Seeking therapy, unfortunately, has long been the subject of ridicule and jest. Pursuing professional counsel for mental health concerns has been stigmatized and labeled as something that “only those with mental disorders need.” Many have been amused by the antics of the neurotic, self-described, obsessive-compulsive Bob Wiley in the blockbuster “What About Bob.” Some may […]
Read moreMental wellness is a necessity, not a luxury. It’s a mainstay of a satisfying, healthy and fulfilling life. But daily stresses (those most of us know too well) can derail mental wellness. Left unchecked, chronic stress may contribute to physical health problems, including heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes and others. But chronic stress can […]
Read moreThe novel coronavirus has changed our daily lives in some striking ways. Likely, few in the world can say they’ve been spared from the impact of this virus. Many have lost jobs, some have, tragically, lost loved ones to the illness and even more are feeling symptoms of depression for the first time. Uncertainty about […]
Read moreCOVID-19. Earthquakes. Economic downturn. We don’t have to list all the stressful events that have accompanied the curt arrival of 2020. In fact, that may only add to your stress. Instead, we’d like to share some tips on how to effectively cope with anxiety during these uncertain times. It’s not just those who deal with […]
Read moreAlthough sometimes used interchangeably, “behavioral health” and “mental health” are distinct terms. Behavioral health encompasses mental health. That is, mental health is a component of the former. It describes the connection between behaviors and an individual’s overall health. Behavioral health examines how actions such as drinking, drug use, eating habits or exercising impact both physical […]
Read moreMental health is more than just how you feel, it’s the cornerstone of well-being. It impacts how we interact with family, friends and ourselves. It’s the catalyst and precursor for everything in our lives—both the good and the bad. Mental health affects how we think, feel and act. It includes our emotional, psychological and social […]
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