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See recent press & featured articles where our doctors have been published or highlighted.
How To Maintain Close Friendships in Your 30s
Dr. Lauren Phillips | June 14th, 2024
WTG psychologist, Dr. Lauren Phillips explains how those of us in our 30's can continue to develop and maintain close friendships with the people we care about, even with our busy lives.
People Who Were Introverted as Children Usually Develop These 11 Traits as Adults, Psychologists Say
Dr. Shira Schuster | June 9th, 2024
How does being introverted as children affect us as adults? Dr. Shira Schuster, a psychologist at Williamsburg Therapy Group, explains in Parade.
I Hate Small Talk, So I Ask the Personal Questions Up Front. But Is It Ruining My Dating Prospects?
Dr. Naomi Ben-Ami | May 30, 2024
WTG's clinical director, Dr. Naomi Ben-Ami, explains pacing in relationships, and how we can ensure that we are getting what we need from a potential or current partner without pushing boundaries or causing discomfort.
My Toxic Dating Problem? "Projectidating"
Dr. Michael Nettis-Benstock | May 30, 2024
WTG's own Dr. Michael Nettis-Benstock gives his expert take on "projectidating", a phenomenon wherein we assign our own desired behaviors to a potential partner who, in reality, does not exhibit those traits.
Here’s How to Answer, "What Are You Looking For?" When Dating—Even When You’re Not Exactly Sure
Dr. Michael Nettis-Benstock | May 30, 2024
We don't always know what we want from a blossoming interpersonal relationship. And that can make for awkward conversations. Here's how you can provide an honest, clarifying answer for anyone who asks, "What are you looking for?" from WTG's own Dr. Michael Nettis-Benstock.
Struggling with election anxiety? So are 60% of U.S. adults, according to a new Yahoo News/YouGov poll.
Dr. Daniel Selling | May 23, 2024
Anxiety can come from internal sources, but it can also be fueled by external conditions in the world. The nation's choice in president can certainly be one of these conditions, as explained by WTG's founder, Dr. Daniel Selling.
Hand-Me-Downs Are Great, But Don't Kids Deserve Their Own Style?
Dr. Shira Schuster | May 2, 2024
Hand-me-downs are great, and often necessary. But what are their psychological considerations for children? WTG's Dr. Shira Schuster offers HuffPost her doctoral-level insight.
When does old age start? It depends on who you ask.
Dr. Shira Schuster | May 2, 2024
When is one considered old? Is it the same now as it was 50 years ago? Is it the same threshold for everyone? Does it really matter? WTG's Dr. Shira Schuster gives WebMD her expert insight.
Is TikTok a good place to learn about anxiety?
Dr. Allegra Nevins | May 1, 2024
Tiktok can be a great place, full of informative and entertaining content that makes you smile. But it can also be not-so-great, with misinformation and a toxic culture seeping through the cracks. WTG 's Dr. Allegra Nevins explains in People Magazine.
The top 5 books these mental health experts say will help you combat burnout at work and build healthy habits
Dr. Naomi Ben-Ami | April 30, 2024
Looking to learn more about burnout and what you can do to reduce it? WTG's Dr. Naomi Ben-Ami gives her take on the best books to read.
9 Signs You Might Have a Toxic Friend
Dr. Lauren Phillips | April 29, 2024
Toxic friends can be heartbreaking. Dr. Lauren Phillips offers insight on toxic friends, including signs one of your friends may be toxic as well as tips for how to deal with them.
What Is Neurodiversity?
Dr. Sarah England | April 23, 2024
Dr. Sarah England, offers her expertise to Oprah Daily, explaining what neurodiversity is in clinical and laypeople's terms to increase our understanding of mental health.
7 Signs Your Baby Blues Are Actually Post-Partum Depression?
Dr. Madeline McKeon | April 9, 2024
Dr. Madeline McKeon, explains the difference between the "baby blues" and postpartum depression, as well as 7 signs you may need to speak with a professional.
Urgency culture might lead you to burnout. How can you combat it?
Dr. Ida Taghavi | April 9, 2024
Dr. Ida Taghavi, a licensed psychologist at Williamsburg Therapy Group, gives her take on urgency culture, its affects on mental health, and how you can combat burnout.
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What is the "75 Hard" Challenge?
Dr. Naomi Ben-Ami | April 2, 2024
WTG's own Dr. Naomi Ben-Ami talks about the ups and downs of the "75 Hard" challenge, including how it can be beneficial - and how it can be harmful.
‘High-functioning anxiety’ is trending on TikTok: What it is and 3 signs to look out for?
Dr. Irina Gorelik | March 28, 2024
Featured WTG's own Dr. Irina Gorelik talks about high-functioning anxiety on CNBC, highlighting what it is, what its symptoms are, and how one can determine if they should seek a professional opinion.
‘The Psychology of Why We Get ‘the Ick’?
Dr. Phoebe Shepherd | March 22, 2024
Read Dr. Phoebe Shepherd's expert take on "the ick", the popular term describing a sudden dissatisfaction in a potential or current partner.
Does Manifestation Work, or Are We Just Doing It Wrong?
Dr. Daniel Selling | April 13, 2023
Featured on Allure, Dr. Daniel Selling provides an expert take on the ancient but recently popularized idea of "manifestation."
Four Ways to Cope With Invasive, Racing Thoughts
Dr. Regina Lazarovich | March 29, 2023
Dr. Regina Lazarovich provides a unique perspective on panic attacks and dives into tips on how to cope when they happen.
Mental Health In The Workplace: Predicted Trends For 2023
Dr. Daniel Selling | January 16, 2023
Dr. Daniel Selling offers his forecast and insights regarding "Mental Health In The Workplace: Predicted Trends For 2023".
Four questions about gentle parenting, answered by a child psychologist
Dr. Irina Gorelick | October 23, 2022
Dr. Irina Gorelick provides insight into everything you need to know about “Gentle Parenting” and how it can benefit children and parents.
Williamsburg Therapy Group Launches Behavior Health Care Program for Employers
October 19, 2022
Williamsburg Therapy Group announces the launch of its Mental Health - Employer Program, available to Brooklyn & NYC employers.
Williamsburg Therapy Group Reopens Substance Use Disorder Program in Brooklyn
October 14, 2022
Williamsburg Therapy Group announces the highly anticipated relaunch of its Brooklyn-based Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Program, previously closed due to the pandemic.
Kids ages 8 and up should be screened for anxiety, U.S. health panel recommends
Dr. Irina Gorelick | October 13, 2022
Dr. Irina Gorelick contributes to the conversation following recommendations from U.S. Preventative Services Task Force: Children ages 8-18 should be screened for anxiety.
How to raise kids with healthy self-esteem, according to a child psychologist
Dr. Irina Gorelick | September 18, 2022
Dr. Irina Gorelick offers advice on how you can raise children with healthy self-esteem and what to be on the lookout for.
3 signs your kid has ADHD, according to a child psychologist
Dr. Irina Gorelick | September 1, 2022
Dr. Irina Gorelick shares great insights on ADHD: 3 signs your child may be struggling with ADHD and how you can help.
The Manscapers Go to Group Therapy
Dr. Daniel Selling | August 25, 2020
Dr. Daniel Selling is featured on Bravo’s Backyard Envy providing Business Partner therapy in the garden of our Grand St office.
Stillness in the Eye of the Storm: Analytic Faith and Authenticity During COVID-19
Dr. Nick Fehertoi | July 23, 2020
Dr. Nick Fehertoi's beautiful essay on the psychological challenges of therapy in the time of COVID.
Dreams of Zugunruhe
Dr. Michael Kinsey | July 10, 2020
Check out Dr. Michael Kinsey's children’s book that addresses emotions that come up when leaving home and growing up.
The reason every day feels the same right now, according to psychologists
Dr. Sarah England | May 28, 2020
Dr. Sarah England lends her expertise to discuss the daily experience of living during the pandemic and how to cope in this new normal.
6 ways to set effective boundaries during COVID-19
Dr. Sharon Asher | May 22, 2020
Dr. Sharon Asher offers suggestions about how to set effective, and often times, necessary boundaries during the pandemic.
Preschoolers and the pandemic: practical ways to keep them learning
Dr. Daniel Selling | May 17, 2020
Dr. Daniel Selling weighs in on parenting a young child during the pandemic and how you can keep your kids from falling behind.
Self-Compassion, The More Effective Way To A Better Self-Esteem?
Dr. Naomi Ben-Ami | May 1, 2020
Dr. Naomi Ben-Ami contributes to a conversation about self compassion and how it is important to treat ourselves with care and consideration.
