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Since 2009, The Dorm's IOP* and PHP programs have helped young adults build lives of independence and purpose in the vibrant cities of New York City and Washington, D.C. *In New York State, The Dorm operates as a Group Practice.

03/26/2026

1 in 3 college roommates experience conflict, according to a survey by George Washington University.

No two people share the same habits, schedules, or perspectives, and learning to navigate those differences is a skill. Which is why Amie DiTomasso, LICSW, MPH, and Ladonna Matchett, MA, R-DMT, from The Dorm D.C. headed to NYU to share practical tools for navigating roommate tension and having honest, productive conversations.

Working through hard moments leads to feeling more understood, more confident, and more capable of advocating for yourself. 💜

03/20/2026

In honor of Persian New Year, Delaram Saidi, President of The Dorm, shared a message in her own words – a reflection on resilience, connection, and what this time of year means to her:

For over 3,000 years, the Iranian people have celebrated Nowruz – our new year.

Nowruz – which means “new day” – marks many things, including the arrival of Spring. It begins on the spring equinox when day and night are perfectly balanced and the earth awakens again, bringing new life all around.

As a child, Nowruz had always been a time of togetherness, joy, hope and opportunity for new beginnings. This year, like most Iranians, I find myself reflecting on the meaning of this Nowruz. In a time filled with uncertainty, unknown and complex emotions – I return to the essence and intention of Nowruz.

This Nowruz is a reflection of the strength and resilience of the Iranian people, fueled by their hope for a new beginning where the community and culture can flourish in abundance; where the sun will always shine; where prosperity is a daily experience; and where we approach each other with patience and love.

I believe in the power of the Iranian people and those who support them. I believe in a new day for my people.

03/19/2026

🤔 Are you noticing patterns of intrusive thoughts, repetitive behaviors, or overwhelming anxiety that may be interfering with daily life? These can potentially be symptoms of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

Our online quiz is designed for young adults, or their family members, to reflect on symptoms that might be tied to OCD.

Taking this quiz does not serve as a diagnosis, but is a helpful first step in understanding your experience and exploring whether further support might be valuable.

03/17/2026

In honor of World Social Work Day, we’re passing the mic to one of our Clinical Supervisors, Karl Fray, LCSW, LICSW, to share a day in his life as a social worker in Washington, D.C., and what it means to show up and support young adults and their families everyday.

Karl, thank you for everything you bring to our community. 💜

03/12/2026

Our team had the privilege of connecting with students at during their Every BODY Belongs Wellness Fair in honor of National Eating Disorder Week.

Senior Dietitian Taylor Garlow, MS, RD, CDN, and Senior Therapist Madison Marble, LGSW, from our D.C. team encouraged students to “Flip the Script” – an activity where they were invited to write down a negative thought about their bodies, and then were guided by our team to challenge that thought, empowering them to challenge Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTs).

We loved connecting with local students and are grateful to for the warm welcome and collaboration.

03/11/2026

In honor of National Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day, we’re passing the mic to our full-time Senior Dietitian, Jayne Cudia, MS, RD, CDN.

In this 1-minute video, Jayne shares a day in her life as a dietitian based in NYC—and what it means to provide care for young adults, meeting clients exactly where they are and walking alongside them on their journey toward an independent life.

Jayne, thank you for the care and dedication you bring to our community every single day. 💜

03/10/2026

What does it mean to truly take up space in your own life? For so many women, being made to feel invisible or small has been a lifelong experience.

This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating the power of women coming together by interviewing Chloe Weinstein, LMSW, who facilitates our Women’s Process Group. Chloe shares what drives her work, what she’s witnessed in group, and why a space like this is so impactful for young women today.

Chloe, thank you for the light you bring to this work and for holding space with such grace, care, and dedication. 💜

Read Chloe’s full interview at the link in our bio. ✨

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03/03/2026

This Women’s History Month, we’re proud to celebrate the incredible women on our team who drive meaningful change in our treatment community.

Andrys, our Senior HR Generalist, plays a vital role in shaping the culture at The Dorm. She ensures our staff feel valued, heard, and supported so they can show up fully for our community and the clients they serve. Today, she’s offering us a glimpse into her day at The Dorm and reflects on what makes it so special to be a part of the mission in advancing mental health care for young adults.

We are so grateful to have you, Andrys. Thank you for the care and intention you bring to our community every day. 💜

02/26/2026

Did you know that 9% of the U.S. population will have an eating disorder in their lifetime, yet only 1 in 10 people with an eating disorder receive treatment?

Misconceptions about eating disorders can leave young adults without the appropriate care and support they need. Taylor Garlow, RD, CDN, MS, and Jayne Cudia, RD, CDN, MS, two of our full-time register dietitians, address 4 common misconceptions about ED to help break down barriers to treatment.

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02/25/2026

In honor of Black History Month, our community gathered for its annual celebratory luncheon, catered by local Black-owned business

This event is a continuation of our commitment to foster meaningful conversation within our communities, and uplift stories, experiences, and voices that have gone historically underrepresented. Thank you to everyone who came together to celebrate 💜

02/24/2026

For Eating Disorders Awareness week, we’re highlighting 5 celebrity voices who have openly shared their struggles with disordered eating.

Their stories reflect this year’s theme Every BODY Belongs: a reminder that eating disorders can look different from person to person, and affect people of all different ages, racial and ethnic backgrounds, body weights and genders.

⭐ Healing happens when all kinds of bodies are allowed to take up space.

If you or someone you know is dealing with ED symptoms, reach out to one of these resources:

1. : Free support groups and peer-to-peer recovery programs

2: : Screening tools and educational resources

3. Eating Disorders Anonymous: 12-step program with virtual and in-person options

4. 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline (US)

5. 1-888-375-7767 ANAD’s Eating Disorder Hotline

6. Alliance for Eating Disorders: 1-866-662-1235

7. Members of our community should reach out to their primary clinician for support.

A life beyond an eating disorder is possible.

02/23/2026

Have you been wondering why Punch is so attached to his stuffed Orangutan? Punch never had a mother to provide safety, so his nervous system found the next closest source of comfort and held on. His stuffed toy serves as a transitional object—something that regulates the nervous system in the absence of a safe caregiver.

While we’re seeing it with Punch, this is not limited to primates.

Young adults struggling with attachment wounds can rely just as heavily on substances, relationships, behaviors, or routines that serve the same regulatory function because they didn’t learn to develop internal tools to regulate on their own. Healing begins with building safe, consistent connections to regulate and calm the nervous system.

Over time, these safe connections become the foundation for developing a more secure attachment style and lasting recovery. 💜

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