
What Are the Best Techniques for Emotional Regulation in ADHD
If you live with ADHD, you already know that emotions don’t politely knock. They tend to barge in the front door like a gust of wind, scattering papers everywhere and making it hard to think straight. Many of my clients describe emotional moments as…

ADHD and Procrastination: Understanding the Cycle and Breaking Free
Think of your brain like a car with a powerful engine but a tricky transmission. You’ve got all the horsepower: ideas, energy, and creativity. But when it’s time to shift into gear and get moving, something slips. The wheels spin, the engine revs,…

Practical ADHD Coping Strategies for College Students and Young Professionals
Imagine your brain as an air-traffic control tower. Planes (tasks, priorities, deadlines, relationships) are constantly circling, each demanding permission to land. For most people, that tower runs on autopilot, coordinating takeoffs and landings smoothly.…

ADHD and Emotional Regulation: Why It’s So Hard and How Therapy Can Help
Imagine your emotions like a group of lively musicians playing in your brain’s orchestra. For most people, there’s a steady conductor; calm, focused, able to cue in the right section at the right time. But for many people with ADHD, that conductor…

Feeling Overwhelmed This October? Young Adult Counseling in Cherry Hill, NJ
As the leaves start to change and the air turns crisp, many young adults find October to be a season of pressure. Classes are in full swing, work schedules are demanding, and social commitments pile up, often leaving you stretched thin. What’s meant…

How Do I Balance School, Work, and Social Life Without Burning Out?
Balancing school, work, and a social life can sometimes feel like juggling flaming torches while riding a bicycle. You’re trying to keep everything in the air, all while keeping your balance and avoiding the burn. For young adults, this pressure can…

College Transitions Are Hard—Even When You’ve Done It Before
Whether it’s your first time setting foot on a college campus or you’re returning after a break, transitions can stir up a swirl of emotions. You might expect the second (or third) time around to feel easier, after all, you’ve done this before,…

Worried About the First Day? How to Support Your Teen Through Back-to-School Stress
The night before the first day of school can feel like standing at the top of a Ferris wheel. From that height, your teen can see the whole year stretched out ahead: new classes, new faces, and unknown challenges. There’s excitement in the view, but…

Navigating Life After College: How Therapy Helps Young Adults Thrive in New Jersey
“You’ve left the harbor, but where’s the map?”
Graduating from college can feel like being handed a ship and told to set sail… without a compass. One moment, you're surrounded by friends, schedules, and structure. The next, you're staring…
