Finding NYU therapy for students can feel confusing at first because you have to sort through the different types of support available. Some students start with campus counseling, while others look for private therapy outside the university because they want longer-term ...
Read moreUnderstanding sudden driving fears — and how to regain confidence behind the wheel Have you ever gotten into your car and noticed a sudden, unsettling wave of fear — rapid heartbeat, sweaty palms, or an urge to turn back home? If so, you’re not alone. Many people ...
Read moreIf you’re asking, “Can I go to couples therapy alone?” you’re probably in a familiar spot. You care about the relationship. You’re tired of having the same conversation. You’ve suggested therapy, but your partner won’t go, keeps delaying, or says ...
Read moreSummary How long you can get disability for postpartum depression depends on which benefit program you’re using. In New York, Disability Benefits Law cash benefits are capped at 26 weeks in 52 weeks. You generally can’t collect Disability Benefits Law and Paid ...
Read moreSummary NYU student marriage and family counseling is usually focused on relationship patterns, communication, and repair. There are immediate support options available, such as the NYU Wellness Exchange, but if you want an off-campus option, we offer individual and couples ...
Read moreIf you’ve been searching how to find your passion when you are depressed, you’re probably not looking for hype. You’re trying to make sense of a real experience: nothing feels interesting, and even basic daily choices take effort. Depression can turn down curiosity, ...
Read moreIf you keep thinking, “I don’t know what to talk about in therapy,” you’re not alone. Many people feel this way in their very first session, and again later on when life is not in obvious crisis. You might worry you’ll sit in silence, waste time, or disappoint ...
Read moreMental health among college students is a growing concern — and many institutions recognize that supporting student well-being is no longer optional. But how can colleges meaningfully improve mental health on their campuses? Here are actionable strategies colleges can ...
Read moreCollege can be an exhilarating time — full of new experiences, academic challenges, and opportunities for personal growth. But it’s also a time of tremendous change, pressure, and uncertainty. Maintaining good mental health during these years isn’t just “nice ...
Read moreCollege is often portrayed as one of the most exciting and transformational times of a young person’s life — full of new freedom, intellectual growth, and social connection. But for many students, it’s also a period marked by serious mental health challenges. So, ...
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