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Craig’s OCD journey: How Rogers helped him rise above

June 9, 2025

How common is OCD? Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health disorders among men, with an estimated three million who have experienced a panic

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What is complex PTSD?

June 2, 2025

Can you define trauma and PTSD? Trauma can occur when a person, or someone they love, experiences serious injury, a life-threatening situation, or sexual or

Binge eating disorder: When eating feels out of control

May 29, 2025

What is binge eating? Binge eating refers to consuming a large amount of food in one sitting or window of time. It has to be

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Supporting young adults’ mental health through life’s transitions

May 21, 2025

What are some struggles young adults face? Young adults, meaning people between 18 and their mid-20s, face unique challenges. They’re transitioning out of high school

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Managing your emotions

May 19, 2025

Why can managing our emotions be challenging? The first step to managing our emotions is identifying what we’re feeling, and that can be difficult. Physical

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4 ways parents can support socialization in children

May 15, 2025

Socialization is the process of interacting with others around us, and that interaction can be positive, negative, or neutral. A lot of learning happens when

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What are intrusive thoughts and how can we manage them?

May 12, 2025

What are intrusive thoughts? Intrusive thoughts are unwelcome ideas or images that come into our minds. The key is we don’t want them, and we

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Understanding emotional dysregulation

May 8, 2025

The teenage years can be challenging, filled with physical and emotional changes that can feel overwhelming. Those who struggle with emotional dysregulation lack the skills

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Voices of recovery: Former Rogers patients reflect on their journeys

April 30, 2025

Recovery from mental health challenges is not a straight line. There can be many ups and downs, with each person navigating their path of healing

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How parents can prioritize self-care this summer

April 29, 2025

Summer is a much-anticipated season for families—longer days, new adventures, and more time together. But for parents, summer also brings unique challenges, such as disrupted

Craig’s OCD journey: How Rogers helped him rise above

What is complex PTSD?

Binge eating disorder: When eating feels out of control

Supporting young adults’ mental health through life’s transitions

Managing your emotions

4 ways parents can support socialization in children

What are intrusive thoughts and how can we manage them?

Understanding emotional dysregulation

Voices of recovery: Former Rogers patients reflect on their journeys

How parents can prioritize self-care this summer

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