Mental health care does not only involve going to therapy or getting treatments. It also involves incorporating intentional, healthy, and mindful habits and practices into our everyday lives. While these habits and practices could involve meditation or yoga, which is often what comes to mind when people picture “mindfulness”, mindfulness can involve anything that helps ground you and feel at peace. In our blog posts, you can find tips and resources on incorporating mindfulness activities into your daily routine.

Also, we know how isolating and lonely struggling with depression, anxiety, and any other mental health condition, can be. With these blog posts, we sometimes have the hard conversations that are important to talk about. Because even if you can’t or don’t feel comfortable talking about them with friends, family, or a provider, we can still give you insights and actionable steps here.

We hope these blog posts help you manage and navigate your mental health in safe and productive way. If you ever need any additional support, we are always ready to connect and help you find not just relief, but joy. You deserve to feel better.

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Identifying Depression in Men and Fighting the Stigma

Depression is a serious illness that can affect anyone at any age. For many men, there is the added stigma that men with depression are weak or less than other men. This leads to men trying to be “strong and silent” about their mental health challenges and not seek the correct treatment. Approximately 6 million American men have […]

Making New Year’s Resolutions That Actually Stick

by Stephanie Dodaro We have a love-hate relationship with New Year’s resolutions. After the excesses of the holiday season, many of us feel compelled to eat healthier, exercise, and seek out various other ways to improve our lives. The act of making resolutions helps you feel in immediate control of your destiny, giving you confidence […]

Empty Nesters and Depression: What to Do When Your Grief Won’t End

By Stephanie Dodaro Every year, millions of young adults leave home for the first time: to get jobs, attend college, join the military, or get married. For parents or guardians left in the proverbial nest, this can be a joyful time, but also an emotional and potentially difficult one. It is common to experience a […]
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