Kerry McBroome | Source | Full Focus Therapy
Kerry McBroome
I am a licensed psychologist in New York City running my own private practice called Full Focus Therapy. As a queer therapist myself, I specialize in working with LGTBQ+ adults predominantly on anxiety and depression. I earned my doctorate at the PGSP-Stanford Consortium, a program run by the Stanford University School of Medicine. I have advanced training and experience in delivering DBT, a type of behavior therapy shown in one study to reduce symptoms of borderline personality disorder in 77% of participants.
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“There’s a lack of structure to the summer months that make healthy habits harder to stick to,” said Dr. McBroome. “Start small by picking one thing to do a day to improve your mental health, and then do that activity at the same time each day.”
How & Why It’s Important To Prioritize Your Mental Health In The Summer, According To Experts
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