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Hello and Welcome!
I’m so happy you found me!!
I truly hope you find something on
this web site that:
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answers some of the most common
questions about my practice
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inspires you in some way or gives
you hope for a better tomorrow
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leads you to some other useful
helping resources
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helps you within the scope of what this web
site can provide (click
for disclaimers)
For teens and young adults…
There is so much to share with you
that will hopefully help to always bring you back to your original
goodness. Whether you are struggling with depression, anxiety,
anger, or other mood states which are getting in the way of a happier
life,
there is so much to share with you that will help you.
For parents…
It is not easy these days. The
electronic 24/7 nature of your children’s lives seems to pull them
away from you, especially their reliance on electronic communication
instead of talking with and being with you. For some parents,
their own issues have become such a burden that the prospect of
raising happy and well-adjusted children can seem overwhelming at
times. There is hope and help for you as well.
For educators and fellow mental
health practitioners…
I stand ready to collaborate with
you. As a School Psychologist of thirty plus years, I can
appreciate your unique challenges as you try to provide a quality
education to our young people. Together, we can tackle any
issue and bring it to a better place. Since it is recognized
that sound emotional well-being supports a more effective learner,
it is often a combination of school-based resources along with
outside therapeutic support that can get the job done.
Additional thoughts...
Remember... "Begin each day by saying to yourself: Today I shall
be meeting with interference, ingratitude, insolence, disloyalty,
ill-will, and selfishness." Marcus Aurelius, Roman Philosopher
Marcus
may sound pessimistic, but he does tell it like it is. Reality is
our best teacher. When you drive defensively, and watch out for the
other driver, you have fewer accidents. Similarly, when you expect
people to act imperfectly and you do not demand that they conform to
your will, you will become a healthier human being who will spend
much less time in your therapist's office.
Dr. Anthony
Pantaleno
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