To get to the root of what is bothering you, it helps to work with a therapist who can support you in going deeper.
Read MorePeople can cause themselves suffering when they judge, avoid or try to suppress what they perceive as negative emotions or unpleasant feelings, and fare better when they learn to make peace with them.
Read MoreThe success of this relationship relies on understanding the emotions that underlie a partner’s response to stress.
Read MoreTherapy isn’t just about coping, but learning to thrive through positive emotions.
Read MoreSelf-protective responses to shame can be a source of misunderstanding and lead to ruptures in relationships.
Read MoreAmbivalent about therapy? It may signal deeper growth—or that you’ve outgrown your therapist.
Read MoreFeeling unsure about therapy? It can open transformative work or show it’s time to move on.
Read MoreBefriending your emotions impacts your experiences and your ability to work with your emotions rather than feeling controlled by them.
Read MoreExperiencing anger to increase confidence, feel calmer, buoy your mood, practice healthy boundaries, improve your relationships, and demand justice.
Read MoreMany people struggle with procrastination, but are not in touch with why they are avoiding these tasks in the first place.
Read MoreMany New Yorkers experience anxiety on a daily basis but are uncertain how to decrease the negative effects that this stress has on their body - Somatic therapy can help.
Read MoreTherapy is one outlet that can help ground you in a frenetic place like New York City. This article outlines 3 ways that therapy can help you cope with New York City’s high speed environment.
Read MoreThough anxiety and stress are used interchangeably, they are distinct; understanding the difference helps determine an effective plan for treatment. Read more.
Read MoreClimate change anxiety can feel overwhelming to deal with. Yet DST therapist Melanie Berkowitz says that much of climate anxiety is actually healthy.
Read MoreWorkers don’t always have the kinds of resources to leave a toxic and unhealthy work environment. This kind of violation is called ‘Institutional Betrayal,’ a term coined by psychologist and researcher, Dr. Jennifer Freyd.
Read MoreMany couples avoid talking about infidelity, or are only able to access anger, and as a result never get around to processing the grief, sadness and loss of trust that the infidelity caused.
Read MoreDo you struggle with anxiety and wonder how somatic therapy can help? Anxiety actually starts out as a physiological response to feelings you have learned are not ok to feel.
Read MorePairing psychotherapy and ketamine in a process called ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) can facilitate incredible long-term healing.
Read MoreAttachment figures - caregivers or romantic partners - provide a sense of safety. But what happens when things don’t feel secure with our partners?
Read MoreYour early experiences of love and care influence how you anticipate getting your needs met in your relationships
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