Dr. Neil S. Grossman

Here is a twist on a couple who got divorced, but decided to get back together and live together with their children. They realized what was missing for each of them, worked on their weaknesses and built their strengths. Read the story as it is interesting and informative.

In the United States, people are starting to accept those who are gay. Gay marriages are accepted as well in many states. In some countries, being gay could be a death sentence. Do you know of anyone, such as this man, who was beaten, starving and told to his family by authorities, to kill their... son due to being gay? I believe no one should be tortured or killed for being gay or anything else, unless they commit a crime that warrants it. We are all created equal and should be treated as equal. What do you think? See more

Gave a presentation for Nassau County Bar Association on the Collaborative Divorce Team with Neil Cahn and Nancy Kaye.

Royal children are taught some strict rules to follow at a young age, such as having to curtsy in front of the Queen. Another is they must learn to speak several languages. Also, boys are dressed in shorts until age 8. Children are not coddled and tantrums, especially in public, are not allowed. Read on for some more interesting information and take a look at some wonderful pictures of the Royal Family. Compare the rules of the Royal Family with your own, and see if you can learn some things to apply to your family.

Presented a workshop with Kim Ciesinski, Esq., Treating Patients who are Divorcing, at Suffolk County Psychological Association. We discussed why divorce is one of the most stressful times in most peoples lives. Strong emotions play havoc with us when out support system has been shaken.