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[Disclaimer: This resource discusses suicide and other sensitive content. If you or someone you know is in suicidal crisis or emotional distress, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at [...]

It can sometimes be tricky differentiating between fact and fiction when it comes to a lot of things. In today’s culture there is so much information out there about mental health with so many [...]

Dealing with stress can sometimes feel, well, stressful. From having to worry about work, school, kids, and a million other things that you have to deal with daily, life can be stressful. [...]

In honor of March being Women’s History Month, we wanted to take the time to highlight women who have greatly contributed and impacted the field of mental health. Virginia Satir [...]

In honor of February being Black History Month, we are excited to highlight and share historical Black pioneers in the mental health field.  Dr. Mamie  Phipps Clark, Ph.D. (1917-1983) Dr. Mamie [...]

November is finally here and it marks the beginning of the holiday season, which means family gatherings, holiday parties, and all the added stress that comes with planning these events. [...]

Do you ever go through periods of hopelessness and feeling empty? Or just feeling this sense of sadness for no reason as well as being drained of all energy, even if you just laid in bed all day? [...]

Let’s talk about the stigma surrounding mental health and the shame and embarrassment that you may feel when first talking about your mental illness with a qualified therapist. Fear comes [...]

The month of September is recognized as National Suicide Prevention Month. Suicide does not discriminate- any age, gender, ethnicity, and background can have suicidal thoughts. Every year, too [...]

A little over six months and sadly COVID-19 is still going strong – and with these six months of having to stay inside and work from home, your mental health has possibly begun to suffer. [...]