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What is Postpartum Psychosis?
Postpartum psychosis effects about 1-2 birthing parents for every 1,000 pregnant people. Typically, postpartum psychosis is discussed after a case makes headline news and goes to trial when in reality, there should be more discussion of the risks, myths, and steps for treatment for individuals and families who are expecting or supporting someone who is pregnant. While these topics may be uncomfortable, we want to remember that knowledge is prevention and prevention saves live

Hannah M Conner, LCPC


The Mental Health Benefits of Fall
With the summer ending, it can be common to experience some dread, anxiety, and sadness over the transition to the latter half of the year. For many, this can mean an increased work load, more familial obligations, and the end of summer plans. However, there are some hidden benefits to the autumn season that can be helpful to lean into in order to feel grounded and hopeful during the transition. A feeling of refreshment: Yes, the end of the summer does typically mean more of

Hannah M Conner, LCPC


Thinking of going ‘no-contact’?
‘Going no-contact’ has gained a lot of traction in the media regarding the increase in young people making the choice to restrict their interactions with certain family members and peers. While there are many different opinions and critiques of this boundary setting method, it has also left some with questioning if it is a viable option for them. While cutting off connection completely might feel scary, it can be helpful to consider in certain circumstances. We wanted to help

Hannah M Conner, LCPC
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