PsychCare

Rosalyn Carter once said, “There are only four kinds of people in the world: those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who […]

Mental Illness and Parenthood, It’s 5 a.m. and my mind is lit up like a Christmas tree. I’ve been glancing at the clock on the wall […]

When Cathy Malchiodi, Ph.D., Director of the Trauma-Informed Practices and Expressive Arts Therapy Institute, prepares for an upcoming therapy session, she needs the room to be […]

Recovery from psychosis typically requires medicinal and therapeutic intervention: medication to target cognitive recovery and therapy to help with emotional recovery. I believe that true emotional […]

Emotional Wellness Over Academic Achievement. As a therapist, I have noticed significant distress among youth and young adults, particularly college-aged clients. One way we can take […]

It started in fifth grade: the thoughts and feelings of wanting to die, to disappear. It took me decades to learn how to manage it, and I’m […]

Our Approach to Treating Psychosis, I’m the kid who pestered my parents and teachers by always asking “why?” By the time I finished college, I was […]

We all have dreams, hopes, and aspirations that we established when we are young. When we envisioned our futures, we never dreamed of carrying the burden […]

As an HR executive, I often receive questions about mental health support from managers and senior leaders. These questions — and the experience of losing a […]

If you frequently experience panic attacks in crowds or public places, or when you are away from the safety of your own home, you may be […]