This Is When to See a Mental Health Professional About Your Anxiety
Learn about the differences between feeling anxious and having and anxiety disorder.
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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 […]
Smiling Depression: What You Need to Know
Smiling Depression” is a term used for individuals experiencing depression on the inside while appearing completely happy on the outside. Read more about the features of smiling depression and how to recognize common symptoms.
7 Tips for Disciplining a Depressed Child
Children with depression may require a different approach when it comes to discipline. Check out these 7 helpful tips for how to discipline your child if they are depressed.
The Healing Power of Telling Your Trauma Story
Learn about the potential benefits you have to gain by talking about your traumatic experiences.
4 Motivational Interviewing Skills for Parents
4 Ways to Help your Child Deal with T1D Management What Is Motivational Interviewing? It is one of the most effective ways to decrease ambivalence in clients suffering from long-term illness and the incredible burden associated with it. Many of these skills focus on simple bite-size steps that will begin building self-esteem and feelings of […]
Improving Treatment Adherence for Type 1 Diabetes
By Ana Picazo Despite all the advances in medical science and technology, there is still no cure for diabetes. A person with diabetes has to live with it and manage it all their life. The challenge, of course, is being diligent and consistent with diabetes management. Type 1 diabetes is challenging to manage because it is […]
Family relationships and Type 1 diabetes
A diagnosis of Type 1 diabetes can affect the whole family. It’s important to listen to, and communicate with, all members of your family – especially any other children – and get help and support if you or anyone else needs it. Sibling rivalry While you’re getting to grips with your child’s diabetes, it’s easy […]
The Most Important Things to Know About Diabetes and Alcohol
Ok, at first glance this might sound a bit complicated. Actually, you’re right, dealing with diabetes and alcohol is a bit complicated.
