The following tips will help you make the most of online therapy: create a quiet and comfortable space, remove distractions and protect your privacy.
Succeeding in Therapy: Tips for Making the Most of the Opportunity
Once you make the decision to seek therapy—whether to process a traumatic event, treat a specific mental illness or to improve your overall health and well-being—you’ve taken a huge step …
How to Find the Best New York Psychotherapists
Living in New York City and wondering how to find the best New York psychotherapists? We outline some tips on getting the help you need.
Understanding How Sliding Scale Therapy Works
Psychotherapy is a useful tool for people in many difficult circumstances. Deciding to see a psychotherapist is the first step to getting relief. It can present light at the end …
How to Find a Therapist in NYC
Some people have equated the process of finding the right therapist to “dating around,” and you may have some dud dates before you find “the one.” To help you navigate this complex process more easily, we’ve compiled the following brief guide to help you narrow the search for the right psychotherapist in NYC.
The Benefits of Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy is commonly recommended for the treatment of depression and/or anxiety. Because psychotherapy centers largely around self-exploration, it can be highly useful for people seeking to improve themselves and know themselves better, those wanting help reaching their goals, and those who simply want to live a life free from harmful habits and past conditioning.
Different Types of Psychotherapy Explained
Here’s a quick guide to the most widely-practiced therapeutic approaches: CBT, DBT, Psychodynamic, Humanistic, Gestalt, Person-Centered therapies.
Five Myths About Therapy Debunked
Misconceptions have plagued the mental health field for decades. In the information era, though, it’s easier than ever to fact check many of the most common myths about treatment for depression, anxiety and beyond. Even with search engines at our fingertips, misconceptions still persist. If you’re considering therapy but have reservations, it’s worth exploring the truth behind many of the most common myths about the process. Here are five:
