by Marc Shulman | Oct 29, 2025 | Teen Therapy, Child Psychology, Long Island Therapy
Figuring out if therapy is the right move for your teen isn’t a simple yes or no. As parents, we naturally want to protect and support our children, especially when it comes to their emotional well-being. This guide walks you through the big questions: what’s typical...
by Marc Shulman | Jun 13, 2025 | Child Psychology
Exposing Values to Children Without Imposing Them Parents often feel a strong urge to pass down their core values. But there’s a major difference between exposing children to your values and pushing them to adopt them. The first fosters trust. The second can...
by Spencer Heiman | Oct 29, 2024 | Child Psychology
One of the most highly regarded methods of treating mental health is cognitive behavioral therapy, or “CBT.” CBT is a well-established method for managing anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges, and is recognized as one of the most highly researched...
by Marc Shulman | Oct 24, 2024 | Child Psychology
Most of us lead busy lives – in some ways, busier than ever before. This is especially true if we have kids, and even more so if we work from home. There are situations in which many parents want to just give up, hand a phone or tablet to their child, and focus on...
by Marc Shulman | Aug 30, 2024 | Child Psychology
As parents, we are all trying to make sure that our children are being put in the best position for short term and long term success. When a child has developmental delays, including those related to their psychological health, it becomes important to both diagnose...
by Marc Shulman | Jun 24, 2024 | Child Psychology
There are few experiences more challenging psychologically than suffering from a loss. When someone you care about – or someone that played a significant role in your life – is no longer a part of it, that can cause immense distress and a wide range of confusing...