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Holiday and Post-Holiday Depression and Loneliness Holiday and Post-Holiday Depression and Loneliness Dr. Niru Prasad discusses symptoms and suggestions Tuesday, January 7, 2025 0 Niru Prasad, M.D. discusses holiday and post-holiday depression and isolation, especially during the winter months. Read more
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Wednesday, February 22, 2023 / Categories: Featured, Health, Mental Health Issues Facing Senior Couples Health Marni Stone, LMSW, of Rochester Center for Behavioral Medicine, talks to Henry Gornbein of #Gracefullygreying about issues facing long-term and new senior couples. Marni considers her clients to be experts in their own lives and helps them identify core beliefs that can lead to destructive behavior. She supports her clients in their efforts to create lasting change. Previous Article The Power of Journaling: Lila's Good Health Next Article What Doctors Want You to Know About Heart Health Screening Tests Print Tags: Rochester Center for Behavioral Medicine Marni Stone LSMW Marital Issues Facing Seniors Issues Facing Senior Couples Long-term Senior Couples Senior Relationships