendida en la ciudad de
Nueva York en los ultimos quince (15) años. El tiene amplia experiencia trabajando con personas que sufren con diagnosticos de uso de sustancias, traumas, y salud mental. El se graduo con su maestria en trabajo social de Hunter College Silberman School of Social Work en el 2017.
El recibio una beca del Departmento de Salud e Higiene Mental (DOHMH) de la ciudad de Nueva York. Diego aporta una actitud entusiasta y positiva a su enfoque de su practica terapeutica para ayudar a las personas a alcanzar sus propios objetivos personales de salud mental. Tiene experiencia en Terapia Cognitivo Conductal a traves de asesoramiento individual
y grupal. Diego, despues de haber emigrado de America Latina en los años 90, ha pasado gran parte de su tiempo tratando de romper las barreras culturales y estigmas de la salud mental dentro de la comunidade de inmigrantes. En su tiempo libre, Diego es un entusiasta del cine y la musica. Le gusta caminar, trotar, y jugar futbol.
Therapist
Dawn Spann earned a master’s degree in social work from NYU in 2004. Dawn has worked in a variety of settings and positions including family therapist at an outpatient drug treatment program, a reproductive health counselor and assessment specialist and manager in the healthcare system.
Dawn is an empowerment-focused social worker dedicated to creating a safe, positive, and caring environment for all clients. Dawn works to promote emotional wellness through encouragement and support and believes everyone is entitled to quality mental health care.
Therapist
I have worked within behavioral health for approximately 20 years in New York City and earned my LMSW in the process. I have worked with many individuals from marginalized communities who have experienced trauma, substance use, alcohol use, persistent mental health, and many other situations that impede daily living. I have earned awards for Hispanic Heritage and from the Patient Advocates Office. The most inspiring part of my work is being a tool for individuals to realize their strengths and values.
Outside of work I enjoy spending time with my family and cooking for them. I also enjoy crocheting.
The best piece of advice I’ve ever been given is it is never too late to learn something new. My favorite dessert is chocolate, strawberry and banana filled cake.
Office Manager Assistant
Logrimaris Gonzalez moved to the U.S at the age of 7. She is fluent in both Spanish and English and has worked in customer service for 8 Years. She likes to think of herself as a kind and caring person who loves to help other as much as she can. Here at I-View, we work as a team to Provide the help and assistance to those in need. We have given her the opportunity to help Hispanic and Latinos who don’t have the means of communicating to our English-speaking staff, helping them get the care that they need. Her Motto is “Treat people as you would like to be treated” she always thought that treating each other kindly can help create a happier society.
Office Manager