COPE Professionals
- Veronica Ashwal, LMHC |Mark Ehrenshaft, LCSW
- Hilary W. Glasser, Psy.D. | Linda A. Kaye, LMHC, CAP | Priscilla Marotta, Ph.D
About Hilary
Dr. Glasser is a warm, caring licensed psychologist who enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults. She practices psychotherapy with enthusiasm, genuineness and a practical approach to life's problems. Her experience encompasses working with individuals, couples and families utilizing a variety of short-term therapeutic approaches. Her clinical areas of interests include depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationship issues, and women's issues. She specializes in Eating Disorders and adolescent issues. Dr. Glasser is interested in providing a safe and comfortable place for her patients to discuss and work through the stressors involved in daily life.
- Psi Chi- Psychology Honor Society
- Completed Residency at renowned eating disorder facility - The Renfrew Center
Articles written by Hilary
Anger Management
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HILARY W. glassER, PSY.D.
Anger is a normal and basic human emotion. Depending on how it is managed and expressed, anger can have positive or negative consequences. Feelings of anger can signal when our rights are being violated or our needs are being ignored.
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The Importance of Family Ritual
BY
HILARY W. glassER, PSY.D.
Creating family rituals strengthens a family and can provide a sense of identity for a child. Family rituals give children a sense of belongingness and a feeling of being worthwhile. A ritual is any repeated, shared activity that is full of meaning and satisfying for its members.
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Why do we Fear Change?
BY
HILARY W. glassER, PSY.D.
Individuals typically seek out psychotherapy with the idea of promoting positive change in their lives. Many sessions focus on a person’s desire to improve things such as their relationships, mood, health, or communication. We often discuss several changes they could make in order to promote increased happiness, security, and over all wellbeing.
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FIXES
FOR EMOTIONAL EATING
BY
HILARY W. glassER, PSY.D.
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Do you eat when you’re feeling sad, lonely or bored?
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Do you celebrate or reward yourself with food?
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Is there a food you crave when you’re stressed or worried?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be an emotional eater. More and more people are starting to recognize that they eat in response to emotions and moods.
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