Changing habits—especially those tied to stress, mood, or long-standing patterns in daily life—can be frustratingly difficult.

In an article by Scary Mommy, Dr. Jordan Conrad, discusses why people keep inviting chaos into their lives—even when every cell screams for calm.

Today.com reached out to couples therapist and the founder and clinical director of Lexington Park Psychotherapy, Dr. Jordan Conrad, to discuss romantic nicknames

In a recent episode of the Story Samurai podcast, Lexington Park Psychotherapy’s founder and clinical director, Dr. Jordan Conrad, joined writer and researcher Dr. Jason Branford for a deep conversation about artificial intelligence, therapy, and what happens when machines start talking back.

Lexington Park Psychotherapy has been recognized as the 2025 winner of the City’s Best Award for Best Psychotherapist in New York City

You've had a long day. You got absolutely no recognition for the hours of work you put into the presentation at work, you were looked...

Whether it shows up as frequent illness, persistent fatigue, or a general sense of being “off,” the physical impact of emotional stress is often underestimated.

Lexington Park Psychotherapy founder and clinical director, Dr. Jordan Conrad, interviewed by Newsweek about The Running Man and the 'death game show' genre

Jordan Conrad, PhD, LCSW, founder and clinical director of Lexington Park Psychotherapy, spoke to Paste Magazine about AI, Psychotherapy, and AI psychotherapists.

In the past few decades, there has been an increased interest in exploring the potential psychotherapeutic benefits of substances previously only used recreationally.

Newsweek reached out to Lexington Park’s founder and clinical director Jordan Conrad, to discuss boundary setting with houseguests

InsideHook reached out to Lexington Park Psychotherapy’s founder and clinical director, Jordan Conrad, to discuss the ups and downs of AI therapy

Of course, the way a tool is used is sometimes beyond the scope of the manufacturer – knives can slice a tomato or be used as weapon. But if the dangers of using the tool are predictable, severe, and potentially unavoidable – if the knife’s handle was, too, a knife – then resultant damage is not entirely user-error, but a failure of the manufacturer’s safety measures.

Dr. Jordan Conrad, spoke to Marie Claire about the mental health concerns he has about using AI for relationship experience.

Jordan Conrad, was published today in the official psychotherapy journal of the American Psychiatric Association: The American Journal of Psychotherapy.

In “Consciousness Begins in the Body, Not the Mind, Groundbreaking Study Finds. Could that Save Countless Coma Patients?” Jordan Conrad, spoke to Popular Mechanics

Time reached out to psychotherapists and experts in conflict resolution to figure out how to communicate that you don’t like being asked, just to be ignored.

In “How Good Is ChatGPT at Giving Life Advice, Really?” Jordan discusses what ChatGPT gets right, and what it (and users) get wrong, using AI for psychotherapy.

Data from the National Comorbidity Survey Replication revealed that in 2001-2003 roughly 4% of all adults and 5% of all adolescents met symptom criteria for post-traumatic stress disorder each year.

In “It's a 'healthy way to organize your brain' – forget multi-tasking, ‘single-tasking’ is the key to reducing household chore stress” Jordan Conrad, founder and clinical director of Lexington Park Psychotherapy discusses the benefits of “single-tasking.”