Pashmina Rashad, LMHC

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Most of us can look back and think of a relationship that ended awkwardly because of a clumsy apology — or sometimes even a missing apology. It’s easy to understand why this is such a universal experience: apologies are hard. Even when we’re wrong, it’s hard to overcome the feelings of shame and guilt that can make us feel defensive. Many of us want to apologize well, but don’t know how to do go about it. Moments of conflict and carelessness with loved ones are inevitable, but a thoughtful apology can go a long way to protecting and repairing your relationships. A good apology should acknowledge what went wrong, take responsibility without qualification, and offer a repair. The “why-because-and” framework can help reach these targets. Read more about this tool at the link in my bio.

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First blog post of 2023! Deep, healthy relationships are vital to a full and happy life. Here are 6 small but mighty ways to nurture the relationships that matter!

https://sukoontherapy.com/relationship-resolutions-for-the-new-year/

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The mental and behavioral health fall out of this pandemic will be felt for years to come and we will not reach full understanding for decades to come.

Car crash deaths have surged during COVID-19 pandemic. Here's why — Los Angeles Times Evidence suggests the pandemic has made U.S. drivers more reckless — more likely to speed, drink or use drugs and to leave their seatbelts unbuckled.

Take a look at my latest blog post!

Self Sabotage, Part 2: How do you know you're sabotaging yourself? What are the habits that make it harder to feel like we are on track and in control?

https://www.sukoontherapy.com/3-ways-you-sabotage-yourself/

Pashmina Rashad, LMHC - Hudson Valley Therapist At Sukoon Therapy, with offices in Poughkeepsie NY, you will have the focused one-on-one attention of Licensed Mental Health Counselor Pashmina Rashad.

1st of a 3 part series about self sabotage.

Before embarking on yet one more batch of unfulfilled New Year’s resolutions, let’s start 2021 with a good look at how we get in our own way. All of us do it for one reason or another and even small shifts in thought habits can make a big difference in helping us to feel more in control.

Please follow the link to check it out and feel free to share feedback, thoughts, experiences, or lessons!!

Self Sabotage: What is it? Why do you do it? - Pashmina Rashad, LMHC Self sabotage halts our forward movement in life, relationships and work. It gets in the way of us achieving our goals and sets us up to betray ourselves over and over. It may feel like a one off (i.e. this time I will let the abusive language go). Over time, these moments tell us we are failing, un...

First blog post of 2021! Link in bio.

The first of a three part series about habits that lead to self sabotage.

https://www.sukoontherapy.com/self-sabotage-what-is-it-why-do-you-do-it/

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