Sarita Broda is the co-founder of Mindful Therapy Institute and a Marriage and Family Therapist who believes healing is not just about feeling better — it’s about understanding yourself more deeply and living with greater intention. Driven by a deep curiosity about people and what shapes us, she creates a space where clients feel safe to slow down, reflect, and engage in the kind of work that leads to meaningful, lasting change.

Sarita works with individuals, couples, and families navigating a wide range of experiences, from relationship challenges and life transitions to personal growth and emotional healing. Her approach is calm, collaborative, and exploratory. Sessions often feel less like traditional problem-solving and more like a process of uncovering — helping clients connect the dots between their past, their patterns, and the life they want to create. She is currently completing her Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy certification through Numinus.

Drawing from multiple therapeutic modalities, Sarita tailors her work to each individual while balancing practical tools with deeper emotional and relational exploration. She supports couples in strengthening communication and intimacy, and helps individuals move through anxiety, identity shifts, relational struggles, and periods of transition with greater clarity and self-understanding.

Born in Bogotá and raised in Miami, Sarita now calls New York City home. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from New York University and a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Northwestern University. Her own journey across cultures, cities, and stages of life deeply informs the empathetic, whole-person care she brings to her work.