Seasons of change: how to prepare for winter blues

It may only be October, but for those of us in the Midwest we know that winter is just around the corner! While many embrace the outdoor winter sports and snowy season, about 5% of adults experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) AND many more individuals find winter to be a very isolating, low-mood-inducing time of year.

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Is everyone making friends, except me? Tools for making friends in adulthood

As children and teens, it is often built-in to school and shared activities with neighbors, classmates, and people in our communities. In adulthood, starting in our early 20s, making friends can feel much more difficult and lead to concerns like loneliness and social anxiety symptoms.

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It’s time to head back to school and routines

While we hold onto these August days, soaking up as much sun and food on a stick as we possibly can, it is indeed time to head back to school. For parents and kids alike, this time of year can feel overwhelming and bring out nerves and new or returning mental health concerns.

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May is AAPI and Mental Health Month

May is recognized as a national celebration and acknowledgement of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders’ histories and lived experiences as part of the Asian diaspora in the United States.  There are numerous ways to connect with the Asian/Pacific Islander communities this month.

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