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Today, we celebrate all the incredible fathers and father figures who provide love, support, and guidance. Your role is invaluable, and your well-being matters.

June is also Men's Mental Health Month, a reminder that taking care of your mental health is just as important as your physical health. At Frontier Psychiatry, we're here to support men's mental health and promote a healthy, balanced life.

Remember, self-care is essential for your mental health. 🌿✨

This evening, consider going offline or having a screen-free period to relax and recharge. Prioritize your well-being and take the time you need to rejuvenate.

🌈Everyone deserves community, respect, love, and access to care. Taking care of your mental health is vital for everyone from every walk of life. If you're struggling, we're here to support you. You are not alone.💚

As Mental Health Awareness Month wraps up, let us all acknowledge and support those who are struggling. You are not alone. 🌸 Take a moment every day for self-care and remember that reaching out for help is a sign of strength. 💚

⭐Our community partner, Dyslexia Screening & Tutoring Services is a great resource for families who may have faced challenges this school year or suspect a learning disability.⭐

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Frontier is in the news again with our own, Eric Arzubi , shedding light on ADHD in women.

Experts say ADHD is often misdiagnosed in women According to the National Institute of Mental Health ADHD has historically been most commonly found in boys between the ages of three and 17. But in recent years, data from

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May is . If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of su***de, reach out for support. Call or text 988, or chat with us online at 988lifeline.org/chat to be connected with a trained, caring counselor, 24/7/365.

🌟 Daily Check-In 🌟

How are you feeling today? 😊

Whether it's "Not Good" or "Amazing," your feelings matter! Take a moment to check in with yourself and don't forget to reach out to your friends too. We all need a little support sometimes. 💚

This Mental Health Awareness Month, let’s remind ourselves that healing is not linear. 🌿 Each day is a step forward, even if it feels like a stumble. 🌟 Let’s honor our progress, practice self-compassion, and embrace the beautiful messiness of our journey. 💖

Frontier Psychiatry emphasize the importance of telehealth services in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month BILLINGS, Mont. Being associated with a mental illness can still be a difficult and uncomfortable subject for many to discuss; however, the growing number of online treatments that drastically grew

💚Fabulous Tips for Promoting Mental Well-Being from Our Lead LCSW, Shayna⭐🧘

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Eric Arzubi figured psychiatrists were more familiar with the consequences of su***de than people in other professions. He was wrong.

A firefighter told him today that he's been called to more su***de-related DOAs than he cares to remember. DOA stands for "dead on arrival."

Psychiatrists get to care for people who have survived su***de attempts. Firefighters answer the call after someone has completed su***de.

He spoke with Ryan Moore, Captain of Engine 7 in Billings, Montana. Ryan has been the first responder to su***de-related DOAs of people of all ages.

Ryan has a daughter, so he was especially troubled by the surge in su***des among teenage girls during the COVID-19 pandemic. He noted that many of them had lost all hope after big family blow-outs or tough romantic breakups.

When Ryan first arrives on the scene of such a tragedy, he keeps an emotional distance. But when the victim's family members start to arrive, things get real and he feels the full impact of what happened.

Distraught parents and siblings beg him to resuscitate their loved ones, but he's already given it his best shot, and it's just too late. Once he's made the official declaration, the reality hits families, and another wave of emotion washes over him.

Eric called Ryan because he read that firefighters were more likely to die from su***de than in the line of duty from 2014 to 2020. He had overlooked the extent of the trauma witnessed by firefighters.

Until now, Eric only thought about police or clinical teams in ERs when considering burnout and rising su***de rates among first responders.

The Billings Fire Department launched a peer support specialists (PSS) program in 2017, and three months ago, a chaplain joined the Department. These resources were put in place to better support firefighters in the wake of critical incidents.

Stigma remains a barrier to receiving that support. Ryan admitted that he and his brothers still don't really appreciate if or when they need the help.

Ryan's insights remind him that it's not always obvious who in our communities need support the most.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month.

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🌟 May is Mental Health Awareness Month! 🌟

At Frontier Psychiatry, we believe that mental health is just as important as physical health. This month, we want to shine a spotlight on the importance of taking care of your mental well-being.

💬 Let's start a conversation! Share your favorite self-care practices or tips for maintaining good mental health in the comments below. Together, we can support each other and break the stigma surrounding mental health.

Shout out to our own Dr. Pareek for making a difference in the lives of our patients everyday 💚⭐👏

'A great thing': Billings doctor weighs in on FTC's ban on noncompete clauses “What’s going to happen, which I think is a great thing, is healthcare organizations have to compete by paying fairly and providing a great workplace culture,” Arzubi said.