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  • PPG Welcomes White Plains Mayor Tom Roach

    PPG Welcomes White Plains Mayor Tom Roach

    Yesterday we had the honor of welcoming White Plains Mayor Tom Roach, Westchester County Legislator, Ben Boykin and White Plains councilwoman, Victoria Presser to PPG’s new office in White Plains. We couldn’t have wished for a warmer welcome to the fair city of White Plains! We are excited to be members of such a fine

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  • Tips for Coping with Seasonal Affective Disorder

    Tips for Coping with Seasonal Affective Disorder

    Just in time for the freezing temperatures, our very own Dr. Eva Leighton was recently interviewed for Patch on the subject of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). More than just the blues, seasonal depression affects many people particularly in the northern states. Read further for tips on how to cope and most importantly if you are

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  • The Benefits of Audio Players for Kids

    The Benefits of Audio Players for Kids

    Recently, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Huff Post for an article close to my heart as a parent as well as family therapist. With all of the research around the association between screen interaction and executive functioning problems, lower cognitive abilities, problems related to short-term memory and language development, what kid wouldn’t

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  • Navigating the Challenges of Infertility and IVF

    Navigating the Challenges of Infertility and IVF

    Navigating the challenging road of IVF and infertility is a deeply personal and emotional experience. I recently had the privilege of discussing this topic in an interview with Authority Magazine, sharing practical advice and insights to help those going through their own fertility journeys. From managing the physical and emotional toll of treatment to setting

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  • 7 tips for reducing Holiday Stress

    7 tips for reducing Holiday Stress

    Establish Boundaries: The holiday season can be an incredibly busy time of year, and it’s important to establish boundaries with family and friends. This means setting limits on how much time you will spend with certain people, or how often you will take part in certain activities. It’s also important to make sure that you

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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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