Mental Health Assessments Aren’t Just for ‘Serious’ Cases—Here’s Why
When people hear “mental health assessment,” they often think something must be wrong, really wrong. Maybe they picture a person in crisis or struggling with a big diagnosis. But that’s not always true. At Ewing Mental Health, mental assessments are for everyone, not just during tough times. Just like a check-up keeps your body healthy, […]
Is Supportive Therapy Right for You? Signs It Could Be What You Need
Life can feel overwhelming. At Ewing Mental Health LLC, we know that everyone faces moments of sadness, worry, and uncertainty. Sometimes, you might feel alone. No one gets what you’re experiencing. In these moments, supportive therapy can provide great comfort and healing. But how will you know whether supportive therapy is right for you? Let’s […]
Can Your Genes Explain Your Mental Health Issues?
Mental health can feel like a deep ocean, sometimes calm, sometimes stormy. You might wonder why you feel anxious, sad, or stressed when others seem fine. You might ask, “Can Your Genes Explain Your Mental Health Issues?” This question can open new paths to understanding yourself. Today, we will explore how your DNA might play […]
How Telepsychiatry Helps People Who Live in Remote Areas?
Mental health is as important as physical health. Not everyone, however, can consult a doctor or therapist easily. Because of insufficient access to hospitals near their homes, people living far from big cities encounter difficulties receiving care. That’s where telepsychiatry is useful. Further, we will talk about how telepsychiatry can be helpful for people living […]
How to Promote Mental Health Awareness Month in Your Community
Mental Health Awareness Month is a time to talk about feelings. It’s a chance to learn and help each other feel happy and safe. At Ewing Mental Health, we believe every person deserves to feel cared for. We will show you simple ways to bring your community together. You can use these ideas at school, […]
