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Beat the Blues: 10 Positive Skills to Combat Depression

2024-06-06

Depression can be hard to treat — some patients get better without any treatment, and some patients struggle despite trying many depression treatment options. Therapy and anti-depression medications can be life-saving for many patients experiencing depression, but there are also skills you can build at home to help you beat the blues.

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Mental Wellness Edition

2023-07-31

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Social Media Addiction

2023-06-07

Social media addiction is increasingly common among children and adolescents. Young people are susceptible to the mental health effects caused by the manipulative algorithms used by social media platforms.

Social Media Risks For Youth Mental Health Highlighted In New Surgeon General Report

2023-05-26

Social media risks for youth mental health highlighted in new surgeon general report.

U.S. Depression Rates Reach New Highs

2023-05-17

The percentage of U.S. adults who report having been diagnosed with depression at some point in their lifetime has reached 29.0%, nearly 10 percentage points higher than in 2015. The percentage of Americans who currently have or are being treated for depression has also increased, to 17.8%

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2023-04-24

March 2023 Newsletter

2023-02-27

Youth mental health is in crisis. Are schools doing enough?

2022-08-25

For fourth-grader Leah Rainey, the school day now begins with what her teacher calls an “emotional check-in.”

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Cyberbullying: How to Help Prevent It

2022-08-02

With more kids than ever using cell phones and other digital devices to text, post, and chat, cyberbullying is a growing concern. But there are things parents can do to keep online socializing healthy for their children.

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Overcoming Mental Health Stigma in the Latino Community

2022-07-29

5 Helpful Factors for Success from an Experienced Psychiatrist

Some Latinos view mental illness as a sign of weakness. Others think it’s a personal issue to be kept quiet. Others fear being labeled “loco,” Spanish for “crazy.”

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