We provide in person psychotherapy as well as telepsychology, and due to PsyPact mobility we are now able to practice telepsychology across state boundaries.
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Navigating the Peaks and Valleys of Divorce: A Personal Reflection
By. Meredith Holstein, M.Ed. Divorce is often like a rollercoaster ride, with its ups and downs, twists and turns that can leave one feeling both exhilarated and drained. As someone who has traversed this tumultuous terrain, I’ve come to understand that navigating the peaks and valleys requires a steady hand and a mindful approach. In…
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60 Second Parenting Hack
By. Dr. Alyson Nerenberg, Here is a way to improve your parenting skills and is effective with all of your children no matter what age they are: Simply ask them one single question: “What could I do to be a better parent for you?” Or simply “How can I improve my parenting of you?” Then…
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4 Things I Learned Being an Intern in Private Practice
By. Rachel Troob, Psychology Intern As I sit down to reflect on my time as an intern at Dr. Alyson Nerenberg’s private practice, I am overwhelmed with a mix of emotions. The experience has been transformative and filled with valuable lessons that I will carry with me throughout my career and life. From witnessing the…
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Embracing Self-Love on Valentine’s Day: A Therapist’s Perspective
By. Rachel Troob, Valentine’s Day is often associated with expressions of love towards others, but it’s equally important to turn inward and practice self-love. As a mental health therapist, I understand the significance of nurturing our mental well-being, and Valentine’s Day can serve as a beautiful opportunity for self-reflection and self-care.
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Time to Disconnect
By. Carly Blumenthal, The world is constantly shifting around us, and it can be hard to keep up with the everlasting new trends, technologies, and social changes. From my experience with patients, I have learned that a lot of teens and young adults are affected by the power of social media.
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Halloween Anxiety
By. Rachel Troob, Halloween is meant to be an exciting holiday where we dress up and gather with friends. However, Halloween can also be an overwhelming holiday that brings up feelings of anxiety and fear. There’s the anxiety around the actual event of Halloween: the frightening costumes, haunted houses, and big gatherings.