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When you think about what constitutes being an alcoholic, do you think it means getting drunk every day to the point that someone must struggle to live his (or her) life in a normal manner?

It’s not unusual to experience changes in mood in response to one’s shifting circumstances or in their environment.

More Americans than you think—15 million adults—suffer from social anxiety disorder (SAD). That might also apply to you.

The blues. Everyone experiences them at one time or another. Sadness is an occasional part of the human experience for just about everyone, a normal response to difficult periods in our lives.

Growing up has always posed challenges to kids of each gender and of all ages. Childhood and adolescence are periods of change and vulnerability.

It’s not unusual for people who have gone through one or a series of extremely stressful experiences to continue feeling the trauma long after the event has passed.

The human brain is supremely intricate. And because it’s so complicated, it’s not surprising that “glitches” can arise.

If you are struggling with an emotional issue, a mental health disorder, or a troubling behavioral problem, the psychiatrist at New Rochelle Psychiatry Office is uniquely trained to help.