Adults

Author: Dr. Ryan Holley Shelter in place, social distancing, pandemic, quarantine, panic-buying, Coronavirus. No, these are not answers to a crossword puzzle in today’s newspaper, they are common [...]

First, we hope this finds you and your family well. We want to ensure everyone that our clinic is fully operational with Telehealth services for first-time intake appointments, routine patient [...]

Author: Dr. Megan Oliverio Last year I wrote a blog touching on the ever increasing research being done in the field of nutritional psychiatry that is helping us understand the link between food [...]

Author: Dr. Natalie Chapman What is Body Image? The term body image refers to the way we think, feel about, and see our body. From a very early age we receive messages about our bodies and how [...]

Author: Dr. Megan Oliverio Dependence is often seen as a bad word and associated with being “needy” or emotionally unstable. However, research on what really helps people become happy, [...]

Author: Dr. Alexandria Salerno The beginning of a new year can be filled with excitement and eagerness to begin a new routine of healthy habits and meaningful goals. While the development of a [...]

Author: Dr. Collin Shotts When we go through difficult times, finding a confidant in a secure and consistent relationship has the ability to provide the reassurance and comfort we need to get [...]

Author: Dr. Ryan Holley Parenting can be challenging at any stage of your child’s life, and this is especially true early on. Being a new mom or dad is incredibly stressful at times, and it’s [...]

Author: Dr. Ashley Houchin Going away to college can be a time filled with many emotions…excitement, fear, and stress, just to name a few. Everyone is different and has different experiences, but [...]

Author: Dr. Andy Woodall As a clinician, one of the most common presenting concerns I hear from clients across all ages (especially with children) is that they have a difficult time focusing, [...]