by Atara Wertentheil | Nov 14, 2022 | Resilience, Sadness and Depression
In health care, mental and physical health are often treated as two separate issues. There are different health professionals that you see for your physical issues and your mental health concerns. But in reality, what you experience mentally and what you feel...
by Marc Shulman | Dec 24, 2019 | Sadness and Depression
Grief is a powerful emotion. As therapists on Long Island, those that are living through a deep grief are often the clients that come to us currently in the midst of many struggles. After the death of a loved one, we often feel a lot of pressure from our environment...
by Marc Shulman | Dec 5, 2018 | Sadness and Depression
It is possible to experience a range of emotions all throughout the year. But statistically, winter time is when more people start to feel themselves down, as if something is wrong or missing in their lives. As a Long Island psychologist, Dr. Marc Shulman has seen the...
by Marc Shulman | Dec 22, 2017 | Sadness and Depression
We spend much of our time trying to avoid emotional pain. People will go so far as to resort to alcoholism just to try to escape from painful thoughts and experiences. It is one of the greatest challenges that we experience as a result of issues like: Heartbreak...
by Marc Shulman | Nov 18, 2017 | Sadness and Depression
Therapy is a time of personal exploration, and often times in my therapy sessions, we talk about the issues that seem to bother the person the most. So often, the emotion that seems to have one of the greatest impacts on a person’s quality of life is not sadness or...
by Marc Shulman | Nov 11, 2017 | Sadness and Depression
There is nothing quite like experiencing a loss to bring out some of the world’s harshest emotions. There are issues in life that make us sad, scared, empty, and lonely. But mourning a loss seems to bring out versions of those emotions that few other experiences can...