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WGN9

Tips for coping with back-to-school anxiety

In this WGN9 segment, Dr. Ellen Astrachan-Fletcher shares how caregivers can ease their child's back-to-school anxiety and discusses times of transition.
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Giddy

Going Back to School as an Adult? Here's How to Settle in More Easily

In this Giddy article about adult learners returning to the classroom, Dr. Casey Tallent is quoted sharing signs when students should connect with campus mental health services. Dr. Tallent notes that when you're just "feeling off," connecting with campus professionals or support from others is important.
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ABC7 Chicago

Back to school: How parents can help kids manage stress, anxiety

Dr. Ellen Astrachan-Fletcher sits down with ABC7 Chicago to talk about back-to-school stress and anxiety. In the segment, Dr. Astrachan-Fletcher offers tips for caregivers including how to talk to their child about their feelings and the difference between stress/anxiety and school refusal.
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KPRC Houston

Preventing teacher burnout before school starts

In this KPRC segment, Dr. Anna Brown shares important information for educators returning to the classroom including how to recognize the difference between stress and anxiety, tips for self-care, and preventing burnout.
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Be Your Own #Lovegoals

Unlocking Radical Authenticity with Moe Ari, LMFT + Ellie Pike, LPC & Eric Dorsa

Ellie Pike & Eric Dorsa are featured in this podcast's special episode, "Unlocking Radical Authenticity with Moe Ari, LMFT + Ellie Pike, LPC & Eric Dorsa" where they focus on discovering radical authenticity and learning to love ourselves while accepting the world around us. This special collaboration episode explores aligning with your truth and celebrating who you are.
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HuffPost

The Most Unexpected Sign Someone Is Having Suicidal Thoughts

Dr. Weeks was interviewed for this HuffPost article about the warning signs (and appearance of being happy or carefree) in those who may be suicidal. The article shares what to look for, the difference between suicidality and mania, and how to access support. ​