Westside Psych Opens to Address Adolescent Mental Health Crisis on the Upper West Side

Westside Psych, a depth psychotherapy practice, is now open at 25 Central Park West (between 62nd and 63rd streets), offering research-based approaches and comprehensive treatment to address the growing mental health crisis among adolescents.

With the alarming rise in depression, anxiety, and suicidality among teens, Westside Psych aims to bridge the significant gap in mental health services. Their team of highly trained therapists from top institutions is dedicated to providing in-person treatment and maintaining regular collaboration with parents to ensure comprehensive care.

“Teens today face unprecedented challenges that impact their mental health, from increased smartphone use and social media exposure to the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Dr. Joseph Giardino of Westside Psych. “Our practice is committed to addressing these issues and helping adolescents navigate their mental health journey.”

Westside Psych specializes in treating a range of adolescent issues including:

  • Anxiety, depression, and social issues
  • Academic problems
  • Self-esteem issues
  • Bullying
  • Relationship issues with family or friends
  • Trauma from physical or emotional abuse

“Finding the right therapist is crucial for your teen’s mental health,” added Dr. Giardino. “We encourage parents to reach out to us to find the support their teens need.”

To learn more about Westside Psych, please visit westsidepsych.nyc or call (212) 519-7594.

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