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11/21/2025

It’s time to break the silence. Too often, men feel pressure to “stay strong” and hide their emotions, but true strength comes from speaking up. Sharing your feelings, even in small ways, can lighten the load and help others feel less alone. Today, we want to hear from you: how are you really doing? Your story, your struggles, and your coping strategies matter. By opening up, you’re not only helping yourself—you could inspire another man to do the same. Let’s normalize honest conversations about mental health.

11/20/2025

Supporting someone else, especially in the context of mental health mentoring, creates a deep sense of purpose for the mentor. When a mentor helps guide someone through difficult emotional or mental challenges, they often feel a stronger connection to the person's journey and to the broader impact they’re making. This connection helps build a sense of fulfillment, knowing they’re making a positive difference in someone’s life.

This sense of purpose is not just about "helping others," but about fostering human connection, and in turn, the mentor feels less isolated, more valued, and more empowered. It’s a powerful reminder that mental health support goes both ways.

11/12/2025

Today, we celebrate the simple yet powerful act of kindness — a language that everyone understands. Whether it’s a smile, a helping hand, or a few kind words, every gesture has the power to brighten someone’s day and create a ripple of positivity. On this World Kindness Day, let’s choose compassion over judgment, empathy over indifference, and love over fear. Because when we lead with kindness, we make the world a little softer, warmer, and better for everyone.

11/11/2025

November is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to pause and reflect on something many people don’t talk about enough: how deeply men’s mental health matters.

So many men quietly carry heavy loads, the pressure to provide, to stay strong, to “handle it.” But inside, many are struggling with stress, anxiety, loneliness, or depression. Too often, those feelings stay hidden behind a simple “I’m fine.”

We want to remind every man: you don’t have to face it alone.

November is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to pause and reflect on something many people don’t talk about enough: how deeply men’s mental health matters. So many men quietly carry heavy loads, the pressure to provide, to stay strong, to “handle it.” But inside, many are strugg...

11/07/2025

Every year, Anti-Bullying Awareness Week reminds us how important it is to create safe and supportive spaces for everyone , in schools, workplaces, and online. Bullying can take many forms , it might be physical, verbal, social, or digital yet its impact can last a lifetime.

This week is a call to speak up against bullying, stand beside those who are targeted, and promote kindness and respect in our daily lives. Small actions like kind words, an inclusive gesture, or standing up for someone — can make a big difference.

Let’s work together to build a community where everyone feels valued, accepted, and safe to be themselves.

10/24/2025

10/15/2025

We’re growing, thriving, and here for you.

Maggie and Kanani are proud to offer compassionate, expert care at Samaritan Psychiatry and Wellness—and we now accept Mercy Care insurance.

Now is a great time to book your appointment.

10/14/2025

As the seasons shift, it’s the perfect time to pause, reset, and real

This month, let’s set one mental health intention — something small, honest, and rooted in self-compassion Ask yourself:

“What do I need more of to feel mentally well this month?”
or
“What am I ready to release to protect my peace?”

Drop your October intention in the comments or save this post to reflect later.

Let’s hold space for growth together.

10/14/2025

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10/13/2025

While we raise awareness about detection and treatment, let’s not forget the emotional battles many women face silently — fear, sadness, guilt, and grief.

Behind every pink ribbon is a story of strength, but also pain that isn’t always visible.

Check in on your loved ones. Be gentle with survivors. Mental health matters, too.

09/24/2025

We know how hard it can be for your clients to find psychiatric care covered by insurance. Samaritan Psychiatry & Wellness is accepting new patients and we accept most major insurance plans including BCBS, Aetna, UHC, Cigna, Medicare, and AHCCCS, among others. If you have clients needing medication we’d love to collaborate with you.

09/22/2025

Struggling to focus—but not sure if it’s ADHD or anxiety? Both can cause restlessness and concentration issues, but for different reasons. ADHD is rooted in attention and impulse control challenges, while anxiety is driven by worry and overthinking. Sometimes, it’s both. A proper evaluation can help you find clarity—and the right support.