Mom's Mental Health Matters
Did you know that as many as 1 in 5 women experience perinatal mood and anxiety disorders? Maternal mental health concerns are actually the leading complications in pregnancy and postpartum. We believe that women’s mental health IS health and the more we can do to support moms, the better. Read our blog to find out how Chrysalis is taking action to support mom's mental health.
Eating Disorders Awareness Week: Recovery Stories
Chrysalis Celebrated 5 Years of Excellence at the IOP Level of Care
Never Quit Quitting: A Journey of Long-Term Sobriety
September is Recovery Month. For this year's blog, I interviewed an anonymous friend of mine who is soon to celebrate 15 years of sobriety! Special thanks to them for sharing their inspiration, hope, and wisdom.
Body Mass Index: A Case for Criticism
Easy & Fun School Lunch Ideas
Back to school season is upon us, and that means the return of early mornings, fall sports, and packed lunches. Packing kids’ lunches is a great, hands-on way for parents/caregivers to make sure your kiddos are being sent with a variety of foods, foods that they like, and enough food to keep them going through long days of school.
ADHD and Eating Disorders: Addressing the Overlap
Pride Month: Tackling Eating Disorders in the Queer Community
19 Years and Counting!
Mental Health Awareness Month: Spotlight on Student Athletes
Meet our new Board Certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
The Gifts of Recovery
Let’s Stop Diet Culture Talk
LGBTQ+ and Eating Disorders
Not belonging hurts! If one feels excluded or is hiding who they are to be accepted by the world, they are living with shame, with the idea that if people know who I really am, I won’t be accepted.
The Connection Between PTSD and Eating Disorders
Both men and women with a history of trauma or PTSD have significantly higher rates of eating disorders than the general population.
Celebrate National Nutrition Month 2021
You are not alone and there is hope!
At the Heart of the Matter: Women and Cardiovascular Disease
American Diabetes Month