mental health Archives - Casey P. Calvert, LPC

Tips for Healing Anxiety Naturally

July 1, 2014 by Casey Calvert, LPC Leave a Comment

Do a quick Google search with the words “Heal Anxiety Naturally”, and you’ll be blasted with thousands of results promising relief. These remedies stretch from ingesting herbs to placing magnets on body parts. While there may be a place for all of these healing modalities, I believe that you have the ability to begin the […]

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Teen Depression: More than just Mood Swings

March 15, 2013 by Casey Calvert, LPC 1 Comment

The numbers are surprising, and concerning. One in five Teens will experience Depression. Suicide is now the Third leading cause of death people ages 15-24. Research shows that if Depression is left untreated, there is a strong liklihood that it will occur again, usually within five to seven years. Teen Depression is not “normal”, or […]

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Tips for Beating the “Holiday Blues”

November 28, 2012 by Casey Calvert, LPC Leave a Comment

Do you find yourself dreading the Holidays? Feeling sad, stressed, or just plain sick at all that you have to do or everywhere you have to be during the Holidays? You could be experiencing the “Holiday Blues.” The Holiday blues are another term for the seasonal depression and anxiety that can occur during this time […]

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Coping with Seasonal Affective Disorder

November 9, 2012 by Casey Calvert, LPC Leave a Comment

So, even though most of us are still putting away the Halloween decorations and sneaking candy from the kid’s stash, it’s time to admit the Holidays are almost here. For some, the Holidays are special times, filled with family and fun. For others, the approaching Holidays can mean something else altogether. Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD […]

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