Robin D. Stone, LMHC, a psychotherapist and health coach in New York City, helps couples and individuals overcome challenges and reach their life goals. Stone engages the arts and other modalities to support clients in processing trauma, grief and loss, and change. The author of No Secrets, No Lies: How Black Families Can Heal from Sexual Abuse, she is currently developing a book on Black women and resilience.

Robin D. Stone, LMHC
Robin D. Stone, LMHC's Articles
, June 21, 2021
A health coach and therapist shares how to ‘own your sexy’ and embrace a changing body with gratitude and grace.
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, March 12, 2021
Being conscious of what you eat starts long before you take your first bite, and that can make it easier to lose or maintain weight.
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, February 19, 2021
Join our health coach’s feel-good challenge for a daily dose of pleasure to help you shed or maintain pounds.
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, January 29, 2021
This isn’t about counting calories or steps. A health coach says tracking one surprising thing can help you eat better, shed pounds — and feel better too!
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, January 14, 2021
New research: The emotions of 2020 transformed how we eat. If you want to release pain and pounds, a health coach has the tips you need to succeed.
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, December 29, 2020
You've heard that saying: ‘What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.’ Psychologists call that post-traumatic growth. Building 5 simple habits can help us reclaim health and joy.
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, October 23, 2020
Microaggressions and injustice can weigh us down emotionally, making it more difficult to shed pounds. A health coach and therapist helps us lighten the load and heal our bodies.
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, September 11, 2020
The label is weaponized to silence voices, subdue actions and spear credibility. Here’s how we can reject the stereotype and harness anger’s power for positive change.
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, July 17, 2020
Feeling irritable, anxious, sleep-deprived, foggy or sad? Your sister circle may not be enough for these trying times. Maybe you should talk to someone.
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, July 2, 2020
Don’t let the expanding consciousness of white folks make you feel obligated to share your feelings.
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