Podcast episode discusses cognitive behavioral therapy’s impact on daily life

Non-profit
Tina Sherry Director, North Jersey Center for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Tina Sherry Director, North Jersey Center for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy - Official Website
Email
Jan 3, 2026
Bynorth jersey business daily
0Comments

Take a ride down the Turnpike with the New Jersey Business & Industry Association’s podcast, Planet New Jersey, which airs every other Wednesday. The podcast is hosted by Randy Stephens and Vinnie Civitillo and features discussions with businesses from across the state. It also includes a game segment focused on New Jersey trivia.

In a highlighted episode from 2025, Dr. Tina Sherry of the North Jersey Center for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy was invited to discuss mental health topics. Dr. Sherry explained the importance of taking breaks for mental health and described how small changes in thinking can have significant effects.

Listeners are encouraged to revisit this and other selected episodes throughout the week.

Related Organizations:

New Jersey Business & Industry Association

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related

Chris Emigholz Chief Government Affairs Officer
Non-profit

Chris Emigholz discusses state budget proposal on NJCPA IssuesWatch podcast

Chris Emigholz from NJBIA appeared on the IssuesWatch podcast discussing concerns over an employer Medicaid tax proposal in Governor Sherrill’s new budget plan. He outlined how penalties could affect businesses even when they offer employee healthcare options. The conversation highlights ongoing debates about policies impacting New Jersey employers.

Michele Siekerka President & CEO
Non-profit

Soaring gasoline prices drive inflation higher in March

Inflation climbed sharply in March due mainly to rising gasoline prices linked to conflict abroad. Federal data show broad increases across several sectors even as some categories declined.

Michele Siekerka President & CEO
Non-profit

EPA delays PFAS reporting rule submission date for businesses to 2027

The Environmental Protection Agency has postponed key PFAS product reporting requirements until at least January 31, 2027. Businesses now have additional time before compliance deadlines take effect under revised federal rules.

Previous Post
Sherrill nominates leaders for new military affairs departments ahead of agency split
Next Post
New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance receives reaccreditation from state bank supervisors

Trending

Citizens announces $2.85 million investment in financial literacy for nonprofits in 23 states
New Jersey sees $2.8 billion net outflow in adjusted gross income for 2022-2023
NJ Reentry Corporation conference focuses on trauma-informed mental health in justice reform
Poll shows New Jersey Governor Sherrill receives solid ratings at 100 days in office
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Somerset designated as psychiatric emergency screening provider
Steve Adubato interviews Gov. Mikie Sherrill on New Jersey’s energy and policy challenges

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from North Jersey Business Daily.