Loren Soeiro, Ph.D. ABPP

About

Loren Soeiro, Ph.D., ABPP is a psychologist in private practice in New York City, specializing in helping people find peace, fulfillment, and success in their relationships and their work. He is board-certified as an expert in clinical psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology. Previously, he worked as an attending psychologist and assistant professor of clinical psychiatry at Montefiore Medical Center, where many of his private patients were training physicians, surgeons, and others with high-intensity careers. He provides individual and couples psychotherapy to people experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship issues, work-life concerns, family problems, and significant life transitions. Further information about him and his private practice can be found at www.lorensoeiro.net.

Recent Posts

How to Talk to the Conspiracy Theorist in Your Life

Conspiracy theories seem to be everywhere nowadays—but believing in them can be bad for your physical and mental health. Here's what to know when you talk to a true believer.

4 Rare Psychological Syndromes You’ve Likely Never Heard Of

Social media is full of references to psychology and therapeutic vocabulary, but here are four syndromes and disorders you've probably never heard of before.

How to Bring Up Hard Topics in an Easy Way

If you have trouble asking your partner, friend, or family member to do things differently, you might want to look more closely at how you frame your requests.

When Eating Right Goes Wrong

Most of us try hard to eat well and to make good dietary choices. But sometimes these efforts go too far when people become obsessed with eating exactly "right."

Men Are Losing Their Friends, and It Could Be Killing Them

Typical gender roles make it hard for men and boys to be open with each other.

4 Ways to Beat Negative Self-Talk

It's easy to be excessively self-critical, which usually hurts more than it helps. Here's how to slow down and reverse those automatic, negative thoughts.

When Therapy Works Fast

A patient arrived with deeply entrenched worries and compulsive behaviors about being infested with microscopic mites. It took only five sessions to resolve the issue.

3 Ways Mindfulness Meditation Makes Therapy Work Better

If you meditate, you're already learning some implicit skills, like acceptance, and gaining distance on your feelings, that can help you benefit from psychotherapy.

If You Can’t Stop Worrying About Climate Change, Try This

Does the news about flooding, fires, hurricanes, or heat waves make it hard for you to sleep or concentrate? Here's how to take practical steps to manage climate anxiety.

4 Psychology Concepts Most People Get Wrong

Words like "toxic," "triggered," and "gaslighting" are thrown around casually in social media spaces. Here's what they really mean and how to put them to use more accurately.