Sex: it's a topic that often gets pushed into the shadows, whispered about in hushed tones, or avoided altogether. Yet, just like finances and family issues, it's a common concern within relationships. Within a relationship, the discomfort around discussing sex can create barriers in communication and intimacy. This can lead to unresolved tensions and dissatisfaction. But it doesn't have to be this way.

Dating down: it's a term that's floated around in conversations about relationships, often carrying a negative connotation. But what does it really mean? Simply put, it's when you choose to date someone who doesn't meet you at the same place in life—whether it's financially, level of education, or in terms of emotional intelligence. This dynamic can create an inherent power imbalance in the relationship. This can lead to a myriad of challenges and complications. This blog post will delve into the intricacies of why people find themselves “dating down,”. As well as how Therapy for Anxiety in NYC, NY can help you be more intentional in finding a partner who meets your needs. 

Love is a complex and multifaceted emotion that can take many forms, from the tender affection of familial bonds to the passionate connection between romantic partners. Particularly in the initial stages of romantic involvement, emotions can surge. They are so intense that the urge to share every detail becomes irresistible. It's perfectly normal to experience profound attachment during the early stages of love. But, what happens when these sentiments transform into something more intense and potentially overwhelming?

FOMO is super common in the dating world —especially in NYC. A relationship therapist lists five common reasons people experience FOMO when dating.

Living in New York City can be exhilarating, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges. The constant noise, fast-paced lifestyle, and crowded streets can sometimes leave us feeling overwhelmed. In the midst of this chaos, finding moments of peace becomes essential for our mental well-being. In this blog post, we will explore the stressors unique to living in NYC.

Ever felt like you can’t stop thinking about money? Maybe everything you buy starts to feel like a “sacrifice” until you can’t even enjoy the things you do splurge on.

As February creeps onto our calendars, so does an emotionally charged holiday–Valentine’s Day. Even though it’s supposed to be a day dedicated to love, we all know there’s a lot more to it than that…

If you’re still wondering what new year’s resolution to make for your romantic life this year, you’re not alone. Many of us have been so focused on surviving 2020—and weathering a chaotic start…

It’s essential to differentiate stress vs. anxiety for effective therapy, but one isn’t necessarily worse—or more treatment-worthy—than the other.

Perhaps you've taken stock and recognized that—alright, alright—maybe there is a little something going on that doesn't feel quite so great. Maybe even just that you'd prefer not to have to massage your jaw every 15 minutes…

Do you feel overwhelmed by other people’s expectations for the holidays? Or guilty that you can’t fulfill them all? An anxiety therapist in NYC offers her advice.

Couples therapy requires a significant financial investment. It also takes up a substantial amount of time, even if you take advantage of the convenience of online couples’ therapy. Given the investment involved, people rightly wonder: “Is couples’ therapy worth it?”…

Healthy boundaries protect us from people and situations that intrude upon our needs and values. Boundaries are essential in romantic relationships, but setting boundaries at work, with parents, and with friends is also important…

Have you noticed a troubling lack of boundaries in your life? You may be wondering how to set personal boundaries in a romantic relationship, with family, or at work. Regardless of your situation, setting boundaries generally involves four key steps…