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Capital Psychology Psychological practice specializing in children, adolescents, and adults. We take pride in providing

10/16/2026

"Conscious healing and conscious therapy go beyond examining a person’s external world and dive deeply into their internal world. Who was this person before the world told them who they should be? Who was their true self before they were put into their prescribed roles?"

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10/16/2026

10/15/2026

5 of the top experts in the world will share how they treat clients who struggle with trauma. This brand new program brings together the sharpest strategies for working with a traumatized brain.

09/29/2026

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06/13/2026

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Demanding a rational response from a child in the middle of a meltdown is like asking someone to “just swim” while they are actively drowning.

A flooded mind cannot process logic. It cannot answer your questions, it cannot describe its feelings, and it is physically unable to follow your directions or settle down. Expecting them to listen to a lecture at that moment isn't just unrealistic — it is a guarantee that the room is about to erupt.

The lesson cannot happen in the middle of the storm. If you try to force the correction before the safety is established, you are just adding fuel to the chaos. ❤️

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06/10/2026

If you grew up feeling like your needs were too much, apologizing for having them probably became automatic.

"I'm sorry I got so emotional." "I'm sorry I need so much reassurance." "I'm sorry for being a burden." Most people don't even realize they're doing it. It just feels like the polite thing to say.

But apologizing for your needs teaches the people around you that those needs are a problem. Gratitude does something completely different. It acknowledges what someone gave you instead of shaming yourself for needing it.

"Thank you for holding space for me" lands in a completely different place than "sorry I got so emotional." Same moment. Totally different message.

05/19/2026

Take this short quiz to help you uncover the role you took on in your family—and learn how it may still be shaping your relationships, faith, and inner life today.

05/15/2026

In certain situations, you may have a feeling that you want to speak your opinion, but for some reason you keep quiet. Maybe it’s because you don’t feel like your opinion is valued, or you will make a fool of yourself, or it’s just not comfortable. Don’t let that stop you. Standing up for yourself does not make you an irritating person. Saying no to something that does not feel right does not make you mean. On the contrary, it’s in the expression of your voice, your opinion or your perspective that you can shine a light on a situation or intercede when something is troubling.

There are times when silence is skillful, when you know that what you say has no chance to pe*****te to the other person, and you choose not to waste your energy. But otherwise, never forget that you have a voice. Use it.

Let it be heard and speak your truth. Don’t let others control the way you think and express yourself.

The more you honor yourself, and come from an authentic place, the more aligned you will feel. If others don’t honor your feelings and your boundaries for whatever reason, the issue is not about you; it’s about them.

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Address

3761 Carman Road
Schenectady, NY
12303

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15183555800

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