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How Mental Health Is Portrayed in the Media

Explore how the media shapes mental health perceptions — the good, the bad, and the hopeful. Learn how NVelUp.care helps bring truth and compassion to real-world mental wellness conversations.
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Nature therapy for mental health | NVelUp psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists in Washington and Idaho

Nature Heals: How Spending Time Outdoors Boosts Your Mental Health

Discover how spending time in nature boosts mental health. Harvard research shows green spaces reduce anxiety and increase positive emotions, making outdoor time essential for depression, anxiety, and overall wellness.

Supplements for mood support | NVelUp psychiatry, therapy, naturopathy, and holistic care in Washington & Idaho

Supplements & Mood: What Works (and What to Watch Out For)

Mayo Clinic research reveals which mood supplements actually work and their risks. Learn about omega-3s, St. John’s Wort interactions, and safe supplement strategies for depression and anxiety.

Reducing screen time improves mood and mental health | NVelUp psychiatry, therapy, and holistic care in Washington & Idaho

Cut the Screen: How Reducing Screen Time Can Improve Your Mood

CDC data shows teens with 4+ hours daily screen time face double the anxiety and depression rates. Discover how cutting screen time improves mood, sleep, and mental health.

Acupuncture for anxiety relief | NVelUp psychiatry, therapy, and naturopathy services in Washington & Idaho

Acupuncture for Anxiety? What the Research Shows (NCCIH Review)

NCCIH review of 1,782 participants shows acupuncture relieves anxiety better than medications with fewer side effects. Discover what research reveals about this ancient practice for modern anxiety relief.