Learn More Learn More How do you know when it’s time to call a therapist? Teenagers are notoriously difficult, after all, and you probably heard something like “you think this is hard? just wait until they’re a teen!” many times during early childhood. Is the moodiness, irritability, and crying normal development and puberty? Or is … Read more

Learn More Learn More As a Gordon Therapy Group psychologist and former college counseling center therapist, I often see college students struggle to develop their independence while balancing their academics. For many students, it can be challenging to manage every aspect of their life all at once. College students are not just responsible for studying … Read more

A parent comes in and says “I don’t understand why Jimmy won’t talk at school! He loves playing games with his siblings and we practice our letters together every day. Why is he being like this? I could tell he was nervous when I dropped him off on the first day of kindergarten, but why … Read more

You’ve known you had an anxious kiddo for years. They were always a little reluctant to separate, the first to articulate a worry, and would tell you they were scared of….fill in the blank: vomiting, dogs, mean kids, spiders, the dark, climate change, death… You talk to your pediatrician, and s/he gives you several names … Read more

If you work in New York long enough, you notice something about burnout — it does not show up all at once. It accumulates. The late nights start feeling normal, the weekend emails creep in, and eventually your nervous system begins to treat rest like an interruption. By the time most adults ask for help, … Read more