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Breaking Down Stigma | Stephanie's Story

Stephanie works to reduce stigma, and to create safe spaces for people to talk about their mental health.

Answering 8 common questions about the new Family Room

Since opening, the Ronald McDonald House Charities Family Room© has provided a relaxing space for families supporting loved ones in treatment. Today's blog answers some of the most frequently asked questions about the new facility.

Rising Above Depression | Stephanie's Story

Stephanie has struggled her entire life with her mental health, though she didn't recognize it until she was older.

How radical acceptance can help you break the cycle of stress

Traffic jams. Parenting. COVID-19. Life is full of things that are out of our control, and that tends to create frustration and stress. But it doesn’t have to. Rogers' Dr. Lori Merling discusses radical acceptance and how it can help break the cycle of stress.

Live Q&A: A mental health discussion for Boys and Men of Color Month

A unique conversation surrounding mental health in honor of Boys and Men of Color Month. This recording of a Facebook Live event features special guests NFL defensive tackle Solomon Thomas, and performances from the cast of Pieces: in My Own Voice.

Webinars

Hoarding disorder: Current understanding and treatment considerations

Learn more about hoarding disorder and explore unique aspects including diagnosis, assessment, phenomenology, hoarding beliefs and behaviors, associated features, and current treatment interventions and case examples.

UNSTUCK: an OCD kids movie Q&A

Live Q&A with our experts on the film UNSTUCK: an OCD kids movie

Reach out to Rogers, the leader in mental health and addiction care

For more than a century, Rogers has been fulfilling its not-for-profit mission of changing lives by providing access to our gold standard mental health and addiction care in communities across the U.S.

Back to school anxiety: Q&A with a Rogers expert

When it comes to kids returning to school, especially amid a pandemic, it can be difficult for parents to discern whether their child is dealing with normal emotions or there are signs of an anxiety disorder.