Sony Perlman
Sony Perlman
with Pinny Brecher LCSW CASAC
with Pinny Brecher LCSW CASAC
with Pinny Brecher LCSW CASAC
Saturday 24th December 2022
Sony Perlman talks with Pinny Brecher about the role of community and therapy in mental health on BrainStorm. Listen for valuable insights and practical advice.
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Get the buttons here!Pinny Brecher on Building Stronger Communities Through Therapy
I want them to go out and make whatever they have to make in order to live. You know, help me stay with these therapists and provide that service, and they can feel good about that and everyone can win.
Ever wondered how community and therapy intertwine to improve mental health? In this episode of 'BrainStorm with Sony Perlman', Sony chats with Pinny Brecher, the executive clinical director and co-founder of Daas Wellness Center in Monsey, NY. Pinny brings a wealth of experience from his roles in individual psychotherapy, school services, medication management, and group therapy. He shares his journey from working in a child and family clinic in the Bronx to overseeing a substance abuse program in Rockland County.
Pinny dives into the unique challenges therapists face in private practice versus clinic settings and emphasizes the importance of finding a therapist who truly fits your needs. He also explores how parenting impacts mental health, debunking the myth that parents are always to blame for their children's issues. Financial aspects of mental health and the transformative power of gratitude and mindfulness in daily life are also discussed.
Sony and Pinny's conversation is both enlightening and practical, offering listeners valuable insights into the complex world of mental health care. Whether you're seeking therapy, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about the interplay between community and mental well-being, this episode provides a compassionate and informative perspective.