Park Slope Therapy’s no B.S. guide to pediatric neuropsychological evaluations. We answer the most pressing questions parents have about the neuropsychological evaluation process.

The therapy itself doesn’t change just because you’re on a screen. You’ll still have a dedicated space to talk through anxiety, relationship issues, work stress, burnout, major life changes, or whatever brought you to therapy in the first place.

Relationships in New York City exist inside a pressure cooker. When you layer the demands of fast-paced careers, hyper-competitive environments, and the daily logistical friction of NYC life onto a partnership, even the strongest bonds can experience seasons of disconnection.

…when something feels off, it can be hard to know if it's just a phase or something worth paying attention to. Here's the truth: you don't have to wait until things hit a breaking point to get support. Therapy isn't a last resort. It's a resource, and one of the best investments you can make in your child's wellbeing.

You planned the nursery down to the trim color. You researched every stroller on the market. You had a birth plan. What you didn't plan for was feeling like a stranger in your own life. New motherhood in NYC is hard in a very specific way. You're likely a high-achieving, career-driven person who's used to crushing it. And suddenly you can't figure out how to shower before noon. Here's what nobody says enough: therapy isn't for when you're broken. It's for exactly this.

The most lasting effects of trauma aren't the dramatic flashbacks or the obvious triggers. They're the quiet ways your nervous system learned to protect you — and never got the memo that the danger has passed.

Navigating your mental health shouldn’t feel like decoding a cryptic group text. And yet, for so many people, it does. Symptoms get minimized. Labels get tossed around. You’re told it’s “just stress,” “just anxiety,” “just burnout.” Meanwhile, you know something deeper is going on. An accurate diagnosis changes everything.

Mean behavior can seem like a puzzling aspect of human interaction, often surfacing in unexpected places—from the playground to the workplace. But what drives individuals to act with cruelty or disdain?

Are you often plagued by fears of abandonment or feelings of insecurity in your relationships? If so, you might be experiencing the effects of an anxious attachment style. This often-overlooked aspect of emotional bonding can significantly shape how you connect with others, leading to cycles of anxiety, miscommunication, and emotional turmoil. Understanding this attachment style is the first step toward navigating the intricate dance of your relationships.

Most people lie at some point. Sometimes it's something small, like saying you're "almost there" when you haven't left the house yet. Other times, it's a lie meant to avoid conflict, protect someone's feelings, or hide something we'd rather not face.

Welcoming a new life into the world should be a joyous occasion, yet for many mothers, it’s accompanied by an emotional rollercoaster that can lead to postpartum depression (PPD). Understanding the nuances of psychotherapy as a healing avenue is essential for new moms navigating this challenging phase. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore how therapy can serve as a beacon of hope, providing support, tools, and strategies to reclaim emotional well-being.

Navigating the complexities of love can be an exciting journey, especially when considering opening up your relationship. Whether you’re intrigued by the idea of non-monogamy or simply seeking to deepen your connection, embarking on this path requires thoughtful consideration and open communication.

Navigating the tumultuous teenage years can be challenging for both teens and their families. As young minds grapple with identity, relationships, and future aspirations, the pressure can feel overwhelming. However, there's a powerful tool that can make a difference: teenage therapy. This essential guide will unlock the transformative potential of therapy, offering insights into its benefits and debunking common misconceptions. By providing a safe space for self-exploration, therapy empowers teens to express their feelings, develop coping strategies, and build resilience for a brighter future.

In every romantic journey, there comes a time when intimacy takes a backseat, leaving partners feeling disconnected and confused. Navigating a no-sex phase in a relationship can be daunting, but it doesn't have to spell the end of your love story. Understanding the underlying reasons for your intimate pause—be it stress, communication breakdowns, or emotional distance—can pave the way to rediscovering each other.

Prenuptial agreements, commonly referred to as prenups, are legal contracts signed before marriage that outline how assets will be divided in the event of a divorce. While practical from a legal standpoint, prenups can stir deep emotional reactions and relational tension. As a therapist working with couples, I often find that conversations about whether or not to enter into a prenup agreement are rarely only about money. They are typically about trust, values, security and future expectations.

In the delicate dance of human relationships, ultimatums can serve as both powerful tools and potential pitfalls. Mastering the art of ultimatums involves much more than simply issuing demands; it requires a nuanced understanding of timing, intention, and emotional intelligence. When wielded wisely, ultimatums can clarify intentions, set healthy boundaries, and foster growth in personal and professional interactions. However, misused or impulsively delivered, they can lead to resentment and conflict, jeopardizing connections that matter most.

Parenting styles are as diverse as the challenges they aim to address. Among them, the term "helicopter parent" has soared into the spotlight, often evoking images of overly involved moms and dads hovering protectively over their children. But what does being a helicopter parent truly mean, and how does it impact your child's development? In this article, we’ll unpack the nuances of this parenting style, shedding light on the delicate balance between support and over-involvement.

Finding inner peace can seem like an elusive dream. Enter Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy—an innovative approach that invites you to explore the many parts of your psyche, nurturing healing and personal growth. Imagine your mind as a family, each internal voice representing a different aspect of your personality, often in conflict with one another.

Most relationship problems don't start with one big fight. They start with small communication patterns that repeat over time.

Maybe every disagreement turns into criticism. Maybe one partner gets defensive while the other shuts down. Maybe resentment has started creeping into conversations that used to feel easy. These moments can seem minor on their own, but over time they can create distance between even the most committed couples.

Becoming a parent is often painted as a joyous occasion, but for many, the reality can be far more complex. The overwhelming flood of emotions, coupled with sleepless nights and new responsibilities, can pave the way for postpartum depression, or the so-called "baby blues." This emotional rollercoaster can feel isolating, but it’s essential to know that you are not alone.