Psychology Partners Group

In this article, Heather Rosen, PhD, director of the eating disorders program at Psychology Partners Group, explores the complex impact of GLP-1 medications on eating disorders. GLP-1 medications, used for Type 2 diabetes and weight loss, impact areas of the body including the brain. They can reduce hunger and increase fullness, leading to significant weight loss in many. However, limited research exists on their impact on individuals with eating disorders. While some studies suggest a decrease in binge eating episodes for those with binge eating disorder (BED) or bulimia nervosa (BN), GLP-1s can interfere with recovery by disrupting hunger signals and meal structure, potentially worsening symptoms and increasing risks, especially for restrictive eating disorders. Dr. Rosen emphasizes that more research is needed to fully understand the long-term effects.

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Really excited to share this article about Psychology Partners Group's new location in White Plains and, in particular, our new eating disorder treatment program under the leadership of Heather Rosen, PhD! ?? #familybasedtreatment #EFFT #eatingdisordertreatment

Welcome Heather Rosen, PhD! We are so excited to have you on our team!

Yesterday we had the honor of welcoming White Plains Mayor Tom Roach, Westchester County Legislator, Ben Boykin and White Plains councilwoman, Victoria Presser to PPG's new office in White Plains. We couldn't have wished for a warmer welcome to the fair city of White Plains! We are excited to be members of such a fine community.

Really excited to have these two wonderful clinicians on our team! Marissa Caldarola and Erin Weinstein, PhD

Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Pleasantville Psychology Group Announces Rebranding to Psychology Partners Group and New Location in Downtown White Plains, NY White Plains, NY — September 26, 2024 Pleasantville Psychology Group, a comprehensive mental health practice known for its specialized psychotherapy, art therapy, and neuropsychological testing services, is pleased to announce that it will be rebranding to Psychology Partners Group. This exciting development coincides with the opening of a new office location in downtown White Plains at 199 Main Street. Since its inception, Pleasantville Psychology Group has been dedicated to providing high-quality, compassionate care to children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families throughout Westchester County. The practice's team of highly qualified clinicians offers customized services aimed at promoting healthy development and wellbeing at home, school, work, and within the community. "Our move to a new location in downtown White Plains and our rebranding to Psychology Partners Group mark an important milestone in our growth and evolution as a practice," said Dr. Emily Bly, Founder and Clinical Director of Pleasantville Psychology Group. "The new name better reflects our collaborative approach to mental health care and our commitment to partnering with our clients on their journeys to wellness." The new office, strategically located at 199 Main Street, will provide a more accessible and welcoming environment for clients. The expanded space will also allow the practice to accommodate a growing number of patients and offer a broader range of services. Key Features of the New Location and Rebranding Include: Enhanced Accessibility: Conveniently situated in downtown White Plains, the new office will be more accessible to clients throughout Southern Westchester County. Expanded Services: In addition to continuing to offer psychotherapy, art therapy, and neuropsychological testing, the practice will introduce new services to meet the evolving needs of the community. Modern Facilities: The new location features state-of-the-art facilities designed to provide a comfortable and therapeutic environment for all clients. Psychology Partners Group remains committed to its mission of delivering exceptional mental health care and supporting the wellbeing of individuals and families. The practice looks forward to welcoming existing and new clients to its new location and continuing to provide the highest standard of care.

This group offers a unique blend of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills and art therapy, designed specifically for teens. Improve emotional regulation, decrease reactivity and increase emotional resilience. Use art as a medium to express what words cannot always capture.

This Art Therapy series for women offers a therapeutic opportunity to nurture your inner self and express creativity. Use art as a conduit for healing and connecting with unspoken parts of yourself in a supportive environment!

We are excited to announce a new Art Therapy Group for 7-12 year olds with ADHD. Art therapy is a powerful tool that can help children with ADHD in improve executive functioning, emotion regulation, and social skills in a supportive environment. Now accepting enrollment!