Articles About Mental Health and Wellness
MAR 09, 2018How to support a loved one with depression in Colorado
Imagine you’re crossing the street, and a car races through a red light. You’re directly in its path — and you do nothing. You don’t run. You don’t leap out of its way. You just stand there. ... Learn more >
TOPICSbehavioral healthColoradoDepressionMental Health and Wellness
JAN 16, 2018Communication from the heart in Georgia
Strong communication skills are not only good for your relationships, they’re good for your health, too. People who socialize regularly tend to feel less stress, a greater sense of belonging, and higher self-confidence. Healthy communication skills can even boost your immune system and lower your risk of getting sick. ... Learn more >
TOPICSCommunicationGeorgiaMental Health and Wellnessrelationships
NOV 07, 2017Kaiser Permanente teams up with StoryCorps
Telling stories has helped humans make sense of our lives since our ancestors first sat around a fire. Through sharing and listening, we grasp the meaning of events, come to understand our feelings, and realize what we have in common with others. The more we find points of connection, the more we know we’re not alone. ... Learn more >
OCT 12, 2017Mind and Body Wellness Day returns to the Mid-Atlantic States
Your mind and body are connected in ways you may not realize. If you have chronic neck pain or a sensitive stomach, it may be the result of too much stress. If you’re constantly exhausted, it could be a sign of underlying depression. ... Learn more >
TOPICSMental Health and WellnessMid-Atlantic StatesMind and Body Wellness DayWhole Health and Wellness Series
SEP 07, 20174 ways to beat stress in Colorado
Juggling work demands, family needs, and other responsibilities can take its toll. If you feel yourself getting tense or overwhelmed, do yourself a big favor by addressing it as soon as possible. ... Learn more >
SEP 07, 2017Find your words to help someone with depression
For someone living with depression or another mental health condition, supportive friends and family members can make all the difference. You can’t take your loved one’s depression away, but you can give them support, encouragement, and hope. For a person living with mental health issues, simply knowing that they’re not alone can make a big difference. ... Learn more >
TOPICSbehavioral healthDepressionMental Health and Wellnessrelationships
