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  • New location in White Plains

    New location in White Plains

    Press ReleaseFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEPleasantville Psychology Group Announces Rebranding to Psychology Partners Group and the Addition of a New Location in Downtown White Plains, NYWhite Plains, NY — September 26, 2024 Pleasantville Psychology Group, a comprehensive mental health practice known for its specialized psychotherapy, art therapy, and neuropsychological testing services, is pleased to announce that it…

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  • New Art Therapy Groups

    New Art Therapy Groups

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  • Feeling Lonely?  Learn to Recognize these 8 signs.

    Feeling Lonely? Learn to Recognize these 8 signs.

    Are you feeling lonely lately, but aren’t quite sure how to express it? Well, you’re not alone. In fact, did you know that loneliness is becoming an increasingly common social epidemic? That’s right, studies show that the majority of people are experiencing feelings of loneliness more often than they may realize. But don’t worry, there…

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  • New Support Group for Parents of Kids with ADHD

    New Support Group for Parents of Kids with ADHD

    Are you a parent of a child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? Do you often feel overwhelmed, stressed, and unsure about how to best support your child’s needs? You are not alone. We understand that parenting a child with ADHD can be challenging. That’s why we have started a support group just for parents…

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  • The Ill-Effects of Venting Your Frustrations

    The Ill-Effects of Venting Your Frustrations

    When you’re feeling stressed or overwhelmed, venting is usually the first thing that comes to your mind. Talking about your problems, ranting to a friend, or shouting your grievances to the world might make you feel better, but according to research, venting isn’t as helpful as we think it is. In a recent article published…

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  • Support Group for Kids Affected by Divorce

    Support Group for Kids Affected by Divorce

    Are you a parent going through a divorce and worried about how your child is handling it? Or are you a child struggling to cope with the changes that come with divorce? We understand that going through a divorce can be tough for both parents and children. That’s why we have started this support group…

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  • When to Seek Psychotherapy:  Signs You Need Help

    When to Seek Psychotherapy: Signs You Need Help

    Mental health issues can influence our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, interfering with daily functioning and leading to significant distress. Psychotherapy is an effective way to achieve the support and guidance needed to overcome these challenges. The question is, when should you consider seeking psychotherapy? In this blog post, we will explore several signs that suggest…

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  • How Your Body Can Help Your Mind

    How Your Body Can Help Your Mind

    Have you ever felt like you were trapped in your own mind? Do you struggle with mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, or ADHD? If your answer is yes, then you’re certainly not alone. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, approximately one in five adults in the United States experiences mental illness…

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  • Loneliness and What to Do About it

    Loneliness and What to Do About it

    Loneliness is a problem that is all too common in the modern world. According to a recent article in the New York Times, Surgeon General Vivek H. Murthy has written a new report about the health risks of loneliness and strategies to feel less lonely. The Health Risks of Loneliness Contrary to popular belief, loneliness…

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  • Grief impacts the brain. Therapy can help.

    Grief impacts the brain. Therapy can help.

    Neurologist, Dr. Lisa Shulman, describes the impact of grief and trauma on the brain in this article in Live Science. Through repeated stimulation of the limbic system, the seat of the body’s fight-or-flight response, we can become hypervigilant and highly sensitized to perceived threat. The good news is that therapy can help to calm these…

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