Perspective · By Richard B. Joelson, DSW

When the Novelty Wears Off

Helping clients persist in exciting new ventures can be a challenge when the next shiny object comes along.

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Richard B. Joelson, DSW
About the Author
Richard B. Joelson, DSW, LCSW, has been a clinical social work psychotherapist,
educator, and administrator since 1970. His private practice in New York City provides counseling and psychotherapy services to individuals and couples. He has been the executive director of a mental health clinic and the Director of Admissions and Student Affairs at New York University School of Social Work. He was an assistant professor of social work at New York University and taught in both the doctoral program and the post-master's program in social work administration at Hunter College School of Social Work. His book, Help Me! A Psychotherapist's Tried and True Techniques for a Happier Relationship with Yourself and the People You Love was published by Health Psychology Press in 2016.