Therapists In Brooklyn

Toxic guilt is a silent force that pervades many aspects of life for those raised in South Asian households. Unlike healthy guilt — which encourages ethical behavior and repair — toxic guilt is excessive, chronic, and deeply rooted in cultural expectations around duty, family loyalty, and sacrifice (Sabnani, Ponterotto, & Borodovsky, 1991). It can profoundly shape how South Asians approach their careers, friendships, relationships, and even personal freedom.

In the landscape of mental health, one concept stands out as particularly foundational: the Window of Tolerance. Originally conceptualized by Dr. Dan Siegel (1999), the Window of Tolerance refers to the optimal zone of arousal where an individual is best able to function emotionally and cognitively. When we are within this window, we can navigate stress, engage thoughtfully with others, and r

Somatic healing helps release trauma stored in the body. Talk therapy alone isn’t always enough — your body needs a voice too.