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Live Q&A: Mackenzie's Story

Hear Mackenzie’s inspiring story of finding her road to recovery, and learn how the Rogers Behavioral Health Foundation supports patients and families.

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Rising above OCD from an LGBTQ+ perspective

In Angelina’s story, she discusses the identity-affirming care she received at Rogers for OCD and Somatic Symptom Disorder.

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How the NFL’s Solomon Thomas is using tragedy to END STIGMA.CHANGE LIVES.

San Francisco 49ers’ Solomon Thomas battled depression after losing his sister, Ella, to suicide in 2018. Thomas is determined to use his family’s pain to bring hope and healing to others.

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Rogers Foundation brings holiday cheer

The holidays are often a difficult time, especially for those spending the season in treatment. To ease the difficulties for our patients, the Rogers Behavioral Health Foundation once again collected donations for gifts.

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How parents can help their children celebrate during a unique holiday season

As COVID-19 continues to disrupt our sense of normalcy, many are foregoing gatherings to stay safe. This loss of routine and traditions during the holidays can be challenging for everyone, especially children.

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Self-care and resilience: Practice what you teach

While healthcare professionals often encourage their patients to learn and practice self-care and resilience strategies, they may not take the time to do so for themselves.

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How family therapy supports recovery

A key part of our therapeutic approach to helping patients overcome their mental health challenges is family therapy. Learn more about family therapy from a Rogers therapist.

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Scrupulosity: when religious practice or matters of morality become an unhealthy obsession

“Scrupulosity is a type of OCD in which someone becomes mentally and emotionally consumed by matters of religious practice and/or morality." Dr. Brenda Bailey explains scrupulosity and the signs that someone could be suffering from the disorder.

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