by Katie Gerten | Jun 19, 2022 | Blog, Clinical Resources, Clinical Resources, Communication, Featured, Mental Health, Professional Development, Quotes, Trauma, Wellness Toolkit
Inability to access basic needs, economic hardship, uncertainty about the future—no shortage of stress and trauma weighs on the shoulders of many of us right now. And communicating with empathy has never been more critical. Below are fifteen quotes to help you connect...
by Katie Gerten | Jun 12, 2022 | Blog, Children's Mental Health, Clinical Resources, Clinical Resources, Featured, Mental Health, Professional Development, Quotes, Wellness Toolkit
“If you hear nothing else today, please hear that there are no schizophrenics. There are people with schizophrenia. And each of these people may be a parent, your sibling, your neighbor, or your colleague. ” – Inspired by Elyn Saks Have you heard of...
by Katie Gerten | Jun 12, 2022 | Blog, Children's Mental Health, Clinical Resources, Clinical Resources, Featured, Mental Health, Professional Development, Quotes, Wellness Toolkit
Are you familiar with bipolar disorder? It’s a chronic mental health condition characterized by periods of mania (intense high energy and reduced need for sleep) that frequently occur alongside periods of severe depression (low energy and mood). Previously...
by Katie Gerten | Jun 8, 2022 | Blog, Clinical Resources, Clinical Resources, Featured, Mental Health, Professional Development
“It’s a disease that both kills and gives life. Fire, by its very nature, both creates and destroys. Mania is a strange and driving force—a destroyer—a fire in the blood.” — Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison Have you heard of bipolar disorder? It’s a...
by Katie Gerten | May 25, 2022 | Anxiety, Blog, Clinical Resources, Clinical Resources, Featured, Mental Health, Professional Development
“Every day is a struggle, even when I’m at my best. My anxiety is always with me, and my panic taps me on my shoulder a few times a day. On my good days, I can brush it off. On my bad days, I just want to stay in bed.” – Unknown May is Mental Health...
