Category: Depression

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Boost Your Mental Health With A Simple Gratitude Practice

By Juli Hishida, PhD Mental health, like physical health, requires an honest assessment and daily practice to see change. At the same time we are busy humans, juggling an endless list of to-dos, to-don’ts, and dream projects we can never seem to prioritize. After the bare minimum of work, school, childcare, eldercare, and eventually rest,…
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How to Fight Seasonal Mood Changes

By Dr. Neduveili With the fall and winter months approaching, it is not uncommon for many of us to notice changes in our mood. Many of us may notice feeling more down/sad, lower on energy, or more anxious than usual. This phenomenon has been more commonly called “autumn anxiety” or “winter blues” where mood changes…
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Restoring Balance from the COVID Pandemic

Restoring Balance from the COVID Pandemic

While it would be a vast under-statement to say the pandemic “took a toll on us,” how do we navigate returning to our pre-COVID life?  Many individuals vastly underestimated the changes and impacts COVID created.  The world was not prepared for the potential psychological effects COVID would produce.  After months of being in lockdown and…
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Post Olympics

In light of the Olympics, a lot of attention has been paid to the recent mental health focus in athletics. A lot of attention and judgment have been directed toward Simone Biles and her choice to step out of the competition for the sake of her team. You may have even had some judgment about…
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Handling the Holidays When You Have Disordered Eating

Holidays are often stressful times, and for those who have complex or disordered relationships with food, holidays can be particularly anxiety-provoking. Here are some suggestions for how to cope with the holidays, soothe yourself, and manage your thoughts and behaviors.  Remember this acronym: H.A.L.T. Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired. During the holidays, we might experience all…
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Maintaining Mental Wellness During Difficult Times

By Dr. Tamara Cannon Unprecedented. Trying. Uncertain.  These are all words that have been used to describe the year of 2020.  The fear of contracting COVID-19 has brought a sense of unsafety.  Quarantine and social distancing have changed the way we move in the world.  Racial turmoil and political division have changed the way we…
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