Showing articles tagged with "Mental Health"

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In 2020, even before COVID-19 increased many people’s anxiety and depression, nearly one third of University of Vermont Medical Center primary care patients reported mental health or substance use concerns.

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Public attention shifted to COVID-19, but the opioid epidemic is ongoing.

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Two years into a global pandemic, the many ways COVID-19 has affected our mental health is becoming clear.

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Understanding the psychology of gifts and overspending

Family photos of Maureen Leahy with her father
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Content Warning: This story references suicide, which may be distressing to some individuals. A health care worker reflects on her father’s suicide.

Dr. Marie Sandoval talks with female patient
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Patients treated sooner with new program bringing specialist expertise into the primary care.

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Follow our psychologist’s tips for a more peaceful holiday season.

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Experts offer tips to temper big feelings and big appetites.

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The pandemic exacerbated mental health issues, but experts are concerned with increasing rates of suicidal ideation in youth.

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5 reasons why historically marginalized groups face unique challenges when it comes to mental health treatment.

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Research shows food choice can slow cognitive decline and decrease anxiety and depression.

Mother working at laptop with son hanging off her shoulders
Published on in Behavioral & Mental Health

COVID-19 has impacted every aspect of our lives. We should give ourselves the patience and understanding to acknowledge how truly difficult this time is for both our physical and mental health.

Adolescent in a mental health tele-health appointment.
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Physicians across the UVM Health Network are using video visits and telehealth appointments to meet the growing need for adolescent mental health care

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A time of togetherness after a long period of isolation may be downright anxiety-provoking. Expert guidance provides tips and tricks to prepare.

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Published on in Behavioral & Mental Health

Suicide is a leading cause of death for 15 to 24-year-olds. Lewis First, MD, Chief of Pediatrics at the University of Vermont Children's Hospital, provides advice to parents when dealing with this difficult subject.