NeuroHealth

This saturday we are hosting the Healing Utah Success Summit at our clinic! There will be speakers who will focus on reconnecting families in the community from the impact of su***de, addiction, and mental health.

Come join us in learning more about mental health topics and connect with the community.

Our address is 10437 South 1300 West Suite #200 South Jordan, Utah 84095.

Here's a fun video about the power of vulnerability as we start our tuesday morning.

The Path to Belonging: What Lilo, Stitch, & Brene Brown Teach us about the Power of Vulnerability Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, Michael D. Nelson uses scenes and imagery from Disney’s Lilo and Stitch to reflect on themes of shame, vulnerabili...

Come and celebrate with us Wednesday, June 26th! will bring lunch to commemorate us joining Better Me Guarantee. We will also have a raffle prize drawing and will be giving tours of the clinic! Our client advocates will be present to answer any questions.

Sign up here:

Eventbrite sign up:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/neurohealth-celebration-to-receive-the-bmg-designation-from-neurostar-tickets-920340391887

It is easy to compare ourselves to others and fear we are not doing enough. May we learn to bloom into our own unique beauty as individuals and strive to understand ourselves better.

The holiday season can be a magical time of the year. Festive lights and decorations that brighten neighborhoods, sweet and delicious treats tempting us at every gathering, and the contagious excitement of children can fill us with a celebratory spirit. But for some people, it may not always be the most wonderful time of the year. It can be a significant source of stress and be a trigger for those who suffer from depression.

Seasonal Depression is real. Major Depression Disorder is real. A 2014 survey conducted by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) found that the holidays contributed to feeling sad or dissatisfied. Of those surveyed, 68 percent reported feeling financially strained, 63 percent said there was too much pressure, and 57 percent said they had unrealistic expectations. Approximately 24 percent of people with a diagnosed mental illness find that the holidays make their condition “a lot” worse and 40 percent “somewhat” worse.

Here at NeuroHealth we want all of our patients to know that there is hope and there are treatments like TMS Therapy that can help you combat your depression. Save this graphic and share to your page to let others know that they are not alone and that there are options out there to find relief.

Visit our website to learn more about how TMS Therapy can help: https://lnkd.in/d_DVVKYD