Tips from Child Psychologist, Emily Klass, on Putting the Phone Away at Night Psst…For more helpful ways on managing screentime, check out Helpful Tools and Tips on How We Can Best Manage Kids’ Screen Time Struggling to have your child to put down their phone and go to sleep at night? It was hard before the […]
Welcome Dr. Meredith Cherry! The Psychological Health Collaborative, PLLC located in Roslyn, New York, is pleased to welcome our newest associate, Dr. Meredith Cherry. Dr. Cherry is a Certified School Psychologist who currently works at a public elementary school. She also has previous experience working in both clinical and school settings, including a private special […]
Position Announcement Our expanding group practice of 4 licensed clinical psychologists in Roslyn, NY (North Shore of Long Island, Nassau County) is looking for a new psychologist (Ph.D. or PsyD) who holds a permit/is eligible to apply for a permit and is working towards hours for licensure. We are looking for a therapist to work […]
This morning in my mailbox I found a new edition of a book I had co-edited in 1993. It’s called DEPRESSION IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS , published by Routledge Library Editions. My first thought was “How did I do this when my son was born in 1992?” I’ve either gotten lazier, older (no chance) or […]
Teachers, peer pressure, mountains of homework, confusing schedules, bullying – whether you’re in your first year of middle school or your last, the list of challenges goes on and on! For many pre-teens, middle school can come with accompanying social anxiety, which is most likely to emerge in late childhood or early adolescence (Beesdo, Dipl-Psych, […]
We were so happy to recently host the first of a series of Mindful Nutrition workshops led by Dr. Jill Silverman. This week Dr. Jill led an important discussion covering topics of serving sizes, smart grocery shopping and the importance of whole foods. She shared some of her favorite brands with us and even brought […]
Scientific research supports the use of “bibliotherapy” and emotionally, we know, that books can decrease our distress. (I think I read Little Women 100 times in the 5th grade). So, our wise minds lead us to know that introducing stories to our children when they need a bit of help is valuable. A priceless new book called Some […]
“I’m so stressed!” “How will I ever make it through the application process?” “I’m completely overwhelmed!” “What if I don’t get in anywhere?” “I wish people would stop asking about college!” These are just a handful of comments we have been hearing from many seniors in high school lately. College applications often feel like the […]
We are excited to begin The Psychological Health Collaborative (PHC) blog series with a simple introduction to who we are, what we do and why we do it. Several years ago, three seasoned psychologists had a dream of creating a group practice that not only would allow them to collaborate with each other but also […]