We live in a fast-paced world that constantly demands results. Whether it’s paying the bills, providing for our children, caring for aging parents, or meeting the expectations of friends, family, or society — we are all required to show up. But amid all that showing up, how often do we show up for ourselves? How often do we pause to truly breathe — to rest, reflect, and tend to our own well-being?
NYPCC held an October Roundtable event to discuss Burnout Prevention for Clinicians.
NYPCC was recently featured as part of the UiPath Gallery of Customer Achievement. UiPath is a global software company that makes robotic process automation software and partnered with NYPCC to enhance our organization’s automation process. The Gallery, a museum-like area, at FORWARD 5, spotlighted innovative customer stories and was a huge success and a big draw for event attendees.
Mental Health in Schools: Moving Stigma Out in the Open
By: Scott Bloom, LCSW New York Psychotherapy and Counseling Center (NYPCC)
We are excited and proud to announce that NYPCC has been chosen by Mental Health America (MHA) to receive the
2022 PLATINUM Bell Seal for Workplace Mental Health!
The host of OPEN BxRx Tuesday, Kibin Alleyne, is joined by Jonathan Keigher, Vice President & Chief Clinical & Compliance Officer for New York Psychotherapy and Counseling Center, to discuss how parents can learn and understand the early signs and symptoms of potential suicide ideation, through The New York Psycho-therapy counseling center.
Josh Klein, NYPCC’s Director, Strategic Planning speaks about NYPCC’s roll out of a telehealth platform in a matter days when COVID-19 hit…
NYPCC’s Director of Clinical Services, Jonathan Keigher, State Representatives, Parent Advocates, Students, and other community leaders come together to kick off the Anti-Bullying Coalition at the first annual Anti-Bullying Fair.
NYPCC Community Outreach Specialists Cruz Fuksman and Anthony Otten discuss their new Anti-Bullying Coalition Initiative.