Becoming a Culturally Competent Mental Health Provider: Working with Individuals From Marginalized Groups
Do you work with people from marginalized groups? Learn how to become a culturally competent professional to ensure equitable health outcomes.
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Do you work with people from marginalized groups? Learn how to become a culturally competent professional to ensure equitable health outcomes.
Four years ago Jayne Mattingly discovered something was seriously wrong with her health. Not only was she starting to see a loss of mobility, but…
Ambivalence toward treatment is a normal emotion that can make decision making difficult. Learn about the reasons for treatment ambivalence and find…
Individuals identifying as Black, Indigenous or a person of color (BIPOC) can face increased levels of stress across the lifespan due to institutional…
At least half of the population will experience a traumatic event in their lifetime, such as death, severe injury, or sexual violence. While trauma…
This video highlights best practices for supporting a loved one when they are not using words to communicate with you.
This video discusses the importance of expressing anger and offers specific emotional coaching skills on how to approach anger.
This video details the second step in emotion coaching: emotional support and practice support.
This video provides an overview on the first, critical step in emotion coaching: validation.
This video explains the basics of emotions as mental states and defines a caregiver’s emotional support goals.
This video welcomes caregivers, acknowledges your powerful work as a support system, and orients you to your role in the recovery process.
Whether your client is out of school, planning a vacation or busy with daily life, our virtual intensive outpatient program (IOP) provides…
Lor Sabourin knows a thing or two about resilience and the power of thoughtfully approaching a relationship - be it with a sport or gender. A…
Our Pathlight Virtual Family & Friends Education Series will help you better support your loved one through their recovery journey with education,…
Signs of having PTSD might include intrusive thoughts, avoidance, or dissociation. Treatment of PTSD can include exposure therapy, cognitive…
Body image issues amongst men can lead to shame, overwhelming anxiety, guilt, and even depression. Although typically framed as a women’s issue, body…
What is love bombing? It can include excessive attention, admiration, and affection; making the person dependent on the euphoric dopamine and…
Growing up, Carrie Zhang - the founder of The Asian Mental Health Project - felt as though she had no right to talk about her mounting struggles with…
As a Vietnamese American clinician reflecting on Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Heritage Month, it is truly enlightening to see the…
“Virtual IOP was exactly what I needed...constant pushing from my therapist and dietitian keeps me trying to recover; the group held me more…
Intensive Outpatient Programming: Your Bridge to a Life-Changing, Long-Lasting Recovery
Learn about the connection between stress and mental health. We show you the easy-to-follow steps to take to reduce chronic stress.
Learn more about Eating Recovery At Home and Pathlight At Home.At the beginning of 2020 Mackenzie Carmichael flew to Eating Recovery Center in Denver,…
Join Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center for a moment of zen.
Join Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center for a moment of zen.
Join Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center for a moment of zen.
When I was first in treatment, I heard the same message repeatedly: “Do not underestimate the critical importance of sleep in your recovery.” As…
“As a nurse, we have the opportunity to heal the heart, mind, soul and body of our patients, their families and ourselves. They may not remember your…
Join Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center for a moment of zen.
Trigger Warning: This episode discusses suicide On March 11, 2005, Kevin Berthia became famous…For all the wrong reasons. As he stood on an exposed…
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