As the seasons change, our lives can move so quickly that we can forget to take a breath and take stock of what’s happening around us. In Northeast Florida, we experience this a bit differently than other parts of the country, as our mornings begin to get a bit cooler before warming up into comfortable, mild afternoons. However, we still experience shorter days with less sunlight, and even these small changes can require adjustments for the sake of our mental health. How Seas

June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate the resilience, contributions, and diversity of LGBTQ+ communities. It is also an opportunity to recognize an important reality: mental health challenges affect LGBTQ+ individuals at disproportionately high rates, and support can make a meaningful difference. For many people, Pride is a celebration of identity, community, and belonging. But, it can also be a reminder of the challenges many have faced navigating stigma, discrimination,

During Women’s History Month, we celebrate women’s strength — but we don’t always talk about the quiet beliefs that keep many women from seeking support. Thoughts like “Other people need therapy more than I do” or “I should be grateful” can feel reasonable, yet they often delay care. This reflection explores common therapy myths women still believe, the real impact they have on mental health, and why choosing support is an act of strength, not weakness.