Month: June 2025

5 Mindfulness Practices You Can Do in 5 Minutes

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In the rush of everyday life, finding time for self-care can feel impossible. Between meetings, parenting, commuting, and an endless stream of notifications, many people struggle to slow down—even for a breath. But what if you didn’t need a full hour, a yoga mat, or a silent retreat to reset? At Family Psychiatry & Therapy… Read more

How to Support a Loved One With Mental Health Challenges: The Do’s and Don’ts

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Supporting a loved one with mental health challenges can be both meaningful and emotionally taxing. Whether they are struggling with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, trauma, or another condition, you may feel unsure about how best to help. You want to be there for them, but it’s not always clear what to say or how to… Read more

Is Social Media Quietly Harming Your Mental Health? Signs to Watch For

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More Than Likes and Comments: What’s Really Going On? Social media has changed how we communicate, express ourselves, and even how we define our identities. While platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook offer space for creativity and connection, they also introduce subtle pressures that can affect our emotional and psychological well-being—often without us realizing it…. Read more

Breaking the Stigma: 10 Common Mental Health Myths You Need to Stop Believing

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Despite growing awareness and advocacy, many persistent myths about mental health continue to shape how people view mental illness and treatment. These misconceptions often prevent individuals from seeking help when they need it most. They can also lead to feelings of shame, silence, and alienation, especially for those already struggling. Dismantling these myths is essential—not… Read more