The subtle effects of collective trauma often appear quietly in our bodies and emotions, especially around significant anniversaries like 9/11. Even if you were not directly impacted, these shared wounds can influence anxiety, mood, and relationships. This blog explores how collective trauma works and how healing begins.

A New Years Resolution can feel overwhelming, especially if you have experienced trauma. This blog explores a compassionate, trauma informed way to approach a New Years Resolution so it feels supportive instead of stressful.

Stress around the holiday dinner table is incredibly common for anyone navigating eating disorders, body image concerns, or intrusive food thoughts. In this blog, an eating disorder therapist in Westchester shares trauma informed tools to stay grounded, set boundaries, and protect your recovery through the holidays.

Therapy for men leaders strengthens emotional intelligence, self awareness, and resilience so leadership becomes grounded and sustainable, not reactive or stressful. This guide explains five ways trauma informed therapy helps men become clearer thinkers, healthier communicators, and more balanced leaders at work and at home.

Holiday stress IFS work helps you understand and support the overwhelmed and protective parts that show up during the season. Instead of fighting internal reactions, IFS offers a way to meet them with compassion and Self energy. This guide explains why holidays activate so many parts and how to stay grounded with practical, gentle steps.