Category: Mental Health
Intergenerational Trauma in Jewish Families: Understanding and Healing
Intergenerational trauma — the transmission of psychological effects from one generation to the next — is a well-documented phenomenon in clinical psychology. For Jewish families, the shadow of the Holocaust represents perhaps the most extensively studied example of this transmission, but intergenerational trauma in Jewish communities extends to other historical experiences as well: pogroms, displacement,…
Read MoreChild and Teen Psychiatry in New York: How Mount Behavioral Health Is Expanding Access to Care in 2026
Child and adolescent psychiatry has long been one of the most underserved specialties in New York City. Wait times at in-person clinics can stretch for months, geographic access varies dramatically by borough, and the stigma around seeking psychiatric care for children continues to prevent many families from reaching out at all. In 2026, Mount Behavioral…
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Online Behavioral Health Services for NYC Children and Teens: A 2026 Guide by Mount Behavioral Health
Access to quality behavioral health care for children and teenagers in New York City has never been more important — or more achievable — than it is in 2026. Families across all five boroughs are increasingly turning to telehealth as a reliable, convenient, and clinically effective way to connect their children with licensed therapists, child…
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