Dr. Yasmine Saad | Source | Tedx Speaker, Award-Winning Psychologist, Founder and CEO at Madison Park Psych
Dr. Yasmine Saad
Dr. Yasmine Saad is a Tedx speaker, and « Top 3 rated psychologist in NY» based on patients’ reviews. She is celebrated by USA Today as a "visionary," who revolutionizes mental health with her Inner Message Approach™. As the founder of Madison Park Psychological Services, she leads a top-tier team providing holistic care to a diverse clientele. Renowned for her insights, Dr. Saad has shared stages with icons like Deepak Chopra and Dr. Shefali and has been featured in over 100 media outlets including CNN, Forbes, and BBC.
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Madison Park Psych (https://www.madisonparkpsych.com/)
Tedx Speaker, Award-Winning Psychologist, Founder and CEO
started Jan 2012
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Understanding Ego Parenting: A Path to Healthier Family Dynamics
Dr. Saad explains ego parenting as when "your ego drives the choices of your actions as a parent." This can disconnect children from their internal compass. Apologizing and admitting mistakes can model healthy emotional regulation. To stop ego parenting, parents should practice self-compassion and learn emotion regulation skills. Recognizing ego parenting is a step toward healing and fostering growth.
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Burnout stress is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by pushing oneself past the limits of our body and mind while neglecting to listen to signals sent by our body, mind, and emotions to stop and replenish oneself.
