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What Does It Mean to Identify As Bisexual?: Tribeca Therapy In Women’s Health

Our NYC therapy practice works with patients with a wide range of sexual identities and orientations, including bisexual, as well as those who are questioning. Perhaps this is why Women’s Health recently reached out to Tribeca Therapy in order to talk about bisexuality.Citing GLAAD’s statistic that about 13 percent of people identify as bisexual, writer Macaela Mackenzie spoke with our director…

College

8 Emotional Survival Tips For A College Freshman From An NYC Therapist

Freshman Year: It’s One Of The Biggest Emotional Transitions You Can Make. When working with college students in my NYC therapy practice, freshman year is one of the biggest transitions one can make. While a ton of time is spent gearing up for college in late high school, we often forget just how hard the move to freshman year hits emotionally. There is frequently pressure to be happy and enjoy…

Abuse

Tribeca Therapy Quoted On Reconciling Sexual Abuse In The New York Daily News

For Survivors of Sexual Abuse, Understanding The “Good” Things About An Abuser As Part Of The Abuse Can Be Difficult. When working with survivors of sexual abuse in our NYC therapy practice, we recognize that sexual abuse is a heavy subject that can often create complicated and confusing feelings for survivors. In particular, it can be hard to recognize that seemingly good things about an abuser…

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Tribeca Therapy On How Survivors Of Sexual Abuse Can Navigate Family Relationships In Refinery29

As a therapy practice who works with sexual abuse survivors and families, Tribeca Therapy recently spoke with Refinery29’s Kasandra Brabaw about how survivors can navigate the complexities of family relationships after abuse. Using Woody Allen’s family as a starting point, Brabaw interviewed our director Matt about how it’s nearly impossible for family members to have a neutral stance on sexual…

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