You're looking for the best trauma therapist in Long Island. You want to be sure they have credentials, skills & expertise so that you can settle into therapy & begin to feel better. Here are some questions to help you choose someone.
At our practice in Cedarhurst, we treat clients with trauma. Book your first session with trauma expert. Esther Goldstein, today.
Read MoreYou've not been feeling like yourself - and you realize it's about an emotional trauma you endured. Or some other kind of trauma and you are ready to heal. But you want to first understand trauma. We've got it clarified here for you!
Read more to understand what trauma is and what kind of trauma you have. And then, next steps to choose the best trauma therapist for you. Our trauma experts are here to guide you in your therapy, with EMDR, somatic, talk therapy and more.
Read MoreSeeking to add more joy and lessen tension, stress and anxiety in your relationships?
Read these 9 pointers to help reduce your relationship anxiety today! Anxiety, trauma and relationship therapy in five towns, nassau county and across Long Island, NY.
Read MoreWhat does your anxiety have to do with your relationships?
The way you feel on the inside impacts how you show up to loved ones, friends, your children and your partner. Read more below about the four primary attachment patterns, relationship anxiety and 9 steps you can take to add more ease to your relationships!
Read MoreShowing up for to life, goals, and maybe even in therapy, but keep hitting the same brick wall? You may have an inner conflict that is beneath all of that. Want to understand common conflicts and tips to resolving them so you can live a more wholesome life? Read on for more!
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Read MoreSomatic Therapy Tools for Anxiety Relief in New York. Last blog addressed what triggers are and where they come from. This blog is going to dive a bit deeper into how to support yourself when you are experiencing a trigger or stressful event, and are needing skills for relief.
As we mentioned last week, one of the ways to work with triggers is to ground yourself, and orient to the room around you. This week we are practicing orienting yourself to your body so you can support yourself when triggered. Next, I will give you 6 steps for you to practice for relief.
