More educators are walking away from the jobs they love. This Psychiatric Times article discusses how teachers are being pushed to their breaking points — and how to overcome them. Teachers often describe being called to their profession. For them, teaching is a way...
How Model Minority Stereotypes Hurt Asian Americans
Unrealistic expectations can prevent many from getting the mental health care they need. In this Verywell Mind article, Mindpath Health’s Julian Lagoy, MD, talks about the pressure to assimilate while maintaining cultural values. COVID-19 was particularly challenging...
The Relationship Between Loneliness and Distress
The COVID-19 pandemic isolated many people from friends and loved ones. In this Verywell Mind article, Mindpath Health’s Julian Lagoy, MD, talks about cycling through chronic loneliness and distress and how it affects our mental health. For many, the pandemic...
What colleges can do to help alleviate the mental health crisis
Mindpath College Health's Brett Donnelly, M.D. VP of Growth, College Health, discusses what colleges can do to alleviate the mental health crisis on campus. Young Americans are facing a mental health crisis—and many aren’t getting the support they need. About...
Most Workers Seek Employers Who Care About Their Mental Health
Stress from the COVID-19 pandemic has taken its toll on employees. In this Healthline article, Mindpath Health’s Taish Malone, LPC, explains why companies need to provide supportive environments. New findings from the American Psychological Association (APA) suggest...
Bridging the Mental Health Provider Gap
With more people reporting symptoms of anxiety and depression, clinicians are struggling to meet the demand for help. In this Psychiatric Times article, Elisabeth Netherton, MD, highlights the reasons why and warns the situation could get worse. The mental health...
Why People Are Shifting to Short-term Goals During COVID
If the pandemic feels endless and overwhelming, you’re not alone. In this Verywell Mind article, Mindpath Health’s Julian Lagoy, MD explains how grounding exercises and gratitude can help us cope with continued uncertainty. From March 2020 onwards, my brain focused on...
How COVID-19 is Shaping the Next Generation
The pandemic exposed many teens to trauma and tested their fragile resilience. In this Psychiatric Times article, Maria Abenes, EdD, discusses how parents and clinicians can help adolescents cope with its ongoing effects. While teenagers have been largely spared the...
What COVID-19 taught us about burnout
Feeling burned out? You’re not alone. When the COVID-19 pandemic closed businesses and urged employees to stay home, well-being plummeted. In this Psychiatric Times article, Mindpath Health’s Rashmi Parmar, MD, explains how burnout is affecting the workforce. Feeling...
ER Sees Rise in Mental Health Visits During COVID-19
Suicide attempts, drug overdoses, and domestic violence also increased during the early months of the pandemic. In this Verywell Mind article, Mindpath Health’s Leela R. Magavi, MD, explains why this is and how to take care of yourself. As the COVID-19 pandemic rages...