What Do Different Types of Anxiety Have in Common?
Are you curious about the different types of anxiety and what they have in common? Read this blog post from myTherapyNYC.
September 29, 2022
Are you curious about the different types of anxiety and what they have in common? Read this blog post from myTherapyNYC.
Are you interested in deepening your understanding of gender diversity and gender transitions? Read this blog post.
As a therapist, I have come to work in a specific manner. This can best be described as experiential psychotherapy. This is also true for
Play is vital to life. It is a sign of health. Its absence can indicate illness. But what is play? It is a word we
Practicing Compassion to Reduce Stress And Build Resilience [Transcript] Today we’ll be exploring how practicing compassion to reduce stress can help build resilience. I’ll be
Exploring and stabilizing self-esteem is often at the heart of psychotherapy. Clients share a great deal with their therapist over the course of treatment. Over
Bring Self-Compassion into Mindfulness [Transcript] In this blog, I will be discussing how safety, connection, and self-compassion can deeply support mindfulness practices. Common challenges during
All of us have ideas of what psychotherapy looks like, often based on media representations from movies or television. These ideas frequently include a medical
Have you had an adverse religious experience? Read this blog to learn how to manage your religious trauma and move toward healing.
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Meditation is everywhere these days—from subway ads promoting the latest meditation app to the ten quiet minutes at the end of a yoga class, or even a New York Times article proclaiming it as the key to happiness. But many of us don’t know how to meditate. Maybe you’ve dabbled in it yourself: sitting on… Continue reading How to Meditate: Finding the Practice That Fits You
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In this video, psychotherapist Rian Bodner explores the concept of creating a positive relationship with your negative mind through a practice called “The Art of Assuming Love.” The sympathetic nervous system wires our brains with a negativity bias—activating our built-in fight, flight, freeze, or fawn response to protect us.This often leads us to misinterpret others’… Continue reading Have a Positive Relationship With Your Mind: The Art of Assuming Love [Video]
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