Safe September
by Emily Vickerman, Family Mental Health Navigator Kids are back in school, there’s a briskness in the breeze, and apples are everywhere. Surely, it’s September! Hopefully, we’ve adjusted to the
by Emily Vickerman, Family Mental Health Navigator Kids are back in school, there’s a briskness in the breeze, and apples are everywhere. Surely, it’s September! Hopefully, we’ve adjusted to the
by Emily Vickerman, Family Mental Health Navigator May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and it’s a time to reflect on how deeply mental health touches every family, including my own.
by Emily Vickerman, Family Mental Health Navigator May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and it’s a time to reflect on how deeply mental health touches every family, including my own.
by: Emily Vickerman, Family Mental Health Navigator What can we do for our kiddos and ourselves to prevent some of these difficulties and negative feelings around the holidays? For kids:
I’ve heard two comments in the past week that are disturbing. One was from a local pediatrician who lamented that there was only one pediatric psychiatrist (a different level of training than a psychiatrist who treats adults) in WNC who accepts Medicaid, leaving many of the children in her care without quick access to the help they need.