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How to Address Your Teen’s Issues with Poor Motivation
Learn how to help your teen increase their concentration and improve their focus
The Concept of Grief
Join CARE Counseling and My Talk’s Mom Show as we work to connect Minneapolis Mom’s to Mental Health and Counseling Resources. Special guests this week on The Mom Show includes staff members Shannon Henry and Heidi Bausch as they discuss the concepts of grief and loss.
The Burnout We Can’t Talk About: Parent Burnout
Anyone can experience burnout, even parents! If you are a parent and are experiencing burnout you are not alone, nor does that make you a “bad parent”. Learn more about what parental burnout is and the consequences it may have if you don’t prioritize taking care of yourself.
How a Toxic Work Environment Affects Your Mental Health
Learn how a toxic work environment can affect your mental health and ways that you can cope with workplace negativity
In Minnesota, 4 out of 5 gun deaths are suicide
Juanita Jensen grew up in a gun family. She doesn’t hunt, but believes in the sport and is used to having guns around. And as the parents of five children, Juanita and her husband were careful to follow all the rules for firearm safety: Keep the guns separate from the bullets. Lock up everything. Enroll […]
Three Simple Ways to Enhance Mental Health Resilience
Learn exactly what mental health resilience is, and helpful tips on ways to develop resiliency throughout your lifetime
This Is When to See a Mental Health Professional About Your Anxiety
Learn about the differences between feeling anxious and having and anxiety disorder.
Telehealth Training Day
Here at CARE we are dedicated to making sure that our staff members are properly trained. Telehealth allows therapy to be provided to a much larger community of people. Ensuring that our staff members are appropriately trained is important to us. We want to make sure your time spent together with your clinician is […]
Don’t ‘suck it up’ but talk it out: Cops get help for trauma
Police officers have high rates of heart disease and suicide and shorter life expectancy. Some might also suffer from what researchers call ‘compassion fatigue.’ Plymouth police Sgt. Jeff Dorfsman remembers he was eating dinner when a homicide call came through dispatch in the typically quiet western Twin Cities suburb. He and other officers on duty rushed to […]
