Hanover Psychiatry Group LLC

HPG will be closed 11/21-11/28. Happy Thanksgiving

988 is a new phone number that recently went live to help people get help in a mental health crisis. Similar to 911, this line is dedicated for anyone in need of mental health assistance of any kind. Its 988.
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You have to start somewhere. I adore the quote and feel it encompasses my practice completely. I want to meet you where you are at and move beyond! Currently I have availability within 3 weeks.

A great read for parents of tweens or teens, some perspective to consider during those challenging interactions

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/when-kids-call-the-shots/201801/7-things-teenagers-desperately-need-adults-understand

7 Things Teenagers Desperately Need Adults to Understand 7 ways to quiet your teen's negative self-talk.

From blood clots to infected neurons, how COVID threatens the brain The virus that causes COVID-19 can cause strokes, inflammation, oxygen deprivation and infection in the brain. And each of these may lead to long-term neurological problems.

And make an appointment!

An important reminder as we work toward normalcy in our lives, which means something different for everyone.

An incredible story of real life that happens zillions of times a day. Take care of eachother, make referrals, call for help.

https://www.bostonmagazine.com/health/2021/04/06/jc-monahan/?fbclid=IwAR2xn74UtLqEu8145RXjPHZTO4MlPt5u00Krbz4GErNy_XISXsEIqpWf-00

JC Monahan: Breaking My Silence For many years, NBC Boston anchor JC Monahan had a secret—and keeping it nearly cost her everything.

Hanover Psychiatry now accepting BCBS!

A good read about coping with the holidays during this unusual time. Check it out!

https://www.npr.org/2020/12/08/944306618/throw-out-the-rulebook-to-get-through-pandemic-holidays-a-therapist-says?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_term=nprnews&utm_campaign=npr&utm_medium=social&fbclid=IwAR1TPY-3cThSBRYLu1g-BAzDo0Mrq9l8E5pI9UGpasIy4cfHuK7KdE74N-Y

'Throw Out the Rulebook' To Get Through Pandemic Holidays, A Therapist Says : Life Kit The holidays are extra stressful this year. Psychologist and author Andrea Bonior offers some tips, whether you're feeling stressed, angry, lonely or guilty.

In this uncertain time, it is important to take care of each other, and there is no health without your mental health. If you are a healthcare worker struggling, please contact us for support as you continue the incredible work you do.

https://youtu.be/WxP0dFHgVaY

An ER Nurse Opens Up About How the Pandemic is Affecting her Mental Health: "I'm Not Doing Okay." As part of a new series, “From the Frontlines” Katie Couric is continuing to talk to healthcare workers who are risking their lives every day on the frontlin...

I have many clients with teens and found this a valuable read in concepts I coach and reflect on, check it out

https://www.unicef.org/parenting/health/four-things-you-can-do-support-your-teens-mental-health?utm_campaign=&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&fbclid=IwAR2bqOWqE3ownVFEGRhRik5EY4YXb8Sw6Xre5u4h9qJxgPUhErGku26x5Uw

Four things you can do to support your teen’s mental health Show your teen love and care, while looking after yourself

An interesting highlight on one of the many effects COVID-19 has had on our families.

https://www.wbur.org/radioboston/2020/08/19/working-mothers-pandemic-balence?fbclid=IwAR1DMoVv4qoW0bAc4zsiAXBCbpEB9uiANFyu6peBY8O2pteRFobBRNTVe-8

The Pandemic Is Weighing Heavily On Working Mothers The fall promises little relief with the majority of the state's schools returning at least partially online and 30% going fully online at the start.

If this isn’t enough and you may want some support, please call me! This certainly isn’t Kansas and help is close by.

As a nurse, I am looking to support anyone experiencing psychological distress given the unprecedented national health emergency. This may look like difficulty thinking, sadness, grief, low mood, anxiety, panic, or insomnia, among other problems. While the broad range of emotional reactions to COVID-19 are normal, please don't hesitate to reach out as all visits are via telehealth and comprehensive. I encourage first responders, healthcare workers, or those affected to contact me as I have flexible hours and am eager to help you stay well!

In a time of social isolation, Mayor Walsh sends a message to those in recovery - The Boston Globe "I’m trying to send a subtle message that one day at a time, we’ll all get through this,'' Mayor Walsh said.

Don’t let your recovery get disrupted!

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https://childmind.org/article/talking-to-kids-about-the-coronavirus/

Talking to Kids About the Coronavirus | Child Mind Institute What parents and other adults can say to kids about the coronavirus COVID-19. How to answer their questions and keep kids feeling safe.

Feeling uneasy, unnerved, and unsure of what to do in the current environment... this is an excellent resource to stay well and not riddled with worry!

How to Cope With Anxiety About Coronavirus (COVID-19) The World Health Organization has officially declared new coronavirus (COVID-19) a pandemic. Empower yourself to put your mental health first to help manage anxiety during this stressful outbreak.

There is a considerable stigma associated with LEO’s (law enforcement officers) seeking help for low mood, alcohol problems, anxious distress, or various kinds of emotional care needs. These issues are not difficult to treat and can resolve completely, but suffering in silence is a second full time job. Thankful for TPD for producing this PSA

Taunton police release powerful video aimed at preventing su***de among first responders First responder su***de is an ongoing issue across the country. The Taunton Police Department is helping to raise awareness with a video they hope will encourage men and woman to get help. The department dealt with its own officer su***de 6 years ago. A beautiful and now heartbreaking picture of the...