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Ask a Therapist: Spotlight Interview with Alison Nugent
Stefanie Jackowitz-Robinson Stefanie Jackowitz-Robinson

Ask a Therapist: Spotlight Interview with Alison Nugent

At City Therapy, we understand that finding the right therapist in NYC can feel personal and, at times, overwhelming. The therapeutic relationship plays a crucial role in the success of therapy which makes it essential to find someone who truly feels like the right fit. In this “Ask a therapist” spotlight interview, we sit down with Alison Nugent, LCSW, LCSW-R, one of our dedicated NYC therapists, to get to know more about her interests and her experience in the field. As a NYC therapy practice that accepts insurance, we strive to make quality psychotherapy accessible to those seeking support. In making this process more transparent, we want to offer an inside look at our therapists and provide a space to ask the questions people are most curious about when it comes to therapy. Keep reading to learn more about Alison’s unique approach and the work she loves.

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Start Spreading the… Winter Blues: NYC Therapists on Managing Mental Health and Winter Blues
Marianna Vandy Marianna Vandy

Start Spreading the… Winter Blues: NYC Therapists on Managing Mental Health and Winter Blues

As the days get shorter and the New York City nights get colder, one thing is clear: Winter is on the horizon. Naturally, this means holiday drinks at Starbucks, cozy winter gloves, and the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony. But,it could also bring more seasonal challenges for New Yorkers such as more time indoors, endless holiday planning, new years resolutions, and of course, pre-inauguration predictions. All of which could spark the “winter blues.” Cassandra Reid, LCSW, a licensed New York City therapist and the founder of City Therapy noted: “There is an expectation that the holiday season should be a time of festivity, but it can also be a source of stress and emotional strain. The added financial pressures, complicated family dynamics and weighty expectations often amplify feelings of inadequacy and loneliness.” 

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