The first Mental Illness Awareness Week was observed in October 1990. Attitudes around mental health have improved since then, but several barriers still prevent people from getting support. One of them is uncertainty: you may know something feels wrong without knowing what it could point to. It can be hard to tell whether you’re dealing… Continue reading Could I Have Burnout, Depression, or Anxiety? A Check-In for Awareness Week
Something about ketamine therapy caught your attention: how differently it works, how quickly some people notice a shift, or the possibility of another option when standard care has not helped enough. The practical question is simple: who is a good candidate for ketamine therapy? Ketamine therapy is often explored by people navigating a range… Continue reading Who Is a Good Candidate for Ketamine Therapy?
When people talk about regulating the nervous system, it can sound abstract. A wellness concept. Something that belongs in a meditation app. But the reality is that a nervous system that learned to stay on high alert can also learn to come down. The benefits of regulating the nervous system are real. However, at first,… Continue reading 3 Things That Get Better When Your Nervous System Regulates
You had a plan for the day. Nothing huge, just a few things you’ve been meaning to get done. And then somehow it’s 3 pm, you’ve done almost none of it, and now you’re annoyed at yourself on top of it. So you make a deal. Tomorrow you’ll get started earlier. You’ll be more… Continue reading 5 Signs Of Burnout That Aren’t Just Laziness
