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What Mental Health Conditions Qualify for Short Term Disability (1)

What Mental Health Conditions Qualify for Short Term Disability?

Discover which mental health conditions qualify for short-term disability, including depression, anxiety, PTSD, and bipolar disorder. Learn how psychiatric documentation and therapy support your claim, and when to seek professional help from psychiatrists and therapists.
Blog 28 Stress 101 Quick Coping Tips from the CDC. (1)

Stress 101: Quick Coping Tips from the CDC

Learn evidence-based stress management techniques from the CDC. Discover quick coping tips including deep breathing, mindfulness, exercise, and social connection. When to seek professional help from therapists and psychiatrists for anxiety, depression, and stress-related conditions.

Blog 24 Finding Purpose How Goals and Meaning Reduce Anxiety (APA Research) (1)

Finding Purpose: How Goals and Meaning Reduce Anxiety (APA Research)

APA research reveals that having greater purpose in life significantly reduces depression and anxiety. Discover how setting meaningful goals and aligning daily activities with personal values protects mental health.

The power of gratitude in therapy and mental health | NVelUp psychiatrists and psychologists in Washington and Idaho

The Power of Gratitude: How Being Thankful Boosts Well-Being

Discover the science-backed mental health benefits of gratitude. Harvard research shows being thankful improves sleep, reduces depression and anxiety, and enhances overall well-being through simple daily practices.

Social connections and mental health support | NVelUp psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists in Washington and Idaho

Friends & Family: Why Social Connections Matter to Mental Health

Discover why social connections are essential for mental health. Learn how friends and family support recovery from depression, anxiety, and other conditions while complementing professional therapy and medication management.