New York City's Sob Parlour provides space to cry in peace — for a price
You might've heard of rage rooms — places to smash things to relieve some stress — but how about a place to go cry in comfort?
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You might've heard of rage rooms — places to smash things to relieve some stress — but how about a place to go cry in comfort?
You might've heard of rage rooms, places to smash things to relieve stress. But a man in New York City just started Sob Parlour, where people pay to go to cry. CBS New York's Jarred Hill reports.
It's been several months since a new Trauma Recovery Center opened in Coney Island, and leaders say the community has responded in droves. CBS New York's Hannah Kliger has the story from Brooklyn.
Last week, Governor Hochul made New York State the first in the nation to require social media sites to restrict addictive feeds and prohibit sites from collecting, using or selling personal data of anyone under 18. Dr. Nidhi Kumar tells us more about the science behind these initiatives.
In celebration of Pride Month, a drag show takes place June 8 in Chelsea called Drag Away the Stigma to help support the fight against suicide. Lady Doll Heirs is performing in the show and joins CBS New York to discuss.
Career coach Liz Bentley talks about the benefits of a tech detox.
Dr. Orna Guralnick shares what to expect in the latest season of the acclaimed docuseries "Couples Therapy."
Eating disorders are reported to affect nearly 10% of the population, and the CEO of a nonprofit says even those stats are underreported due to stigmas people face in communities of color. CBS New York's Lisa Rozner has the story.
In some cases, experts say stress can help keep you sharp and motivated. But over an extended period of time, it may affect your health, job performance, and even your ability to manage your finances.
Experts say stress can help keep you sharp and motivated in some cases. But over an extended period of time, it may affect your health, job performance, and even your ability to manage your finances.
New York City has released its first ever State of Mental Health report. It shows that among the 6 million adults in the city, nearly 1 in 4 experience a mental disorder in a given year.
Coming out of the pandemic, a New York City Health Department poll found half of all people who expressed a need for mental health support didn't know where or how to get services, so the city decided to bring help to many people where they are -- the park. CBS New York's Jenna DeAngelis shows us how.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and a Jets player who has dealt with tragic circumstances in his own life has a game plan to make a difference. CBS New York's Otis Livingston spoke to Solomon Thomas about his nonprofit foundation, the Defensive Line.
CBS New York's Otis Livingston recently spoke with the veteran defensive end about his plan to make a difference.
The Cook County Sheriff's Office aims to put mental health workers in the field virtually as cities grapple with alternative police responses.
The family of Grayson Murray said their son was loved and he is resting peacefully now.
More than 100 people gathered at Our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church on Saturday. CBS New York's Jessica Moore reports.
The proposed legislation would increase the number of psychiatric beds covered by Medicaid. CBS New York's Ali Bauman reports.
At the end of next month, the city will stop funding several sites that serve these people in need. CBS New York's Jessi Mitchell spoke with clients at Harlem's Rainbow Clubhouse about the hardships they could face.
Jordan Wright, Director of NYU's Center for Counseling and Community Wellbeing and Michelle Jeffers, doctoral student in NYU's Counseling Psychology program join CBS New York to talk about a free counseling service for food and beverage workers in the city.
A new survey by the non-profit Understood.org shows more employees with ADHD and dyslexia feel they're being discriminated against at work. Nathan Friedman, the organization's co-president breaks down the disturbing findings and shares how people can be allies in the workplace.
CBS New York's Dr. Kumar is On Call to explain why it's good for your physical and mental health to get up and get walking.
The team hosted New Jersey high school athletic staff members on Thursday for Mental Health Action Day, an annual observance to shift our mental health culture from awareness to action. CBS New York's Otis Livingston reports.
Thousands of people will converge on the Naumburg Bandshell in Central Park this weekend for the AIDS Walk New York. Melody Betts and Kecia Lewis join CBS New York to discuss the performances they're planning and also touch on fundraising efforts so far.
Lady Gaga’s Born This Way Foundation is helping young people understand and prioritize their mental health. Cynthia Germanotta, president of the Born This Way Foundation joins CBS New York to discuss.
