The People Behind Project inMOTION
A team of deeply human clinicians who believe healing happens through relationship, movement, and genuine connection.
Our Founders
Sara Czworniak, LCSW
Co-Founder | Bilingual: Spanish / English
Sara is a passionate and deeply intentional clinician whose work is rooted in both personal experience and professional dedication. After navigating her own childhood experience with cancer, Sara developed a strong commitment to supporting individuals facing health and mental health challenges.
Her work focuses on creating innovative, movement-based and relationship-centered approaches that support emotional development, regulation, and social connection. Sara has extensive experience working with neurodivergent individuals and families, including providing Early Intervention services and community-based support.
She integrates movement, social-emotional learning, and strengths-based practices to create sessions that are engaging, empowering, and individualized.
Her work focuses on creating innovative, movement-based and relationship-centered approaches that support emotional development, regulation, and social connection. Sara has extensive experience working with neurodivergent individuals and families, including providing Early Intervention services and community-based support.
She integrates movement, social-emotional learning, and strengths-based practices to create sessions that are engaging, empowering, and individualized.
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Emotional Regulation
Early Childhood Development
Family Support & Coaching
A little more about Sara
Sara has over 20 years of experience in dance — jazz, hip hop, and contemporary — and continues to bring movement into her work and daily life. She trains in boxing and loves exploring NYC's Latin dance scene.
Giana Quinterno, LCSW
Co-Founder
Giana brings a warm, energetic, and relationship-centered approach to her work. With years of experience in NYC public schools and Early Intervention, she has supported children and families across a wide range of developmental, emotional, and behavioral needs.
Her background includes working with Deaf and hard of hearing students, as well as providing counseling and crisis support in school settings from early childhood through adolescence. Giana is especially passionate about social-emotional development and creating spaces where young people feel confident, supported, and connected.
She integrates movement, play, and collaboration into her sessions, always meeting clients where they are and building from their strengths.
Her background includes working with Deaf and hard of hearing students, as well as providing counseling and crisis support in school settings from early childhood through adolescence. Giana is especially passionate about social-emotional development and creating spaces where young people feel confident, supported, and connected.
She integrates movement, play, and collaboration into her sessions, always meeting clients where they are and building from their strengths.
Social-Emotional Development
ADHD & Behavioral Challenges
Dance Movement Therapy
Early Childhood Development
A little more about Giana
Originally from Rhode Island, Giana loves dance and movement on and off the stage. She founded and coached a competitive cheerleading team in NYC and is currently working toward certification in Dance/Movement Therapy.
Our Clinicians
Meet the full team
Every member of the Project inMOTION team is thoughtfully chosen for their clinical skill, their warmth, and their genuine belief that healing happens through relationship — not just technique.
Grace Hamel, LMSW
Clinician
Grace is a thoughtful and compassionate clinician with a strong foundation in social-emotional development and neurodivergent support. Her work is deeply informed by years of experience with autistic individuals and a commitment to advocacy and inclusive care. She integrates movement, play, and relationship-based approaches to support growth, communication, and emotional regulation. Her background also includes leadership in social justice and advocacy work, particularly supporting BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities.
Neurodiversity
Identity Development (Teens)
Creative Arts & Play Therapy
Caregiver Support
A little more about Grace
Grace enjoys swimming, rowing, and Latin dance, and is passionate about integrating movement into therapeutic spaces — including combining swimming with social-emotional learning.
Andrea Cordova McCadney, LCAT-LP Drama Therapist
Bilingual: Spanish / English
Andrea is a bilingual drama therapist whose work is grounded in creativity, community, and authentic expression. Originally from Puerto Rico, her early experiences with play, movement, and connection continue to shape her therapeutic approach. She integrates drama therapy, movement, and storytelling to support individuals in expressing themselves in ways that go beyond words — co-creating spaces where clients feel safe to show up fully as themselves. Her experience spans children in schools, older adults, and individuals living with dementia.
Creative Arts & Drama Therapy
Emotional Expression
Adolescent Support
Bilingual Services
A little more about Andrea
Andrea is a co-founder of a Playback Theatre troupe, helping bring personal stories to life through performance. She loves dancing and embraces movement as a form of expression — even in everyday, spontaneous moments.
Krissy Raisner, LMSW
NYU Graduate | Clinician
Krissy is a dedicated and thoughtful clinician who brings both clinical excellence and creativity into her work. A graduate of NYU with high honors, she has experience supporting young people in both community and therapeutic settings. Her approach is strengths-based and grounded in connection, with a focus on helping clients build regulation, confidence, and self-awareness. Krissy integrates movement and creative expression into her work, recognizing their powerful role in emotional wellness.
Adolescents & Young Adults
Emotional Regulation
Trauma-Informed Support
Creative Expression
A little more about Krissy
Krissy enjoys kickboxing, rock climbing, and visual arts. Movement and creativity are central to both her personal wellness and her clinical approach.
Our Philosophy as a Team
Consistent, connected, and collaborative
At Project inMOTION, we are more than a group of individual clinicians — we are a connected team.
Consistency of Care
Clients are thoughtfully matched with a clinician and meet regularly with the same therapist to build trust, safety, and continuity over time.
Relationship-First Approach
We believe meaningful change happens through connection. Every interaction is grounded in respect, curiosity, and genuine care.
Collaborative Support
As an interdisciplinary practice, our team consults with one another to provide coordinated, thoughtful care — always maintaining confidentiality and professional standards.
Together, we create a space where individuals and families feel supported not just by one clinician but by a team!