ERC & Pathlight In the News

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.

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.

Dr. Ellen Astrachan-Fletcher was a featured guest on WVON radio for a segment about easing student back to school anxiety.

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. ​

Dr. Howard Weeks was featured in this Everyday Health article about managing bipolar disorder during the summer. The writer shares why summer can be a problematic time for those with bipolar disorder and offers tips from professionals, including Dr. Weeks, about how to manage.

In this piece, Dr. Ellen Astrachan-Fletcher shares insight about the "freeze" response to trauma with Giddy reporter Kate Daniel. The article explores the involuntary response to trauma and how it affects the body, symptoms, how it compares to a fight-or-flight response, and how to overcome it.

In this Well+Good article, Dr. Allison Chase outlines how the emotional feeling of falling in love can elicit the same warning response from your nervous system as a "fight or flight" response. In the article, she discusses how the body responds physically and notes, “We still have the same basic body and biological functions we had 10,000 years ago. Some people's autonomic nervous system falsely activates when they are not in real danger, and they end up experiencing all the same physiological symptoms as if they were.”

Two virtual conferences taking place over three days, August 23-25, will offer up to 30 CE/CME/CNE credit hours

Denver, CO – May 30, 2023 – It has never been more challenging to deliver quality, patient-focused mental health care.

Meredith Nisbet provides several helpful tips in this Parade article about disarming your inner critic.