I’m Harrison Tract, LCSW, founder of Apex Minds Psychotherapy.

I began my professional life in finance, an experience that gave me a close view of how high performance and internal struggle often coexist. My own recovery journey and over a decade of sobriety inform the way I work today, shaping a clinical style that is clear, grounded, and oriented toward meaningful change.

After graduating from Emory University, I began my career in finance and later transitioned into clinical work. I trained as a substance use counselor at Hazelden Betty Ford, one of the country’s leading treatment centers for addiction and recovery, where I worked closely with individuals and families navigating substance use disorders. I then joined Ellenhorn in New York City, a nationally respected program specializing in complex psychiatric and substance use conditions. There, I served as the Integrated Dual Diagnosis Coordinator, overseeing addiction treatment across the New York program and collaborating closely with patients, families, and multidisciplinary clinical teams before entering private practice.

At Apex Minds Psychotherapy, I lead the practice and remain closely involved in the clinical work. I provide direct supervision and clinical oversight, bringing the same clinical depth and rigor that has shaped my own practice into the care we offer. Our approach is psychoanalytic and relational, designed for people who value depth, discretion, and traction rather than surface-level solutions. We pay close attention to affect, including what is happening in the body as patterns emerge in real time, and integrate insight with action. The therapy relationship itself becomes a place to understand long-standing dynamics and create durable change. This is a space for people who carry significant responsibility and want clarity, steadiness, and engagement that holds up under pressure.