Articles About mental health
NOV 07, 20185 reasons why an LOL can help your health in Colorado
You know that friend who is always good for a loud, hearty laugh? Turns out her sunny disposition is healthy — for relaxation, immune function, and even pain management. ... Read More >
TOPICSColoradomental healthMental Health and WellnessStress Management
NOV 07, 20184 happiness-boosting strategies in the Northwest
Nobody likes being stressed out, but did you know that stress can have a negative impact on your health? ... Read More >
TOPICSHappinessmental healthMental Health and WellnessNorthwestStress Management
NOV 07, 2018Enjoy a stress-free holiday in the Mid-Atlantic States
The holiday season is here — time for cozy fireplaces, fresh-baked cookies, and leisurely days off with loved ones. But it can also mean crowded shopping malls, heavier traffic on the beltway and I-95, and the stress and anxiety that can accompany them. This time of year, it’s important to find ways to help relax your mind and body — so you can reduce stress and enjoy the holiday season. ... Read More >
TOPICSmental healthMental Health and WellnessMid-Atlantic StatesStress Management
SEP 24, 2018Confronting teen depression in Georgia
Whether elated or upset, teens tend to experience a wide range of emotions. But if the teen you love seems stuck in a period of prolonged sadness, irritation, or anger, it may be time to consider if they’re depressed. ... Read More >
SEP 24, 2018Coping with depression during pregnancy in the Mid-Atlantic States
Expecting a baby can be a very happy time. But for many moms-to-be, concerns about pregnancy, labor, and having a healthy baby can trigger anxiety, depression, or both. Determining whether you’re experiencing symptoms is the first step to taking control. ... Read More >
SEP 24, 2018Find the right mental health resources for you in Colorado
Alex Menter, MD, a Kaiser Permanente Colorado oncologist, always found Stephanie to be cheerful and upbeat at her appointments, even though she was being treated for brain cancer. When an automatic notice from the electronic health record system alerted Dr. Menter that Stephanie was overdue for a depression screening, the care team had her complete an assessment at her next appointment. It revealed that Stephanie was suffering from severe depression. ... Read More >
JAN 18, 2017A fresh approach to Mental Health and Wellness in Orange County
Historically, people who live with both addiction and mental illness have had a hard time getting treatment. Access to treatment for mental illness is often complicated by having a substance abuse disorder, and vice versa. ... Read More >
TOPICSbehavioral healthemotional healthmental healthsubstance abuse
JAN 13, 2017Growth and development: Helping our child build self-esteem
Self-esteem is a person’s core belief about himself or herself. A person’s self-esteem is reflected in his or her actions, both in how as well as what he or she does. Although self-esteem varies from time to time, the pattern usually leans toward a healthy or unhealthy view of self. With healthy self-esteem, a person is more likely to succeed in life. ... Read More >
TOPICSKidsmental healthParentingPractice WellnessSelf-Esteem
