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Author Archives: Laurie
The face of Bipolar Disorder
I think a lot of people probably have misconceptions about mental health issues and Bipolar Disorder is no exception. In this moving and very personal article a mother shares her experiences with her son and his struggle with Bipolar Disorder. Be … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety Disorders, Bipolar, Depression, Mental Health, Teens
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Finding a place in the grown up world for those with Autism
Recently I had the privilege of hearing Dr. Temple Grandin speak. Through the years she has advocated for many things to help those on the spectrum. Her latest call is for job skills training “find what your kid is good … Continue reading
Posted in Asperger's, Autism, Children's issues
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Finding a place in the grown up world for those with Autism
Recently I had the privilege of hearing Dr. Temple Grandin speak. Through the years she has advocated for many things to help those on the spectrum. Her latest call is for job skills training “find what your kid is good … Continue reading
Posted in Asperger's, Autism, Children's issues
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Finding a place in the grown up world for those with Autism
Recently I had the privilege of hearing Dr. Temple Grandin speak. Through the years she has advocated for many things to help those on the spectrum. Her latest call is for job skills training “find what your kid is good … Continue reading
Posted in Asperger's, Autism, Children's issues
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Finding a place in the grown up world for those with Autism
Recently I had the privilege of hearing Dr. Temple Grandin speak. Through the years she has advocated for many things to help those on the spectrum. Her latest call is for job skills training “find what your kid is good … Continue reading
Posted in Asperger's, Autism, Children's issues
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There are many things that can lead to an Eating Disorder
It’s not about the food folks. Eating disorders, anorexia, bulimia, binge eating…there are more, but you get the idea, are symptoms of an underlying mental health issue. Carrie Dennett in a special report for the The Seattle Times, does a good … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Eating Disorders, Grief, Mental Health, OCD, PTSD, Teens
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What we think we know about PTSD
I have written about this before. PTSD comes in all shapes and sizes. In this article by Daniel J. Vance MS, LPC, NCC, Dr. Vance talks about his personal struggles with PTSD. The clients we see have often dealt with some … Continue reading
Local Public Radio talks with NEAT
We are proud of the work we do and so excited to be able to spread the word! http://www.kunr.org/news/healing-across-the-sierra-horses-calm-anxious-depressed-adults Thank you Michelle Bliss of KUNR.
Posted in Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Eating Disorders, Grief, Mental Health, PTSD
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