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The Power of Human Connection

Authored by Bobbi Kochevar on November 4, 2021
In October, I was able to experience a joyous and long-awaited occasion - a three-day in-person retreat. It became evident that Zoom can never replace the connectedness that results from spending time with another person. As the days get shorter and people tend to go into hibernation mode, there is a risk that the loneliness people already feel will be exacerbated and raised to new levels. I ask you to join me in combatting loneliness by being a “reach out warrior.”
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Handling the Holidays

Authored by Dr. Michelle Murray on November 2, 2021
As we enter into the busy season of the holidays, it is more important than ever to practice self-care. I often receive questions this time of year from individuals who are stressed or feeling depressed. My advice is to stay in tune with your feelings and focus on positive actions that support your mental health

How Social Media Affects Teens and Their Mental Health

Authored by Nexus Family Healing on November 1, 2021

Nexus Family Healing therapist and Clinical Director, Luke Spiegelhoff joined KSTP's Minnesota Live to talk about how social media affects our teens and their mental health. He shares what happens to the development of the adolescent brain and the need for interpersonal connection and acceptance. 

Social media is an increasingly important issue for parents. Setting expectations early, talking about social media, and modeling good behavior are important steps for parents to take in managing social media's role in teens' lives. In this video, Luke shares tips and resources to ensure social media is a healthy tool.

How Can I Move On From My Abusive Ex and Not Be Scared Anymore?

Authored by Dr. Michelle Murray on October 26, 2021
I just left my boyfriend after 5 years because he was being physically abusive. I have a restraining order in place, but I am scared because I know we still live in the same city and I fear I might run into him or he may still try to hurt me. I find myself just wanting to stay in my apartment and hardly go anywhere. How can I move on and not be so scared?

How Can I Best Support My Child Who Struggles With Social Anxiety?

Authored by Dr. Michelle Murray on October 19, 2021
My eight-year-old child has had a rocky start to the school year. She struggles with social anxiety and it seems to be getting worse. She just lacks confidence, is concerned that others will make fun of her and I can tell she dreads going into school in the morning.
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