Kim Schneiderman L.C.S.W., M.S.W

About

Kim Schneiderman, L.C.S.W., is the author of Step Out of Your Story: Writing Exercises to Reframe and Transform Your Life and a psychotherapist in private practice on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. A former journalist, Ms. Schneiderman has facilitated therapeutic writing groups at the 92nd Street Y and the JCC in Manhattan. She taught master's level Psychopathology as an adjunct professor at Long Island University, and served as a guest lecturer in the launch year of NYU Silver School of Social Work's new Post-Graduate certificate program in Social Work and Spiritual Care.

Books by Kim Schneiderman L.C.S.W., M.S.W

Recent Posts

How Internal Family Systems Therapy Can Lead to Lasting Healing

Cognitive insight and behavior change don't necessarily address the root of our most troublesome patterns. Internal Family Systems (IFS) often can.

Why Childhood Rejection Can Leave Lasting Scars

Personal Perspective: Something is wrong..,. but it's not necessarily you.

Healing the Wounds That Bind, and Why They Don't Define Us

Do you feel like you have a hole inside you? The path to healing is not to climb out, but rather, to climb in.

How to Make Relationship Triggers Your Teachers

Here's how to make relationship triggers your greatest teachers.

Are You Carrying Baggage That Doesn't Belong to You?

It's important to learn the difference between caring and caretaking.

It's important to learn the difference between caring and caretaking.

Writing as a Path to Self Compassion

How shifting your perspective can help you view your life through gentler eyes.

How shifting your perspective can help you view your life through gentler eyes.

Projection as Protection

Here's how to understand and navigate other people's defenses so you don't take things personally.

Here's how to understand and navigate other people's defenses so you don't take things personally.

Would You Rather Be Right Than Loved?

Would you rather be right than loved? The price of always needing to be right is emotional distance.

Would you rather be right than loved? The price of always needing to be right is emotional distance.

Believe It or Not, Your Anxiety Loves You

Election jitters? Never fear. Believe it or not, your anxiety loves you.

Election jitters? Never fear. Believe it or not, your anxiety loves you.

How to Actively Listen During Triggering Conversations

How to actively listen when you want to plug your ears.

How to actively listen when you want to plug your ears.