One of the advantages of being in a committed relationship of some kind is knowing that you can lean on your partner – that you can trust that your partner…
read moreAddressing mental health challenges often requires recognizing that “reality” is actually subjective. That the way we see the world and what’s going on in it – indeed, our very thoughts…
read moreIt’s cliché to say “kids these days” too often, but the generation about to head off to college is one that was almost literally raised on phones, and is showing…
read moreRight Path Counseling was founded in Jericho, but as we’ve grown, so too has the need for multiple locations and options to help those that either are too far from…
read moreThis is college season. It’s a time when many young people are heading off to college – or, if not college, the beginning of adulthood and entering the workforce. It’s…
read moreWe often reference some of the factors that go into the development of anxiety, depression, and other disorders. We talk about life traumas. We talk about genetics. We talk about…
read moreSometimes, the terminology we use to describe mental health issues can be confusing for those outside of the mental health world. An example is the word “obsession” as it relates…
read moreHere at Right Path Counseling, we frequently, and almost exclusively, see patients in person at our Jericho office. We do this because our therapists frequently find that they prefer in-person…
read moreStacy Pellettieri, one of the co-founders of Right Path Counseling, has launched a brand new mental health podcast over the last few months and we’re thrilled to be able to share…
read moreWe’re living in a strange economy now, one that is not only affecting federal jobs but careers all over the US – and, arguably, all over the world. Many people,…
read morePart of getting the most of any child’s education is creating an environment where they *want* to go to school. Their own desire to get an education is an important…
read moreParental burnout is a real and growing concern for many parents and caregivers. While raising children can be deeply rewarding, it also comes with ongoing emotional, physical, and mental demands…
read moreMost of the time we talk about the “mental” part of the mental health symptoms of disorders and challenges, and even when we talk about the physical symptoms, we’re usually…
read moreRelationships, for many, are an important part of living a happy life. But they can be a struggle, both to find one and maintain one. Often, especially while single, we…
read moreSevere anxiety attacks can be devastating. Anxiety is already a daily distraction. But anxiety and panic attacks are highly disruptive, scary, and often all-consuming. Addressing panic attacks becomes a critical…
read moreWe talk about exercise a lot in society because of how important it is for our physical health. But it is also important for mental health as well. Exercise releases…
read moreIt seems like a good idea. You’ve heard many parents do it. But “rewards charts” – charts and schedules used to provide rewards to children and teens – can actually…
read moreYou deserve to get the best treatment possible in every way possible. One way to do that is to have a therapist that really understands you – someone that knows…
read morePanic attacks are intense episodes of severe, overwhelming anxiety. They are best known for their physical symptoms, such as chest pains, rapid heartbeat, and trouble breathing. Yet they also come…
read moreWe’re coming up on the new year, and once again, you have people talking about new years resolutions. As always, this is a time that is, in many ways, cliché.…
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