Carlos Macedo, LMHC - Fort Lauderdale Psychotherapy Services

03/30/2026

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03/30/2026

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DBT Skills. ' PLEASE' skills. Taking care of our minds & bodies.
Happiness chemicals - and where to find them.

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03/22/2026

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03/22/2026

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At NAMI, we embrace the voices of lived experience while using numbers to illustrate the broader impact of mental health conditions on individuals, families, and communities.

It's important to remember that every number represents unique stories from people navigating their mental health journeys.

Whether you are a person with lived experience who wants to see yourself in the data, a student researching mental health conditions, or just someone who wants to learn more, NAMI’s Mental Health By The Numbers is here to help: nami.org/mhstats

03/22/2026

Wishing everyone a moment of peace today, acknowledging the unimaginably difficult and uncertain times some of us are facing, and hoping for our better angels to prevail.

03/22/2026

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There are a lot of factors outside of our control that influence the success and impact of therapy. And among those factors, fractured systems and barriers to community care are at the top of the list.

But Dr. Bruce Perry’s message yesterday morning was delivered with remarkable clarity and compassion: No matter which interventions, tools, or techniques you use, the most powerful agent of change is the therapeutic relationship.

It all comes back to relationships. The more present, patient, predictable, and kind we are as therapists, the more opportunities our clients have to build resilient neural networks.

03/20/2026

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03/20/2026

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01/02/2026

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Apple’s Heart and Movement Study found that pickleball surpassed tennis in popularity among its users for the first time 🙌

Participants recorded more pickleball workouts, citing its accessibility, social nature, and lower barrier to entry as key factors 🏓

12/06/2025

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12/02/2025

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Children who have smartphones by age 12 are at higher risk of lack of sleep, obesity and depression, according to a new study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics.

What's more, researchers found that the earlier a child received a smartphone, the greater their risk of developing these conditions.

Read more: https://abcnews.visitlink.me/V1YbYg