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Blog 13- Supplements & Mood What Works (and What to Watch Out For). (1)

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.
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Changing the Focus of Mental Healthcare
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Blog 11- Mindfulness Meditation A Proven Path to Calm (NCCIH Study) (1)

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.

Blog 10-5 Coping Strategies for Anxiety Evidence-Based Techniques (1)

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.

Blog-8 When to Seek Help 5 Warning Signs You Might Need a Therapist (2)

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.

Blog-7 Talk Therapy Explained How Psychotherapy Helps Your Mental Wellbeing (2)

Talk Therapy Explained: How Psychotherapy Helps Your Mental Wellbeing

Talk therapy transforms mental health by rewiring thought patterns, improving emotional regulation, and building lasting coping skills for conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, and more—offering healing beyond medication.