What We Do
Clinical support, consulting, research & academic writing, organizing, youth mentorship, promoting of events.
June Pride
Want to join the committee for June Pride 2024?
Email: mackenzie.lerario@greenburghpride.org
Z Paige L’Erario, MD, MSW (They/them/Doctor)
“I learned how to heal human beings in medical school; as a social worker, I am learning to advocate for their humanity”
Dr. L’Erario is a NY-state licensed physician and board-certified neurologist. They are currently a graduate student of social service at Fordham University where they perform their trans healthcare activism and study functional neurological disorder (FND). They are the Vice-Chair of the LGBTQI Section of the American Academy of Neurology and are on the editorial board of Neurology: Clinical Practice. They identify as White, Italian-American, transfeminine, nonbinary, pansexual, homoromantic, neurodivergent, and in recovery from a mental health disability.
Jennie R Kogan, LMSW (She/they)
“We are complicated, and we are more than any one diagnosis or label.”
Jennie’s practice is informed by trainings in social justice and anti-oppression, trauma-informed counseling, and motivational interviewing as well as by identities as white, queer, Jewish, and gender-nonconforming. They are passionate about people in the fullness of their stories. Jennie’s style combines elements of empathy, creativity, occasional humor, and directness. They focus on strengths and use motivational interviewing to enhance one’s intrinsic motivation and confidence that is needed to make changes in life. They like to combine traditional talk therapy with role plays and/or somatic or writing exercises when desired.
Tina Maschi PhD, LCSW, ACSW (She/her/hers)
Oft referred to as the common person’s philosopher and creator of the Caring Justice Approach, Prof. Maschi is a writer/author, scholar, researcher/scientist, practitioner, teacher, artist/musician and global citizen who cares deeply about humanity, all living beings, and our universal environment. She strives to make her work accessible through academic and public sectors new thought, scientific research, and creative works. Dr. Maschi also is a licensed clinical social worker with over 30 years of practice experience working helping individuals, families, and communities to address trauma, stress, and coping resilience. She also is a professional educator and trainer that includes in the areas of trauma, stress, and coping and the integration of the arts, science, and spirituality, in our daily lives and work.
Join Our Team
We are seeking justice-minded, patient-centered, strength-based mental health professionals and neurologists in New York State interested in working with the transgender, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming communities via telemedicine.
Email inquiries to: mackenzie.lerario@greenburghpride.org