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What Is Traumatic Grief?
Newport Executive Director Michael Roeske, PsyD spoke with PsychCentral about ways to address traumatic grief.
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Kids are Just as Anxious as You About Covid. Here’s the Most Important Thing to Tell Them.
Newport psychiatrist Dr. Mirela Loftus spoke with PureWow.com about what to say to kids anxious about omicron.
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6 Tips for a More Mindful, Less Maddening Life on Social Media
Newport Director Dr. Don Grant spoke with InsideHook about how to practice mindfulness on social media.
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How to Properly Deal With Grief as a Man
Newport psychiatrist Dr. Michel Mennesson spoke with AskMen.com about strategies to support a man dealing with grief.
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TikTok Diagnosis Videos Leave Some Teens Thinking They Have Rare Mental Disorders
Newport Healthcare’s Dr. Don Grant spoke with the Wall Street Journal about TikTok diagnosis videos and their effect on teen mental health.
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Yes, All This COVID-Related News Is Incredibly Exhausting—25 Therapists Explain How They’re Coping
Newport Healthcare’s Helene D’Jay, Carly Harris, Ian Parker, and Heather Hagen spoke with Parade.com, providing tips for coping with COVID stress.
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I Struggle with Social Anxiety—Here’s What I’ve Learned from Therapists
Dr. Crystal Burwell, Newport Healthcare’s Director of Outpatient Services, spoke to The Thirty on how to ease social anxiety and what may cause it.
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How to Prepare for Your First Therapy Session
You may know how to prepare to see a doctor for a new physical ailment, but how should you prepare for your first therapy appointment? Although prepping for your first appointment with a therapist is a good idea, it’s not something people frequently do. “There is often times a mysterious element around therapy and especially…
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Can Taking Vitamin D Help With Seasonal Depression? Here’s What Experts Had to Say
For some people, getting into the festive winter spirit can be comforting and exciting. But for many people who struggle with seasonal depression or seasonal affective disorder (SAD), winter’s colder temperatures and shorter, darker days can feel dreadful. The lack of sunlight this time of year can also cause low levels of vitamin D, which…
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18 Things to Do When You’re Feeling Lonely, According to Experts
You could say this world is more connected than it’s ever been. Friends, family and strangers who live miles apart can communicate instantly thanks to social media and email. Anyone can hop on a plane from New York City and reach Los Angeles in just hours. In large metropolitan melting pots across the globe, thousands…
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How to Navigate Conversations at a Mixed Vaxxed Thanksgiving
For many families and friends, this holiday season will mark the first year of reunification since the pandemic began. But even in a joyous moment, families and friends may find themselves navigating difficult conversations about COVID-19 vaccination and safety precautions. “This holiday season will be unlike any other,” Danielle Roeske, PsyD, vice president of residential…
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Walking Can Boost Your Mood and Relieve Stress — Here’s How to Do It Right
Dr. Jennifer Dragonette, Executive Director at Newport Institute spoke with Today on the benefits of combining walking and meditation.
