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One of the things I love most about my work is getting to see what happens between appointments. When a patient walks in after a month and says, “I don’t know what changed, but I feel so much better” — and then we talk it through and realize they’ve been sleeping more…

As a parent, you know your child. You know when something feels off — even if you can’t quite name it. Maybe teachers have started sending notes home. Maybe your child who used to love school now complains of a stomachache every morning. Maybe the meltdowns have…

One of the most common things I hear from new patients is some version of this: “I’ve tried three different antidepressants and none of them worked” or “The medication helped a little but the side effects were unbearable.” If you’ve…

If I had to name the single biggest barrier to people getting help for depression, it would be this: they don’t think they’re sad enough. They’re still getting out of bed. Still going to work. Still making it through the day. So they tell themselves…

Worry is part of being human. We worry about our kids, our jobs, our health, our relationships. A certain amount of anxiety actually serves us — it sharpens our focus before a big presentation, motivates us to prepare for difficult conversations, keeps us alert when…