Private Practice Inc

11/29/2022

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Molly is a licensed clinical social worker who received her master’s degree in clinical social work with a focus on mental health from Columbia University. She has experience working with a wide range of populations and ages, from adolescents through adulthood. She works with clients wh...

10/11/2022

NY therapist available accepts most insurances for evening appts.

Molly is a licensed clinical social worker who received her master’s degree in clinical social work with a focus on mental health from Columbia University. She has experience working with a wide range of populations and ages, from adolescents through adulthood. She works with clients wh...

08/19/2020

https://time.com/5544180/why-therapists-break-up-with-their-patients/

Nearly every therapist has had to do it at some point

07/10/2020

Something to consider before we pop the new "exercise in a bottle" pill. Could this in turn demotivate people to stay physically fit and result in unforeseen negative consequences on our psychological and physical well-being? Thoughts? Would you take this?

The brain benefits of exercise may be linked to a single protein called “GPLD1.”

04/04/2020

Research has shown that loneliness elicits similar neural responses as hunger: feelings of desire and craving. Amid the coronavirus pandemic that we are currently facing, those who are living alone are experiencing the highest levels of loneliness simply because they don't have anyone to physically interact with.

A lot of us have found ourselves eating a lot more than before because of lockdown. High levels of stress and anxiety, and just the notion of uncertainty is causing many of us to engage in stress eating.

The notion that loneliness triggers cravings similar to hunger demonstrates why being alone during lockdown can cause us to yearn for physical contact with others.

We understand that this crisis can have increasing effects on feelings of loneliness and we want you to know that we are here to support and help you.

People are starving for human contact. As the US approaches nearly one month since the coronavirus pandemic prompted Americans to isolate themselves from family and friends outside the home, many h…

04/03/2020

Hi all,

We realize that we are living in an unprecedented time because of COVID-19 and many of us are feeling emotions such as anxiety, fear, worry, sadness, etc,. We would like to provide virtual group therapy sessions to anyone who would like to partake. Discussions will surround the topic of COVID-19 and how we can manage our emotions and feelings that surround it. Group therapy has been proven to be effective, especially when individuals are dealing with the same issue, therefore we believe that in a time like this, it can be extremely beneficial. The days/times that we will be holding the group therapy sessions will be based on what is best for the majority of people. Our goal is to help you with as much support and guidance as we can through this difficult time of uncertainty.

Please email Jennifer at info@privatepractice-inc.com and Stephanie at stephanie@privatepractice-inc.com if interested. Everyone is welcome to join!

Best,
Private Practice Inc.

03/11/2020

We understand that there is a lot of confusion and paranoia surrounding the coronavirus situation. We encourage those who are interested in scheduling sessions to reach out to us - we are here to help and can offer remote sessions. We will be able to accommodate you remotely through Doxy.me which is HIPAA compliant.

Learning the news of a potential pandemic entering the U.S. can stir up panic and anxiety.

03/08/2020

It's terrific to see employers support their teams. Let's continue to make Mental Health a priority!

Companies are facing a generation of young workers with higher rates of reported mental illness and greater expectations of accommodation, putting managers under pressure to adapt.

03/05/2020

Why you should join us for group therapy!

Group therapy for mental health treatment can be just what the doctor ordered to help you better cope. Learn about the many benefits of participating in group.