who we are
Mpower Counseling is a social work practice dedicated to support individuals and families struggling to understand “what happened,” “how did I get here,” “why me.”
The effects of emotional stress is real and profound coupled with substance use it can be devastating to individuals as well as families. We are here to help. Your story does not have to end here–change it today.
At Mpower Counseling, your struggle is not your story. That is what I was told once during my journey and have grown to make it my credo. Your struggle is not your story as your condition does not define you. Take the first step.
Meet the Team
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Founder & Owner
Larisa Correa, LCSW
Larisa Correa, LCSW, MSW, SiFi
As a bilingual, bicultural, Latinx, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Therapist, Healer, and Life Coach, with over a decade of experience, I have dedicated my practice to working with individuals, centering wholeness with an intersectional approach to understanding the situation–the Who, What, Where, When, and How. In session, you will experience authenticity, empathy, and humor as I bring a humanistic approach to each session.
I graduated from New York University Silver School of Social Work. I earned a Master of Social Work in 2013 and my clinical license in 2018. I am licensed in New York and Florida and supervise MSW and LMSW students in New York.
Mental Health Clinician
Avigail David, LMSW
I am a Licensed Master Social Worker dedicated to providing compassionate, culturally responsive, and strength-based care that supports resilience, personal growth, and overall well-being. I specialize in working with neurodivergent
individuals, particularly those who are autistic or have AuDHD, and strive to create an affirming, collaborative therapeutic space where clients feel understood and empowered.
I also have experience working with individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+, survivors of trauma and people coping with cancer, and those navigating life within—or transitioning away from—orthodox religious communities. My
approach is rooted in respect for each client's unique identity, lived experience, and strengths, with the goal of helping them
build meaningful, sustainable change.
I earned my MSW from Stony Brook University.