SEVEN TIPS TO TREAT STRESS AND BURNOUT If you are like thousands of other Americans right now, three years post-pandemic stress has caused a lot of changes in everyday life, and the biorhythms of your own body. According to the World Health Organization, stress related mental health impairment like anxiety and depression has seen an […]
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Neurodiversity is a concept recognizing a natural variation in the way the human brain functions. Functional differences may include: Learning styles Cognitive abilities Emotional containment Communication methods Due to the significant impacts of learning, cognitive development, social communication and interactions, it is imperative to understand and recognize neurodiversity. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR NEURODIVERSITY A foundational treatment tool
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An interview with Clinical Director, Dr. Kristen Zaleski, Ph.D., LCSW Providing Attachment Therapy and Neuro Informed Therapy is the core of the mission at The Collective as discussed by Clinical Director, Dr. Kristen Zaleski, PhD, LCSW in a recent interview. Click in and listen to Dr. Zaleski explain why the two forms of therapy go
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Integrated Programming to Support Neurodivergent Conditions at The Collective Treatment Programs https://youtu.be/-ms6OPE6Wb0 THE NEURODIVERGENT COLLECTIVE PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT Research informed care for neurodiverse conditions such as Autism, ADHD, and Somatic Sensory Disorders have always been an integral part of the mission at The Mental Health Collective. We are thrilled to announce our program integration of cutting-edge
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ADHD and its relationship with trauma feel like a larger topic of interest in all realms of social interactions lately. So we asked our expert, Dr. Tiffany Grimes, Ph.D., to break down her well-informed clinical thoughts for our pondering readers. Dr. Grimes, is there a relationship between ADHD and trauma? Given that ADHD can co-exist
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The transition from high school to college is often filled with a mix of emotions–excitement at leaving home, anxiety about starting a new phase of life, worry about academic and social challenges, and sadness about leaving behind friends and family. New graduates can often put a great deal of pressure on themselves to launch into
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