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Behavioral Health Group in New York, NY

Our Mission

At Park Psychological Services, we’re dedicated to offering comprehensive psychological support that recognizes the intricate workings of the human mind and experience. Our approach is deeply rooted in an appreciation for the influence of cultural, societal, familial, biological, and individual factors on one’s life journey.

Beyond addressing specific concerns like anxiety and depression, we’re committed to fostering a state of enhanced well-being and resilience, leading to a more richly lived and meaningful life. We understand that true transformation often occurs at the intersection of therapy and the therapeutic relationship – the collaboration between the client and the therapist. 

Located in the heart of New York’s vibrant Upper East Side, our practice is a sanctuary for individuals and couples seeking a path towards healing and personal growth. Our team of dedicated therapists specializes in individual and couples therapy, providing a safe space for exploration, understanding, and positive change.

Discover the transformative power of therapy at Park Psychological Services, where your pathway towards a brighter, more fulfilling life begins.

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Tips for Managing Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) in the Winter 

As the days get shorter and colder, many people find themselves feeling down, drained, or even anxious. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone—Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) affects millions of people each year, particularly during the winter months.   The good news? With a better understanding of SAD and strategies for managing it, you can take steps to feel more balanced and supported this winter.  What Triggers Winter Anxiety and SAD?  SAD is often linked to the lack of sunlight during

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