Mandy Zoffness

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Mandy is a proud mom to three daughters Hayden (2012), Ayla (2016) and Harper (2019), as well as a Bernedoodle puppy named Brodie. Mandy and her husband Ben both grew up in Mamaroneck, where they currently reside. They met in High School, later reconnected and have been married since 2009. Mandy is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and sees clients privately at a private practice, Clear Mind Psychology. Mandy works with children, adolescents and adults, but particularly enjoys supporting mom's on their motherhood journey by providing perinatal counseling services. When Mandy is not shuttling her children to and from activities and attempting to train their puppy, she enjoys relaxing on the beach, yoga, evening bike rides with her ten year old, a good book, a Netflix series with her husband and a dirty martini (extra dirty!).
A woman breastfeeding a baby while standing.

At Last

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It was day four of my postpartum journey after delivering my first daughter via c-section. I was sitting at my dining room table. It should have been like any other dinner with my husband,...
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A Guide to Self-Care

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Self-care. How do you define it? Self-care can mean something different to everyone. For one person, it might mean getting a massage, for another, it's a glass of wine and a good Netflix series;...

Being More Mindful in the New Year

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If you're like me, you are in a constant state of rushing. Rushing your kids to and from school, activities, and back home, with meals, baths/showers, and homework somewhere in between. Living in the present...
Girls lighting an menorah.

My Step-by-Step Guide to Chanukah Traditions

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                                        My Jewish upbringing has always been a large part of my life. It's not that...

How Hard Can It Be?

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                                        How hard can it be? It is a conversation that is often had or avoided...
Contributor Mandy and her family.

Fed is Best: Meet Mandy

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                                I was only a mother for about 20 minutes when they wheeled me into the recovery room and...