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Latest Blog Posts
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Staff Spotlight: Rachel Oshan
Rachel Oshan, MSW, LICSW, Independent Practitioner Hometown: West Union, IA Areas of specialty/role within the practice: Depression, anxiety, grief and loss, life and role transitions, family of origin issues, pregnancy…
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Stand Up to Stigma
Stigma is: prejudiced negative beliefs based on stereotypes of the mentally ill. What can you do? Take a stand to transform discrimination of mental illness by facing stigma head on.…
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Staff Spotlight: Sara Nuahn
Sara Nuahn, MSW, LICSW, CBIS, Independent Practitioner Hometown: Minneapolis, MN Areas of specialty/role within the practice: Depression and anxiety, perinatal mental health, pregnancy, late term loss/miscarriage, infertility, communication issues, identify…
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Present at the Beyond the Baby Blues Conference – DEADLINE EXTENDED to Feb. 17th, 2017
Beyond the Baby Blues Present at the 2017 Beyond the Baby Blues Conference! NAMI Minnesota is currently seeking submissions for our annual Beyond the Baby Blues Conference. This year’s event…
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Staff Spotlight: Jennie Laskow
Jennie Laskow, MA, LPCC, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor Hometown: Minneapolis, MN Areas of specialty/role within the practice: I treat women with perinatal mood and anxiety disorders in addition to treating…
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12 Things Your Therapist* Wants You to Know About Negative, Intrusive, Scary Thoughts
By Karen Kleiman, reposted from The Postpartum Stress Center DISCLAIMER: These points refer to therapists who have been trained to treat perinatal depression and anxiety. If you do not feel…
Is this an emergency?
It is a medical emergency if you, or someone you love, is experiencing erratic moods or behaviors, seeing or hearing things that others don’t, appear to be delusional, or have thoughts about harming self or others.Go to the nearest emergency room or call 911.