Spend a few minutes online and you are likely to see the word “trauma” everywhere. A bad haircut was traumatic.
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June is Men’s Mental Health Month, which is a good reminder that people experience mental health differently. You may have
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Starting child therapy can feel intimidating for parents and caregivers. Many families worry about cost, scheduling, stigma or what will
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New medication-assisted treatment program offers same-day support for people experiencing opioid withdrawal through a team of peers, pharmacists and behavioral
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If you have been wondering whether what you are feeling is just stress, a rough patch or something more, you
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When people hear the phrase “infant mental health,” they are sometimes surprised. Babies and toddlers do not talk about stress
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If you’ve been following WellPower for a while, you likely already know something about the stellar folks we have working at our Resource Center, where people
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Grief can change everything. It can cloud your thinking, disrupt your routines and make even the smallest task feel impossible.
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Deciding whether to start a psychiatric medication, such as an SSRI (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor), can feel like a big
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When someone is experiencing a mental health emergency, it can be hard to know what to do, what to say
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In the context of substance use, harm reduction is a practical public health approach that helps decrease the damaging impacts
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When you’re worried about a teen, it can be hard to know what to do first. You might be asking yourself whether
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