For hundreds, if not thousands of years, people have noticed that their mood is worse in the fall and winter than it is in the spring and summer. This has been attributed to many things over the years, pre-Christmas blues, post-Christmas blues, being cooped up, cabin fever etc. Ironically, it was staring us in the…
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To our community, As mental health care providers, we are trained to listen. In the wake of the recent tragic deaths of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and George Floyd, we have been listening more carefully. The providers and staff at Southeastern Psychiatric Associates have always strived to create a welcoming environment where all people feel comfortable…
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A message to our community: We sincerely hope all of you are well, and staying safe. We want to assure you that the health and safety of our patients and staff is paramount importance to us, which includes balancing the needs of our patients to continue to receive treatment. By taking stringent precautions we have been able to continue to treat…
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Of all the difficulties that I plan on writing about in this blog, this may be the most common. Thinking is what humans do. It’s who we are. But sometimes, it gets the better of us. The official name for this is Generalized Anxiety Disorder. On a very fundamental level, we think because figuring things…
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