New York City doesn’t slow down—and neither do its women.They are partners at law firms, founders of startups, mothers in brownstones, and artists balancing grants with gallery openings. From the Upper East Side to TriBeCa,… “Thriving, But Tired”: A Psychiatrist’s Reflection on the Emotional Lives of NYC’s High-Achieving Women
Eating and Body Image: More Than Food and Appearances Concerns about eating, weight, and body image are incredibly common—and often deeply misunderstood. While they may begin with changes in diet or a desire for control,… Understanding Eating and Body Image Concerns: A Psychiatric Perspective
As the years go on, life continues to shift. There are new rhythms, slower mornings, and sometimes quieter days. But aging is not a pause—it’s a transition. And like all transitions, it comes with emotional… Emotional Wellness in Aging: Psychiatric Support for Life’s Transitions
What Is Depression? A Psychiatrist’s Perspective Depression is more than just feeling sad—it is a complex, multifaceted mental health condition that affects mood, thought patterns, and physical well-being. As a psychiatrist, I often describe depression… Understanding Depression: A Psychiatrist’s Insight into Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Anxiety in the City That Never Sleeps New York City is a place of paradoxes—fast-paced yet isolating, opportunity-rich yet relentlessly demanding. For many, it is a city of dreams; for others, it is a pressure… The Pulse of Anxiety: A Psychiatric Lens on Life in New York City