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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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Mindfully Navigating the Online Dating Scene in your 30s
By: Angie Sadhu, MS LMFT It is well researched that as human beings we are biologically wired for emotional connection, and that “Emotion is the messenger of love; it is the vehicle that carries every signal from one brimming heart to another. For human beings, feeling deeply is synonymous with being alive” (Lewis et al., 2000, p. 37). Simply put, we need social connections to live well—to love and to be loved. The dating ritual is one way in which we strive to meet partners and develop relationships to fill the desire for intimacy and love. Click here to read more... What Is Empathy, Anyway? By: Abby Crews, LMFT Fairly frequently in sessions with couples I get to watch “perfect” moments. Do you know the ones I’m talking about? The ones where someone says the exact right thing at the exact right time. The ones where the connection and love is almost palpable. I know some people think these kinds of moments only happen in the movies, but that’s not true. They happen often, in the lives of ordinary people, every day. What makes these moments possible? Empathy. That’s what enables people to know just what to say and when to say it. Click here to read more... |
-COMPANY NEWS-
Welcome to our newest Therapist, Yuko Ishikawa, LMFT!
EFT Externship Dr. Craig is super excited to assist with the Emotional Focused Therapy Externship next week in CT. "Not only will this be a huge benefit to my clients and my clinical craft but it also shakes up my weekly grind and offers time for reflection, learning, and growth. Im in!" 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. |
-UPCOMING EVENTS-
WedJoin Dr. Craig at the Healthy Kids Day Community Event at the Darien YMCA
Saturday April 27th 10am-1pm Dr. Craig will be exploring the connection with nature and the five senses. For more info on the event click here. Stop by the Darien Nature Center to hear Dr. Craig speak about the connection of nature to mindfulness and calm Wednesday May 1st 9:45am Stay tuned for more details! Finding Personal Strength in the Caregiver's Journey Workshop with Dr. Craig and Amy Kiser, NTP Thursday May 9th 6:30pm At Waveny Care Center 3 Farm Road New Canaan, CT When you are the caregiver for a loved one, it's easy to neglect yourself. Therapist Dr. Amanda Craig, PhD, LMFT and nutritionist Amy Kiser, NTP, will explore why taking care of yourself is critical to being a good caregiver and present realistic approaches to balancing your physical and emotional health alongside that of your loved one. Self-compassion along with simple approaches to increasing mindfulness, improving sleep and boosting stamina through nutrition will be discussed. -E-MAIL SIGN UP-
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