The way we talk about ADHD and executive function disorder can often give the impression that these issues are solely issues that affect teens and children. It is true that…
read moreThere’s an argument to be made that we don’t talk enough about the number of physical, emotional, and psychological changes that parents go through when they have a baby. Both…
read moreAttention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) are two distinct behavioral disorders that are not generally considered directly related. Yet population studies find that frequently co-occur in…
read moreIt’s difficult to go through any change. Marriage is one of the “biggest.” It’s a relationship commitment that completely alters the course of one’s life in many meaningful, often special…
read moreThroughout life, we experience transitions. We go off to college. We get married. We retire. Maybe we move to another state, lose a job, switch careers, or have kids. We…
read moreAttention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. It occurs in adults, but it is generally recognized as beginning in childhood, as the brain develops.…
read moreADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder. Often, parents pay attention to the word “developmental,” and hope that they can train their child out of ADHD and give them the tools they…
read moreThere are many different forms of anxiety. One that you’ll find we, as therapists, do not talk about very often is phobias – irrational fears that cause extreme distress, often…
read moreMany people have personal or professional goals that they are looking to achieve. For example, a person’s goal may be to become CEO of their company, or to obtain a…
read moreAlthough there are many ways to treat eating disorders, one that is often used by eating disorder specialists is known as Dialectical Behavior Therapy, typically shorted to DBT. DBT is…
read moreCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a widely recognized and empirically supported treatment modality for severe depression, characterized by persistent sadness, a lack of interest in previously enjoyed activities, and an…
read moreWe worry so much about our kids, that sometimes we have a hard time remembering to take care of ourselves. That is one of the issues that many parents run…
read moreEffective Communication Strategies for Supporting Your Child’s Education at Right Path Counseling At Right Path Counseling, we understand the importance of a collaborative approach in supporting children with ADHD in…
read moreComprehensive Approach to Seasonal Affective Disorder at Right Path Counseling Winter season may be known for the cold weather and the holidays. But for some, it is best known for…
read moreChange is an inevitable part of life. Yet it often brings a sense of unease or anxiety. Something as simple as moving to a new apartment can cause some minor…
read moreIn the psychotherapy world, a great deal of attention is placed on the idea of diagnoses – for example, post-traumatic stress disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, major depression, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder.…
read moreSexual dysfunction in men can manifest in various forms, such as erectile dysfunction (ED), premature ejaculation, or reduced sexual desire. While these issues can stem from a range of physical…
read moreLosing a loved one is an indescribably difficult experience, and when that loss occurs in hospice care, it often brings a unique set of emotions and challenges. Hospice care is…
read moreRight Path Counseling and our team of amazing therapists here on Long Island has recently moved offices. We wanted to have a newer space that would be more comfortable for…
read moreGrief is an intrinsic aspect of the human experience. It’s a natural reaction to the loss of someone significant in our lives. However, for some individuals, grief doesn’t merely linger.…
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