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Call or email at 917-510-6422 | Info@manhattanMFT.com
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Locations:
6 East 39th St, Suite 503 (between 5th Ave & Madison Ave) New York, NY
One Bank Street, Suite 503 Stamford, CT
85 Old Kings Highway N Darien, CT
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Creating a Meaningful Wedding
by: Angie Sadhu, MSMFT Couples often struggle with keeping the meaning of their wedding in the forefront and not getting lost in the shuffle of all the stress. Here are some tips on creating a meaningful wedding ritual that will set the tone for your wonerful journey and that you will remember forever! Click here to read more... Faith by: Keith Dixon, MSMFT Studies have shown that faith and spirituality can protect us against symptoms of depression. Having faith is a way to take care of yourself. Our faith can give us hope when we feel hopless and guide us when we feel lost. But how do I know where to start? Click here to read more... |
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Our First Intern!
MMFT had our first high school intern this month. Kathleen from Darien High School in CT focused her community project on bringing awareness to Boys to Men Eating Disorders. Click here to read about her project! Click here to learn more about our high school internship. Advanced EFT Training Sarah Trance, LMFT and Kimberly Kuskovsky, LMFT attended professional development training with Sue Johnson and George Faller, LMFT, world's foremost experts on using Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to help couples reconnect and strengthen their relationships. Advanced Training Cliff Schuman, LMFT completed training in Accelerated Expereiential-Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) which aims to heal and transform relationships through in depth processing of emotional and relational experiences. |
-UPCOMING EVENTS-
Workshop for Men and Depression:
"Working Myself Into the Ground: Whats Plan B?"
Amanda Craig has seen the different sides and symptoms of depression throughout her entire career. As a marriage and family therapist in both New York and Connecticut, Craig has been faced with many instances of depression, but few seem to realize they have it. After recently losing a friend to suicide, Craig decided it was time to spread awareness about depression and began her research. After months of research, Craig found some interesting results; 14.8 million adults, or 6.7% of the American population are affected by a major Depressive Disorder. Numerous factors come into play, but some key factors are stress, too much work, and expectations versus reality. With this in mind, Craig thought it would be a great idea to hold a workshop to discuss depression and how masked it could be in one’s life. On Wednesday, September 26, from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Amanda Craig will be at the Darien YMCA hosting “Working Myself into the Ground: What’s Plan B?” This workshop aims to help men and families understand the stigmatized topic of depression and the differences in depression among men and women. It also will outline signs and symptoms of depression, explore what happens in the brain and body during depression, and will provide real life coping skills. -E-MAIL SIGN UP-
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