Jean Huber, LCSW
80 University Place Suite 2i
New York, NY 10011
212-243-0707
As a woman, you're likely all too familiar with the juggling act of balancing work and home life. It's like trying to keep multiple plates spinning at once. With more women entering the workforce, the pressure to excel professionally and personally has intensified.
Have you ever found yourself constantly putting others' needs before your own? This is the hallmark of codependency. You might sacrifice your well-being, seek approval, or avoid conflict at all costs. It's like you've forgotten where you end and others begin.
Vulnerability is the key to unlocking deeper connections in your relationship. It's about baring your soul, sharing your fears, and trusting your partner with your true self.
Do you often find yourself forgetting important tasks, appointments, or deadlines? If you have ADHD, forgetfulness can be a constant struggle that impacts your daily life and productivity.
As a working mom, you're familiar with the constant juggling between career and family. The pressure to excel in both roles can take a toll on your mental health, leading to anxiety and depression.
Do you stay up late scrolling through social media despite your best intentions to get a good night's sleep? Procrastination is a universal struggle that affects everyone at some point.
Effective communication forms the foundation of any successful relationship. Whether in your personal or professional life, your ability to express yourself clearly and listen attentively can make or break essential connections.
Are you struggling to stay organized, meet deadlines, or complete tasks efficiently? You may have heard terms like "executive dysfunction" and "ADHD" used to describe these challenges.
As the holiday season approaches, you and your partner may find yourselves pulled in multiple directions. Family gatherings, work obligations, and social commitments can quickly overwhelm your calendar.
Are you questioning your career path? Do you dread Monday mornings and feel unfulfilled in your professional life? You're not alone.
