Social anxiety is a common struggle. As much as 15% of Long Island residents currently deal with some form of social anxiety, and many more experience a level of discomfort and shyness that, while it may not qualify as “social anxiety,” is still damaging to your day to day life. Overcoming social anxiety is a […]| Long Island Psychology
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Emotions are extremely fragile. Sometimes they can be affected in ways we may not even realize, where a constant presence or issue causes us to experience negative emotions and possibly even feel worse about our life. For many, one of the causes of these negative emotions may in fact be social media. While Facebook, Instagram, […]| Long Island Psychology
We may want to rethink what it means to experience trauma. We typically think of trauma as a significant, life altering event (or ongoing events) that are so significant, we cannot cope with it, and it causes potentially significant changes to our mental and emotional health. Examples include: These are all significant life events that […]| Long Island Psychology