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In lieu of Alzheimer's awareness month we have focused this week's blog post on all topics related to Alzheimer and Dementia. However another major health concern that is effecting those dealing with Alzheimer and their loved ones is COVID-19. COVID-19 has caused major destruction in all communities, but especially so in communities that already have other health concerns such as...[ read more ]

As June comes to a close so does Alzheimer's' awareness month. During this month we have talked about Alzheimer's and dementia, what they are, what research says about them and how they effect the everyday lives of people in our community who have loved ones dealing with this disease. Below is a pre made set of Ted Talks that covers...[ read more ]

Sarah is dedicated to creating a welcoming, warm environment from the moment the client walks through the door. She knows past experiences and present struggles do not define who we are but can interfere with daily living. Sarah is passionate about walking alongside clients who find themselves in a difficult season and helping those who may be hurting. Sarah guides clients...[ read more ]

NAMI or The National Alliance on Mental Illness has a page dedicated to mental health issues with in the LGBTQ+ community. It discuses important risk factors, access to mental health services, how to find LGBTQ+ friendly mental health providers and more! Check it out below! https://www.nami.org/Your-Journey/Identity-and-Cultural-Dimensions/LGBTQI

The month of June celebrates pride month! During this time the LGBTQ+ community and their history is celebrated. Here at Renew Counseling we celebrate this community and provide mental health services to all apart of this community! In celebration and recognition of this month this months blog post will focus on the struggles and triumphs of this community within the...[ read more ]

In Thursday's blog post I talked about the need for adequate access to mental health resources for veterans and all who severed. High levels of reported mental health issues and increasing suicide rates suggest an immediate need for reform in how we treat the issue of mental health, especially in returning military personnel. Below are a few of the most...[ read more ]

Memorial day is a time of remembrance and reflection for all those who joined the military and lost their lives in the process, However, a large percentages of those who lost their life was due to lack of adequate access and knowledge to mental health services. Over 30% of those returning military  veterans will experience some form of mental health...[ read more ]

In this weeks series we will focus on the the United States Military. Specifically services provided to those in the military, how these services both help and hurt our veterans, and what is being done to acknowledge the growing gap between needed mental health services and the lack of services being provided. We will also touch upon major mental health...[ read more ]

In today's society we are much more in touch with mental health and what it looks like. Awareness and  accessibility are allowing previously inaccessible groups to receive greater knowledge on theses topics. However, in lieu of this there are also many groups that profit off others lack of knowledge for a quick like or follow on social media. Things like...[ read more ]

As we come to the end of Mental Health Awareness Month I wanted to share resources to mental health services! Check them out below https://www.thefemword.world/the-word/mental-health-master-list-resources-to-use-and-share Also feel free to reach us at our number below if you are interested in setting up an appointment of a free intake appointment! (321) 300-6992