Sandra E. Cohen, Ph.D.
Psychotherapy in Beverly Hills California
Did you suffer abandonment as a child? Were you neglected? The child of divorce. In foster care. Or left to figure things out on your own? If so, you may still be suffering the effects. It’s never too late for help or healing. But that often takes a kind of trust that’s hard to come …
Have you just had a breakup? Sometimes, breaking up feels like the end of the world. If you feel your life is over and have no idea how to go on, here’s a stanza from the 1966 Skeeter Davis song End of the World that says it all: Why does my heart go on beating? …
Do you have a friend who is alone? Waiting for someone to say: “Hello in there?” John Prine died tragically of COVID-19. His lyrics live on. Here are 5 ways to be the friend, a lonely friend needs. Prine’s song is a reminder we all need, in this time of loneliness and grief, to reach …
Dealing with grief? Grief comes in waves. That’s how grief is. You think you’re getting to the other side, and it hits you again. That can make you feel hopeless. Let’s talk about why. You don’t have to feel hopeless if you understand how grief works and what it takes to get through it. There …
Does your depression go on and on? That’s a very hard thing to live with. It’s sometimes almost impossible to wake up in the morning to face another day. You finally get up, put on a good face, go to work or school. You do your best. But, the hours drag by and you can’t …
