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ADHD friendly habits for better mental health – exercise, diet, and sleep tips | NVelUp Psychiatry and Therapy in Washington & Idaho

ADHD-Friendly Habits: Exercise, Diet, and Sleep Tips (NIMH)

Discover NIMH-recommended ADHD management strategies including exercise, sleep, and nutrition tips. Learn evidence-based lifestyle changes that complement medication management and therapy for improved focus and symptom control.
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.

Mindfulness meditation for anxiety and depression | NVelUp psychiatry, therapy, and holistic care in Washington & Idaho

Mindfulness Meditation: A Proven Path to Calm (NCCIH Study)

NCCIH study of 12,000+ participants proves mindfulness meditation equals traditional therapy effectiveness for anxiety and depression. Learn simple, research-backed techniques to start your calm journey today.

Evidence-based coping strategies for anxiety | NVelUp therapy, psychiatry, and mental health care in Washington & Idaho

5 Coping Strategies for Anxiety: Evidence-Based Techniques

Discover 5 evidence-based coping strategies for anxiety—from mindfulness and exercise to nutrition and relaxation. Learn how NVelUp.care helps patients in WA, ID, NM, and UT build lasting mental wellness.

When to seek therapy | NVelUp mental health services for anxiety, depression, and mood disorders in Washington & Idaho

When to Seek Help: 5 Warning Signs You Might Need a Therapist

Learn five critical warning signs that it’s time to seek therapy, from persistent sadness to overwhelming anxiety, and discover how early professional help can transform mental health and overall well-being.