DiabeticTalks

06/17/2026

Managing chronic illness is a team effort for couples. But his control and abuse when he was high were making me sicker. Sometimes the line between caring and codependency is dangerously blurry. https://wp.me/p6CU6c-3K

06/16/2026

Living well means embracing the unexpected. For professional insights and articles on diabetes-focused therapy, check out my Psychology Today profile! https://bit.ly/4uabD99

06/15/2026

There is no 'day off' with diabetes, only opportunities to grow. 'Family Conflict: Frustration or Blood Sugars?' dives into how glucose levels can impact family dynamics. http://wp.me/p6CU6c-5v

06/14/2026

Living well with diabetes means learning to expect the unexpected. For years, I'd give in, only to feel sick and guilty afterward. I had to learn new strategies to survive the season with my health intact. https://wp.me/p6CU6c-he

06/13/2026

Chronic illness fatigue is a biological reality, not a lack of willpower. Most people are not the stereotypical individual that society has presented in movies.¦ Find Out More Here: https://bit.ly/4cvsCwG

06/12/2026

Every day with T1D brings a new set of challenges and lessons. Ready to achieve your preferred diabetes lifestyle? Check out this great read on embracing change. http://wp.me/p6CU6c-3Z

06/11/2026

Halloween night was great!!! Tons of candyÑbut for a child living with diabetes, that mountain of treats can lead to more than just a sugar rush. Preparation and a calm mind can make all the difference when things get "spooky." Read more here: http://wp.me/p6CU6c-1L

06/10/2026

Small adjustments lead to long-term wellness. Explore the duality of reaching major milestones in this new blog reflecting on my 40th anniversary of living with T1D! https://wp.me/p6CU6c-nl

06/09/2026

Small daily adjustments lead to long-term health and wellness. Don't lose your way of living life read this awesome blog on maintaining a fulfilling lifestyle with diabetes. http://wp.me/p6CU6c-36

06/08/2026

The school years bring new challenges to diabetes management. The cognitive impact is real and often overlooked. Don't blame yourself for "forgetful moments." https://wp.me/p6CU6c-2T

I am a diabetes-focused psychotherapist, life coach, and diabetes patient, and in my practice on the Upper West Side of New York City, I encounter lots of clients with issues regarding memory. Memo…