Therapist

How a Therapist Can Help You?

Not only can a therapist help you work through any mental health concern you may have, your therapist may also be able to prevent you from suffering from other mental health concerns in the future.

Stress

What To Do When Stress Feels Overwhelming

When deciding how to manage stress, it is very important to make sure your method is healthy and will work long term. Many people will choose a coping skill that may be helpful for their stress, but in the end can cause other issues that become stressful.

Protein

Daily Protein Intake – Fuel for Focus, Not Just Fitness

Did you know protein does more than build muscles—it builds your mood, motivation, and mental clarity? Protein is made up of amino acids that create serotonin and dopamine, your brain's key mood-regulating chemicals.

Walking

Daily Steps – The Gut-Brain Workout You're Not Doing Enough

Did you know that daily walking improves your digestion, mental health, and even your microbiome? Walking increases circulation, helps regulate stress hormones, and stimulates serotonin release.

Depression

The Connection Between Depression and Alcohol

It has been proven that there is a connection between depression and alcohol. It seems that it can work in two ways: your regularly drink too much or binge drink which makes you feel depressed, or you drink to relieve the feelings of depression.

Anxiety

Dealing with Anxiety?

If you or someone you love lives with anxiety and it impairs day-to-day functioning, it is important to seek support from a licensed mental health professional. At MindClub America our licensed therapists and psych nurse practitioners can create an effective treatment plan to help.

Child

Are You Worried About Your Child and Substance Use/Abuse?

Today's generation of teenagers and children confront a unique set of substance-related risks that no previous generation has ever encountered. While concerns about teenage substance use has always existed, the current landscape presented an unprecedented challenge for parents.

stigma

Stigma Shouldn't Be a Barrier Regarding Access to Mental Health Services

The stigma of dealing with a mental health issues is an ongoing problem, but the impact of not working on a mental health issue directly hurts the person, loved ones, jobs, and overall, the community.

Questions

Five Questions to Help You See if Therapy or Medication Management Can Be Helpful

If any of these feelings, situations, patterns, or thoughts are impacting you from enjoying life to the fullest, there is help to regain your life back!