Tag Archive: #mentalhealth

The Essential Health Checklist for College-bound Teens

Do you have a teen who is college-bound this fall?  Dr. Cathy Joyce, an adolescent medicine physician at Advocate Children’s Hospital offers parents this healthy checklist to ensure their student is prepared for the new adventure. Get your child a [read more...]

Seminar: Helping a Loved One with Mental Health Issues

Do you have a loved one struggling with anxiety, depression or another mental health condition? Are you struggling to understand what they are going through and how to help or cope?  You are not alone. Join us to learn about [read more...]

Anxious to Leave the House?

If you’re anxious about returning to the office after working remotely or going out to eat without wearing a mask, you’re not alone. About half of Americans are concerned about resuming in-person interactions once the pandemic ends even if they’ve [read more...]

Seminar: Helping a Loved One with Mental Health Issues

Do you have a loved one struggling with anxiety, depression or another mental health condition? Are you struggling to understand what they are going through and how to help or cope?  You are not alone. Join us to learn about [read more...]

Seminar: Helping a Loved One with Mental Health Issues

Do you have a loved one struggling with anxiety, depression or another mental health condition? Are you struggling to understand what they are going through and how to help or cope?  You are not alone. Join us to learn about [read more...]

Golf to Support School-Based Mental Health Services

Shine up your sticks golfers!  And, if the spirit moves you, sign up for the School-based Mental Health Services 3rd Annual Golf Outing. This year’s event will take place on June 28, from 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm, at Inverness [read more...]

Mental Health Awareness for Seniors

While most seniors have good mental health, many older adults are at risk of developing mental disorders, neurological disorders or substance use problems as well as other health conditions such as diabetes, hearing loss, and osteoarthritis. There may be multiple [read more...]

Are You Addicted to Your Phone?

There are so many screens to look at. That means an average American adult spends more than 11 hours a day interacting with technology, Neilsen estimates. It might be more nowadays. What does that mean for your mental health? “Research [read more...]

The Archdiocese Commission on Mental Illness Invites You to: “Moving Forward in Hope”

The Archdiocesan Commission on Mental Illness Invites you to “Moving Forward in Hope,” An evening of prayer, connection and hope, Tuesday, May 25th, 7:00-8:00 p.m. The Archdiocesan Commission on Mental Illness is pleased to offer Moving Forward in Hope, a monthly series [read more...]

Ways to Remind Your Child They are Loved

Making sure our children feel loved, safe, and happy are among our most important jobs as parents. While this was true before the pandemic, the difficulty that our children have encountered over the past year can make us feel like [read more...]