Gratitude & Mental Health

COVID-19 has affected everyone negatively in several ways, whether through a loss of income, normality, or loved ones. In the midst of grief and loss, it can be difficult to be joyous. However, science has shown that self-reflecting and expressing gratitude can have...
Mental Health & Thanksgiving 2020

Mental Health & Thanksgiving 2020

The holiday season is poised as a time full of joy, hopes, and gatherings. With increasing demands and expectations, it can also bring feelings of stress, anxiety, and depression. Particularly this year, with COVID-19, you may experience additional stress and anxiety...

Men’s Mental Health/Movember

You may have heard November referred to as “Movember” or “No Shave November.” This initiative strives to bring attention to Men’s Health, and in particular, men’s mental health. Societal norms and cultural expectations can lead men to not discuss emotional or...
Veterans Day & Mental Health

Veterans Day & Mental Health

Today, we honor all those who serve and have served in the US Armed Forces. Approximately 18.5% of service members returning from Iraq or Afghanistan have Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) or depression. Approximately 50% of returning service members who need...
Election Results & Mental Health

Election Results & Mental Health

Feeling stressed, anxious, or nervous about the results of the general elections? You’re not alone! Regardless of views or political affiliations,  the 2020 presidential election has caused major stress in more than two-thirds of adult lives (Source). For some, the...
Indigenous People’s Day & Mental Health

Indigenous People’s Day & Mental Health

Monday, October 12th is National Indigenous People’s Day. Visit these websites to learn who’s land you are on and consider developing a land acknowledgment for presentations, meetings, and other settings. Native/Indigenous people face unique mental health...