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Maintaining Optimal Mental Health: How to Manage the Effects of Living in the City

Living in the city certainly has its positives. From the best coffee shops and job prospects to culture-rich museums and live entertainment scenes, everything you need is on your doorstep. However, city life also has its detractors. Some of these negative effects of living ...

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How to Deal with Postpartum Depression: Everything You Need to Know

Having a child puts a huge strain on the body, but not all women realize that it also puts substantial pressure on their mental well-being. Postpartum depression affects up to one in seven women who give birth. Although many people refer to it as the “baby blues,” ...

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DBT vs. CBT: Choosing the Right Therapeutic Approach For Your Care

The journey toward healing is deeply personal, and at Citron Hennessey Therapy, we understand that the quest to find the right therapeutic approach can be challenging.  For many, the key to unlocking improved mental health rests on deciding between dialectical behavior ...

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The Difference Between Grieving vs Mourning

Loss is an inevitable part of life. Whether it’s the loss of a loved one, the end of a cherished relationship, or the passing of a significant chapter in our lives, grief is a universal human experience. It’s a journey we all must undertake at some point, ...

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Finding Your Calm: How to Manage Election Stress This Political Season

This November, many Americans will face a familiar stressor that comes around every four years. As we approach the 2024 United States presidential election, it’s natural to feel uncertain about the future of the country. Election stress can impact our physical, mental ...

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How to Deal With Loneliness During This Holiday Season

We’ve just celebrated Thanksgiving and further celebrations in the holiday season are right around the corner. For many, the holidays, including Christmas, Hanukkah and New Year, are a time of excitement and joy, being able to see family and old friends. However, for ...

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Stress vs. Distress: Expert Tips for Finding Balance in Your Life

Stress is a fact of everyday life. Luckily, not all stress is the same, and it isn’t always negative. Understanding the difference between distress and stress can help you find a healthy balance, reach toward what makes life fulfilling and worthwhile, and keep your ...

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Is Depression a Disability?

More than 21 million people in the United States experience a major depressive episode each year, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. But for some people, depression is more than just an infrequent occurrence. It can be a lasting mental health disorder ...

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What is a Polyamorous Relationship?

It is estimated that one in nine people in America have been involved in a polyamorous relationship. Despite the prevalence of these types of relationships, many of us don’t know what it is or what the difference is between polygamy and polyamory. So what is polyamory? ...

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The Powerful Link Between Exercise and Mental Health

Exercise: the antidote to poor mental health? There is rarely a single answer to tackling poor mental health, but there are small life changes we can all make that can have a hugely positive impact on our mental and physical wellbeing. One of the most effective tools ...

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How to Self Love

Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, birthdays: these holidays, for many folks, whether single or partnered, can be a major trigger around intimacy, heartbreak, self-love, and relationship trauma. Rather than engaging in romanticized conceptions of romance or cycles ...

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Does the Race of my Therapist Matter?

Does the race of my therapist matter? According to Maslow, safety is an innate need which humans will stop at nothing to attain. Physiological safety embodies food, water, warmth, rest and security. One rung above this, on Maslow’s hierarchy, is the need for psychological ...

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Why Depression Makes You Tired and How to Combat Fatigue

There are significant links between depression and exhaustion, making it hard to distinguish between simply needing rest and something more serious. Often, people find themselves asking, am I tired or depressed, as both conditions can leave you feeling drained. Depression ...

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Depression Motivation: A Brief Guide

Lack of motivation, when depressed, can be a terrible problem. As much as you want to feel motivated, you can’t seem to muster up any energy, making it almost impossible to get things done. The link between depression and low motivation is well documented as is feeling ...

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Meet Attachment Theory!

Valentine’s Day is once again upon us, and for those who struggle with intimate relationships, it can be an unwelcome reminder of our limitations in love. Whether you are in a relationship, recovering from one that has just ended or looking for one, attachment theory ...

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