Dr. ESTHER ACOSTA, PsyD
Mental health →Telehealth platform
Amwell
Session types
Video & Phone
Languages
English
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About
Dr. Esther Acosta is a board-certified psychologist who helps students and adolescents navigate anxiety, depression, and behavioral challenges through evidence-based virtual care. Her school-based expertise enables her to address academic stress and social adjustment issues that often interfere with learning and growth. Patients work with Dr. Acosta to develop coping strategies and emotional resilience, emerging from treatment with greater confidence and improved functioning in school and home environments.
Services offered
Dr. Acosta specializes in treating anxiety, depression, and stress-related concerns in school-age children and adolescents through secure telehealth consultations. She utilizes cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and other evidence-based therapeutic approaches tailored to each patient's unique needs and developmental stage. Her work focuses on identifying the root causes of emotional and behavioral difficulties—whether tied to academic pressure, social relationships, or life transitions—and equipping patients with practical coping tools. Typical virtual sessions involve collaborative exploration of concerns, skill-building exercises, and homework assignments designed to reinforce progress between appointments. Dr. Acosta accepts new patients for ongoing therapy and is experienced in working with families navigating school-related mental health challenges.