Depression

One in five people live with a mental health condition, depression being among the most common. But depression doesn’t look the same among those it touches. One person may cry

by Kip Zirkel, Ph.D., Family & Children’s Center Supervising Psychologist When you find a married person who is depressed, chances are pretty good you’ll also find an unhappy marriage. According to

It’s surprising that so many people refer to our older years as our golden ones. Growing older can be difficult. We tend to experience more illness and less stamina. Plus,

by Alicia Skiles, MS, NCC, LPC, SAC-IT, Professional Counselor What were you thinking? Why do you keep doing that? These are questions you have probably asked your children out of

Kathy Rohr, Director of Adult Programs, Wisconsin During the month of May, people and organizations across the country are bringing awareness to mental health. As one of the primary providers of

Ryan Knutson, MS, CSAC, LPC-IT, Professional Counselor                                                There has been a lot of hype in the media surrounding the recent Netflix series, 13 Reasons Why. The hype comes from the

This time of year, it’s not uncommon for people to feel sluggish, unmotivated and even feeling dissatisfied with life. Some may rightfully shrug it off as a case of winter

  Brittany Thomas, MS, MSW, LICSW, Outpatient Counseling People are impacted differently by life stressors and may have significant differences in how each symptom is presented. If a mental illness

Kathy Rohr, Coordinator of Community Support Programs, Family & Children’s Center In 1990, the United States Congress established the first full week of October as Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW) in