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ADHD and PTSD are two very different mental health conditions that can often be confused and misdiagnosed due to overlapping symptoms, such as impulsivity, trouble focusing and executive functioning skills like memory or time management. Not only are these conditions challenging to diagnose, but evidence also shows that individuals with ADHD are more likely to
Each year, we recognize Suicide Prevention Month in September, a meaningful time to remind ourselves that these conversations matter all year long. More than 720,000 people globally die due to suicide every year, making it one of the leading causes of death worldwide. Too often, suicide is surrounded by silence, but talking about it can bring
Isabella Alcantara, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, is the author of Promoting Mental Health in the Workplace. Workplace stress is more than just having a busy day or racing to meet a deadline—it’s an ongoing strain that can harm mental health, reduce productivity, and affect overall well-being. When ignored, stress in the workplace can lead to
Amanda Cruz, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, is the author of Therapy for Burnout and Finding the Right Support. Burnout is more than just stress or fatigue—it’s a deep emotional and physical exhaustion that can impact your productivity, relationships, and mental well-being. Whether you’re dealing with workplace stress, caregiving fatigue, or feeling overwhelmed, understanding what burnout
Alex Conrad, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, is the author of Managing School Stress Tips for a Healthier Back-to-School Season The transition back to school can be exciting—but for many students and parents, it can also bring a wave of anxiety, pressure, and emotional overload. Whether it’s a kindergartener adjusting to their first classroom or a
Behind every lesson plan and classroom success is a teacher carrying the weight of long hours, emotional demands, and growing expectations. Yet, while we count on teachers to shape future generations, many are silently battling stress, burnout, anxiety, and even depression. It’s time we shift the conversation around mental health for educators and take real
Elizabeth Dosoretz, CEO, Founder, and LCSW, is the author of Lack of Mental Health Resources for Minorities Remains a Critical Concern. In the U.S., higher rates of mental health challenges among minority communities continue to be met with limited access to culturally competent care—a gap that remains an urgent public health issue. Individuals from racial,
Collection dates: June 9-30, 2025 Over the last year, more than 8,600 youth across Florida experiencing family conflict, homelessness or emotional distress sought support from emergency shelters. At Elite DNA Behavioral Health, we believe that our families and children deserve stability, health and mental health, and we are committed to seeing our mission become reality,
Did you know that 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced physical violence by an intimate partner? The Greater Tampa Shelter Supplies Drive is dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and other hardships. We are collecting donations at some of our office locations across Florida to assist local
We’ve all seen the viral posts about women who work tirelessly to meet sky-high expectations, excel in their career, be a good mom, maintain a social life, get 8 hours of sleep and stay mentally balanced. Women, now more than ever, experience complex, chaotic lives that increase daily stress which can lead to burnout and
