While it's tempting to avoid talking about the war with your kids, its generally better to discuss it. In this Parents article, Mindpath Health’s Zishan Khan, MD, provides tips for parents to talk with their children at each age group. On October 7, the militant group...
More Than Half of Gen-Z Interested in Careers as Social Media Influencers
Technology has given rise to whole new career paths—including the influencer. In this Parents article, Mindpath College Health’s Andrew Monasterio, DNP, PMHNP-BC, APN, explains why Gen-Z want to be full-time influencers and the importance of social media safety. New...
10 Tips to Become an Active Ally for the LGBTQIA+ Community
Active allyship involves using your privilege, platform, and voice to advocate for LGBTQIA+ rights, challenge discriminatory practices, and amplify marginalized voices. Kiana Shelton, LCSW, provides 10 tips for people to become active allies and champions for the...
What to Do If Your Child Is Bullied Because of Their Sexual Orientation
School can be a challenging environment for children who identify as LGBTQ+, especially if they are harassed, discriminated against, or face a lack of resources. In this Verywell Family article, Zishan Khan. MD, and Brandi Garza, LPC, discuss what to do if children...
Finding Your Place as an Adoptee
There is no one’s size fits all to adoption journeys. In this Healthline article, Kiana Shelton, LCSW, explains how to talk with children about their identities as an adoptee. Branca, now 43, grew up in Southern Italy but was adopted from Chile when she was about two...
Raising Daughters to Not Be Mean Girls
Despite your best efforts, your child may be a real-life Regina George. In this Scary Mommy article, Mindpath Health’s Taish Malone, PhD, LPC, discusses what causes bullying behavior in girls and how to nip it in the bud. Raising a child with strong character and good...
What Is Medical Gaslighting?
Dismissing a patient’s concerns can delay proper diagnosis and result in ineffective treatments. In this Prevention article, Taish Malone, PhD, LPC, discusses warning signs of gaslighting and who's most likely to be affected. In the 1944 thriller Gaslight, newlywed...
Why Race Matters With Bipolar Disorder
People of color who have bipolar disorder are less likely to receive vital treatment than white people. In this Everyday Health article, Mindpath Health’s Taish Malone, PhD, LPC, explains how symptoms are often minimized and even misdiagnosed. Bipolar disorder — a...
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...
South Asians Are Asians, Too
South Asian communities may feel excluded from Asian American Pacific Islander discussions. In this Verywell Mind article, Mindpath Health’s Leela R. Magavi, MD, explains the importance of inclusivity and cultural competency. Asian identity encompasses many things. If...