The Weill Cornell Medicine Center for Trauma and Addiction

Worried you can’t heal from trauma? You can!
Our clinical director, is presenting at the Trauma Super Conference taking place online from January 29th - February 4th. Register now for the 2024 Trauma Super Conference for free by clicking the link in our bio!

Starting November 9th The Center for Trauma and Addiction will be introducing our very first Mental Health Course for Gay Men! If you or someone you know is interested please click the link in our bio and sign up today! 🏳️‍🌈

EMDR is been proven effective for treating trauma and PTSD.

Make Trauma Just a Memory, schedule your appointment today by calling 212-746-5890!

EMDR Therapy For Addiction In Surrey, BC Announced By Grigore Counselling As ongoing research published in the National Library of Medicine supports the effectiveness of EMDR, Grigore Counselling announces Total Immersion EMDR therapy in Surrey, BC.Surrey, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 22, 2022) - Grigore...

If you're curious about EMDR, this is the article for you!
The Center for Trauma and Addiction is an outpatient, evidence based mental health treatment program that focuses on healing developmental and adult trauma.
All our therapists at Center for Trauma and Addiction are trained in EMDR so make your appointment today!
To schedule, call 212-746-5890 or visit traumacenternyc.org.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/19/well/emdr-therapy.html

‘One Foot in the Present, One Foot in the Past:’ Understanding E.M.D.R. The once-experimental trauma treatment has become increasingly popular. Here’s how the therapy works.

The Happy Ring is much more focused on a user’s mental state, whereas other wearables on the market track metrics like heart rate and heart rate variation as a proxy for how well your body has recovered from physical stress....

A mood ring that supposed to monitor your mental health?! Would you be open to this?

This smart mood ring is supposed to monitor mental health — without changing colors It’s called — wait for it — Happy Ring.

More than 30 percent of LGBTQ+ youth between the ages of 13 and 24 say they experience high levels of trauma symptoms, according to new research from The Trevor Project.

If you or someone you know needs trauma therapy, call 212-746-5890 for an appointment with us today!

We are here to help you heal!

LGBTQ+ youth experiencing trauma symptoms face greater su***de risk, research shows Story at a glance LGBTQ+ youth are more likely than non-LGBTQ+ young people to report high levels of trauma symptoms, according to a report published Thursday by The Trevor Project. About 25 percen…

On July 7, the Tony winner performed at a fundraiser for Glenn Close's charity Bring Change to Mind, which aims to end stigma and discrimination surrounding mental health. The event — held at N.Y.C.'s historic gay bar the Stonewall Inn — focused on raising awareness and empathy for LGBTQ youth dealing with mental health issues.

Ben Platt Talks Mental Health, Q***r Representation — and Reacts to Dear Evan Hansen Closing The Broadway star performed at a fundraiser for Glenn Close's mental health charity Bring Change to Mind

May marks Mental Health Awareness Month! See how EMDR has impacted one of our former clients. Her vulnerability to open up and tell her story is beyond powerful. If you or someone you know suffers from trauma, call 212-746-5890 or visit our website, link in the bio!

Your mental health matters! Allow yourself 15 minutes of mental health hygiene a day.

How 15 minutes of mental health hygiene can change your whole day Carving out 15 minutes in an already busy day can sound like a chore, but a clinical psychologist says it's a small investment that can make the rest of your day easier and happier. He explains how to create and implement a mental health hygiene routine.

Are you a medical professional suffering from trauma or anxiety?
Then we are here to help YOU!

Make your appointment by calling 212-746-5890.

Medical workers tend to push through their mental health trauma. COVID-19 is changing that. Mental health professionals provide insight into how medical workers have struggled — and coped — during the pandemic so far, and what types of services they might need moving forward.

The city is expanding a program that diverts some mental health emergency calls from police to social workers and medics So far, 22.8% of calls for mental health crises in a handful of precincts have gone to these unarmed first responders.

Ohio State offensive lineman Harry Miller says he is "medically retiring" from football, citing struggles he has faced with mental health.

Your mental health is serious, always take the time you need to heal.

Ohio State football player retires, citing mental health concerns Buckeyes OL Harry Miller reveals suicidal intentions while praising coach for support.

A new study published on Wednesday showed that people who have recovered from COVID-19 are significantly more likely to develop mental health disorders regardless of the severity of their COVID-19 case.

COVID-19 patients at higher risk of mental health disorders: study

3 ways parents can help their kids build resilience, boost mental health The U.S. surgeon general's report on child mental health is bleak. Here is expert advice on how parents can help kids improve their mental health amid pandemic.

Machine Gun Kelly is speaking out about his overwhelming mental health struggles.

"I think I'm new to being vulnerable outside of songs. I see a lot of pictures of me and there's like, smiles on them," he said. "It's just weird though because I didn't feel good at all that day and I kind of am sick of smiling on days when I don't feel like smiling."

Machine Gun Kelly gets candid about mental health: ‘I’m sick of smiling’ "A lot of what I do is for other people and I haven't given myself the time to just accept that it's okay to not be okay."

Anxiety, isolation, and loss due to the pandemic have all impacted the of our country's children and their families. The U.S. Surgeon General's new Advisory is a call-to-action with steps we can all take to support our youth. www.surgeongeneral.gov/ymh

Mental disorders can affect women and men differently. Some disorders, like depression and anxiety, are more common in women, and certain disorders like perinatal depression are unique to women. This brochure contains an overview of five things that everyone should know about depression in women. https://go.usa.gov/xH7cp.

Mental health is just as essential as physical health. Normalizing the conversation about mental health empowers people to talk and get the help they need. Get help today by calling 212-746-5890.

Venus Williams Wants Us All To Talk More About Mental Health Venus Williams says that the bigger conversation athletes are having about mental health is a win for everyone. In this interview she also reveals that she and Serena don't talk tennis that much.

When you have PTSD, it might feel like you'll never get your life back. But it can be treated so you don’t have to stay broken. At the Center for Trauma and Addiction we can help you overcome and treat trauma and PTSD with EMDR therapy. To schedule an appointment, call 212-746-5890 or click the link in our bio!

It's been proven that seeing and being around plants helps people feel more calm and relaxed. Stress less and enjoy this holiday season with a real tree!

These Christmas trees may improve your health Nothing artificial can compete with the benefits a living Christmas tree can bring to a home and the scents it emits, according to experts.

New ways to help people with PTSD, depression, anxiety and other mental health disorders are desperately needed. An estimated 30 percent of people with depression, for instance, don’t get relief from current treatments. Psychedelics, some researchers and clinicians believe, may help.

Comment your thoughts about treating PTSD with psychedelics!

Can psychedelics meet their potential for treating mental health disorders? Psychedelics hold lots of promise as treatments for mental health disorders like PTSD and depression. But the drugs still face hurdles.

“My experience is that there have been gay men that I have worked with over the years — particularly in their 50s and early 60s — it’s taken them a long time to recognize the severity of the problem, whether it’s their depression or their substance abuse, and then they find themselves in a very precarious situation because of shame, and so they may not necessarily seek help even though they need help.”

At The WCM LGBTQIA+ Trauma Treatment Program we focus on the healing of trauma in the LGBTQIA+ population by using EMDR therapy.

Get the help you need today by calling 212-746-5890 to schedule an appointment.

Make Trauma Just a Memory.

'Very familiar': Mark Glaze's story brings into focus mental health for gay men The death by su***de at age 51 of Mark Glaze, a gun reform advocate who was close to many in D.C.'s LGBTQ community, is striking a chord with observers who see his well-known struggles with mental health issues and alcoholism as reflective of common issues facing gay men as they go through middle ag...

Hear what Simone Biles has to say about her mental health journey!

For Simone Biles, the Mental Health Journey Is Never Over: 'But I Know Who I Am Now' Simone Biles is one of PEOPLE's 2021 People of the Year

You are so much stronger than you think!

If you or someone you know suffers from trauma or addiction, go to the link in our bio or call 212-746-5890 to schedule an appointment.

Thank you to all our military personnel for the sacrifices you have made for our freedom. Honoring all Veterans today and everyday🇺🇸

So why is sleep so important for our mental health?! 😴
 
There’s a close relationship between sleep and mental health. Mental health conditions can disrupt sleep, and lack of sleep can affect mental health. Sleep has an important restorative function in ‘recharging’ the brain at the end of each day, just like we need to charge a mobile phone battery after prolonged use.
 
The psychological effects of sleep deprivation can affect us massively and significantly impact our daily mood. 
 
Are you getting the proper amount of sleep?!

Some days the memories can still knock you down but PTSD is fixable. The WCM Center for Trauma and Addiction can help you heal!
 
Make an appointment by clicking the link in the bio or call 212-746-5890.

Why is it that some nights you can be sleeping seemingly peacefully, when you're suddenly pulled from your slumber by a stressful thought?

4.44am revealed as the most stressful time of day - how to get back to sleep when you wake up feeling stressed Stress-related searches are most popular in the early hours of the morning. Here's how to stop it impacting your sleep.