At CARE Counseling, we believe that mental health is an essential part of whole-person wellness. That’s why we’re so honored to partner with the University of St. Thomas Athletics Department —an organization that continues to lead with heart, purpose, and action.
Writing isn’t the only way to have a gratitude habit. You can also take time to think about, or meditate on, what you’re grateful for.
Maybe you’ve been finding it hard to meet deadlines at work. Or you can’t pay attention during meetings. Maybe you’ve had these issues your whole life. These are just a few of the symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
In many parts of the world, June is Pride Month, and June 28th is LGBTQ+ Pride Day. Through these events, participants raise awareness and advocate for the equal rights and treatment of LGBTQ+ people.
Is your mind feeling cluttered with all the things you have to do? Maybe you’re tired of being inside all day. Take 10 minutes to walk around outside and heal from nature.
An easy place to start is through your mental health benefits. If you’re reading this, you likely already know about the emotional wellbeing resources, tips and tools you can find here online.
CARE Counseling’s Dr. Heidi Bausch Ryan, was featured in an article on “Therapy that Fits” by Lindsey Scharold with Minneapolis/St. Paul Magazine, special Mental Health Awareness Month issue.
Have you lost your laptop only to find it hours later in the linen closet? You might put it down to occasional forgetfulness on sleepless nights and new-parent stress. But you could have what some people refer to as mom brain.
Have you lost your laptop only to find it hours later in the linen closet? You might put it down to occasional forgetfulness on sleepless nights and new-parent stress. But you could have what some people refer to as mom brain.
What makes you feel like you’re on top of your life? A little extra money in your pocket? Crossing off all your to-dos? All good, for sure. Even better: Knowing that you’re doing everything you can to stay healthy or years to come.
