New England Psychiatry

11/27/2024

Thanksgiving is here! 🍁 While it is a wonderful time to celebrate with family and feasts, we wish to acknowledge that it can also be a time of significant stress for many.
Some practical ways to help manage this stress include setting healthy boundaries, mindful breathing, making time for self care and of course, positive affirmations.
If you find yourself struggling to cope with the upcoming holiday season, please feel free to contact our office for guidance and support.
We wish everyone a very happy and stigma free Thanksgiving.

11/12/2024

11/11/2024

To all the courageous men and women who have served our country, we thank you for your willingness to serve, your commitment and sacrifice. 🇺🇸

11/06/2024

Stress, when unmanaged, can cause low self-esteem, insecurity, demotivation, and even physical illness. Fortunately, there are healthy practices of managing stress.
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“Just when the caterpillar thought the world was ending, he turned into a butterfly.”

10/30/2024

Small steps lead to big victories in your mental health journey.

11/11/2022

From the bottom of our hearts. Eternally grateful for your service.

11/11/2022

We are now actively accepting new patients of all ages in Connecticut!

07/06/2022

06/30/2022

We oftentimes fail to recognize that clinical health and mental health are symbiotic. As many as 60% of breast cancer patients will develop depression at some point during the disease process; is it safe to say that uncontrolled anxiety can be a root cause of hypertension?
Why aren’t we addressing our mood disorders with the same level of attention as our diabetes? When left untreated do they not both markedly impact quality of life?

06/29/2022

06/28/2022

As we come to the end of PTSD Awareness Month NEP would like to take this opportunity to let the of the US Armed Services know we are grateful for the service they have provided and the sacrifices they have made.

Please spread awareness of , community resources, and how you can help by visiting ptsd.va.gov