Gratitude and mental health benefits
November 4, 2024
November is National Gratitude Month and marks the beginning of the season when many people think about what they’re grateful for. Rogers’ Krystle vanDeursen explains
Marissa’s story: How Rogers OCD treatment gave her the tools to thrive
October 29, 2024
Intrusive thoughts Marissa says she was 16 when her mental health journey started. “I had thoughts that were very embarrassing,” Marissa says. “I had no
10 strategies to help kids manage uncomfortable emotions
October 24, 2024
Dealing with uncertainty and difficult emotions is part of life. Learning how to accept and manage both is important for a child’s growth and development.
Telehealth treatment: Helping more people access care
October 21, 2024
Telehealth may have first seen its rise during the pandemic, but it’s here to stay – and expanding at Rogers Behavioral Health. “During COVID, we
How Rogers OCD treatment improved Taylor’s quality of life
October 18, 2024
“I, as many others, came to Rogers at a time where there wasn’t much hope for living a life of enjoyment or anything close to
Rogers’ expert explains: What is OCD?
October 14, 2024
Obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD, affects men, women, and children, of all walks of life, and can start at any age. It involves unwanted and intrusive
Borderline personality disorder: Symptoms and treatment
October 9, 2024
What is BPD? People with borderline personality disorder (BPD) experience difficulty in three areas: mood, identity, and relationships. They struggle with a lot of negative
Benefits of sports for mental health in kids
October 3, 2024
Rogers’ Dr. Peggy Scallon explores the benefits and important things to consider when it comes to kids and sports.
Men’s mental health: A patient’s story
September 30, 2024
“It isn’t easy, it IS work, the work of healing and wellness. But it’s the most important work you’ll ever do.”
Teen suicide awareness: Rogers’ expert shares risk factors
September 25, 2024
The biggest thing to be aware of is if someone talks about suicide, people should listen. That means they’re taking the concern seriously.