After months of bundling up, soaking up what daylight we can, and spending so much time inside, the longer days and warmer weather invite us to breathe a little deeper and reconnect with the world around us. There is a reason the first warm day feels like a reset; our bodies and minds are wired to respond to the natural rhythms of the world around us.

If you’ve noticed your mood dipping as the snow piles up and the days grow shorter, you’re not alone. Many North Dakotans face this seasonal struggle each year. The good news is there are practical, intentional ways to care for yourself and support your mental health during this season.

Do we really know what stress does to us? Do we know ourselves well enough to manage it? Difficulty falling asleep, racing thoughts,...

We all want to support our loved ones who struggle with depression. At times, it can be confusing trying to understand how to help them...

What is stress? Do we really understand what it can do to us, or how well we manage it? Stress is an adverse mental and emotional state...

Detox baths has been proven to help with regulating the nervous system and detoxifying the body. The mixture for the recommended detox...

Exercise can not only improve your physical health, but also is known to improve your mental health as well! Exercising can increase your...

Our Lego group, run by JJ Bressler, MS, LAPC, is a great learning opportunity for children and adolescents that may need extra support in...