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Prepare and Cope with the Impact of the Holidays on Mental Health

The Winter Holiday season is a time of celebrations, but it can be fraught for…

For World Mental Health Day, Let’s Get to Work

Mental health is increasingly recognized as a critical component of overall health. This heightened awareness…

WBMA is pleased to welcome our newest therapy team member, Rachel Scharf, LCSW!!

Rachel brings years of experience working with children, adolescents, families, and schools to WBMA. She…

Understanding Psychoeducational Testing: A Guide for Parents

When a child struggles in school, it can be a source of worry and confusion…

The Importance of Mental Health Support for LGBTQ+ Individuals

In the not-so-distant past, being LGBTQ+ was pathologized by mental health professionals. Thankfully, society has…

Mental Health Awareness is the Start to A Better Life

May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, during which Americans are urged to learn, support, and…

Nurturing Mental Health with Personalized Care

Mental health.  By definition, it’s the well-being of one’s mind.  But for me, the first…

Neurologic Symptoms and Treatment In COVID-19 and Long COVID

The COVID-19 SARS pandemic has passed its peak global virulence, but the effects are still…

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