It’s common in this modern world to feel a pressure to be productive all day, every day. Unfortunately, this is an impossible standard to uphold. We aren’t built to be indefinitely on the go.
There has often been a stigma attached to seeking help for mental health needs. Although the general discourse regarding mental health has changed drastically in our society, we still need to bring awareness to the importance of mental health.
The fact is - 1 in 4 people will suffer from some form of mental illness in any given year. Not all pain is physical and not all wounds are visable. Whether experiencing a season of life that has knocked you down, or dealing with a lifelong mental health condition, there is no shame in seeking help.
Mental Health is HEALTH.
If you or someone you love are in need of mental health services, please reach out to our team in Southlake, TX. We specialize in handling a variety of mental health issues, including anxiety and depression in children, adolecents, and adults. We are focused on healing through cognitive behavioral therapy and medication management. We currently offer in-person appointments to patients in our Southlake (DFW) offices. We also offer online appointments to patients in throughout the state of Texas.
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