Press for Clarice Hassan, LCSW
Hi there! I’m Clarice Hassan, an NYC-based therapist specializing in online therapy with folks who identify themselves as high achievers, BIPOC and/or LGBTQ+.
Besides my direct therapeutic work with clients, I love writing about individual mental health. Besides my blogs, you can find a collection of articles I have been featured in below.
If you are interested in working with me, click here. I look forward to hearing from you!
Here are some articles I’ve been featured in…
The Good Trade: Here's How To Rethink Boredom (And What To Do When You're Bored)
Once you’ve established whether or not a change is within your capability, instead of asking, ‘What should I do?’ you can ask yourself, ‘How and what do I feel?’
Let’s start by not getting confused on the word ‘celebration’— it is pretty difficult to genuinely feel happy and excited about a day where you held the painful memories of coming out to unsupportive parents. When we say ‘celebration’, you don’t need to force yourself to feel happy on this day. There can be, instead, a ritual where you acknowledge your experiences, and seek support from other resources.
Very Well Health: 5 Mental Health Resources for Asian Americans Right Now
Being subject to racism not only causes bodily injury and harm toward communities of color but also impacts mental health and overall wellbeing. I observed, especially last year, when COVID was happening, huge trends of insomnia, anxiety, and feelings of depression, among my clients who identify themselves as AAPI.
Psycom Pro: Psy-Q: ADHD and Cultural Sensitivities
In some cases, ADHD results from early trauma, not just a neurological challenge. This background makes it important for parents to be included in the treatment process whenever possible and to be engaged and share insights that help paint a clear picture of the child’s situation.