12 May 2016

Two Amazing Years in North Brooklyn

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  All that’s happened! Two years ago we had this idea that North Brooklyn could benefit from a quality therapy practice serving the needs of individuals and couples.  We had a thought that there was a need, but we had … Read More

2 May 2016

Feel an Argument Coming On? Here are 4 Ways to Help Manage Physiological Arousal

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  This article was originally written for WellnessFX, a digital health company based out of San Francisco, CA. For the full article, click here. Can you remember the last time you were in a heated argument? How did you feel? … Read More

12 Apr 2016

Before popping THE question, which others should be asked?

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  Will you marry me? This is a question posed all over the world by couples of all races, cultures, sexual orientations, religious backgrounds, etc.  While society has romanticized most facets of marriage and businesses have profited off of most … Read More

21 Mar 2016

There’s no “I” in Team – Increasing Empathy and Improving Communication in a Changing Workforce

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According to the BusinessDictionary, the definition of group norms is an “unspoken and often unwritten set of informal rules that govern individual behaviors in a group.” As a systemic therapist, the concept of group norms setting both the tone and … Read More

16 Feb 2016

Standing your ground in an argument: Is it worth it?

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  Do you know that frustrated feeling you get in an argument when you just know that you’re right but you are not being heard by your partner? Well, you’re not alone. As a systemic therapist, I see couple after … Read More

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