Are you feeling irritated, agitated and just not in sync? You may be feeling out of touch or disoriented to the world, and even, to your own body. Somatic experience is a method that helps you reconnect to your mind and body.
I’ve provided some easy to use somatic tools to help you find calm and ease during coronavirus, and during any time in your life when you’re needing some tools to help you lessen the panic, the fear and the worry, and find calm again.
For more, read full blog. And to schedule your first session with expert EMDR and somatic therapists, reach out today. Esther Goldstein is an anxiety and trauma expert and treats clients in New York and Long Island, in her office in Cedarhurst in the Five Towns of New York.
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Read MoreLooking for some tips to use at home, right now, to help with your PTSD and trauma symptoms? I’ve got your back. Here, I’ve written some tips with lots of psycho education and real-time tools you can use to help calm your mind and body so you can have less panic and more ease.
Read more and if you’re ready, reach out to us at our offices in New York. We offer therapy and counseling services to clients in Long Island, Five Towns and across New York to help heal from anxiety, trauma and depression.
Read MoreHello trauma survivor. It’s nice to get connected. I know you’re facing this thing called coronavirus with all of us, but my hunch is that it’s slightly different for you than the rest of the world. You see, for someone who has faced uncertainty, confusion, fear and panic before, this may feel awfully familiar.
I’d love if your read some of this and see if any of it resonates with you. My hope is that you find some comfort in these words and a making sense of all that is going on inside of you so you can keep doing your best.
For more or to schedule a session, reach out today at our offices in Long Island, New York. Our expert therapists help clients heal from anxiety trauma and depression.
Read MoreGRIEF
what is it in that five letter word
that stings
that hurts
so deep
hurt
that word won't do it justice
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