Thriveworks 2025 Pulse on Mental Health Report by Hannah DeWitt | May 12, 2025 | Mental Health Awareness, Mental Health Topics, Research A recent Thriveworks survey explored Americans’ perspectives on therapy and mental health, revealing key insights into the factors that influence their decisions. The survey highlights the main reasons why Americans do or don’t go to therapy, the leading causes of anxiety today, and which generation is most inclined to seek…
Being in Therapy Is the New Relationship Green Flag by Hannah DeWitt | Mar 4, 2024 | Mental Health Topics, Research Thriveworks recently commissioned a study investigating whether a potential romantic partner’s therapy status would impact the likelihood of a respondent pursuing a relationship with them. According to the results, some Americans are much more likely to enter into a relationship with someone who has attended therapy, seeing it as a…
Stress management for millennials: understanding and coping with the stressors of a quarter-life crisis by Ruthie Kalai | Apr 19, 2019 | Coping Skills, Mental Health Topics, Stress I work predominantly with “millennials” in New York City; those 20-30 somethings who are openly and honestly seeking therapy, very often for the first time, to address certain issues that are more common among this age group. Many consider this age group to be experiencing a “quarter-life crisis.” These individuals…
Millennials Embarrassed by Millennials, New Study Finds by Ashley Addington | Sep 4, 2015 | Aging, Mental Health Topics, Research A new study found that millennials really don’t like being associated with their own generation. In fact, they are more embarrassed by themselves than anyone else. Millennials have been given a variety of unsavory names such as, “Self-absorbed”, “Lazy”, and “The Worst Generation”. With these titles, it’s understandable why the…
Why Millennials Need Counseling More Than Ever by Jon Negroni | Jul 29, 2013 | Aging, Mental Health Topics What is a millennial? This generation consists of individuals between the ages of 18 and 33. These days, millennials are typically seen as upbeat individuals who are confident and technologically savvy. Unfortunately, that perception doesn’t hold up to the reality of what this generation is really experiencing. Going through the…