Therapist vs. Psychologist: How Are They Different?
Confused about therapists and psychologists? Learn the key differences so you can choose the right mental health professional for you.
Community News
Citizen Advocates’ President & CEO James Button Appointed to New York State Behavioral Health Services Advisory Council
Citizen Advocates President & CEO James Button has been appointed to the New York State Behavioral Health Services Advisory Council.
What Is Postpartum Anxiety?
Postpartum anxiety is a common but often overlooked condition that affects new parents. Learn the symptoms, risk factors & treatment options.
Postpartum Depression: Not Just the Baby Blues
Postpartum depression can affect any new parent. Discover the signs and how to cope with this serious condition.
Understanding Self-Harm: Causes, Coping and How to Get Help
Understand the reality of self-harm and its various forms. Learn about the causes, coping strategies and seeking help.
Coping With Life Transitions: A Guide to Navigating Change
Explore the impact of life transitions on your identity and routines. Learn how to navigate these changes for better well-being.
One Team – Kamie O’Connor, Associate Director of Nursing
Learn about the journey of Kamie O’Connor in 24/7 behavioral health nursing and her impact on patient care.
7 Ways to Calm Anxiety in the Moment
Learn effective techniques to manage anxiety and regain control with mindfulness practices that ground you in the present.
Can Mental Health Be Cured?
Explore the question of can mental health be cured. Understand the unique journeys and approaches to managing mental health conditions.
7 Benefits of Group Therapy
Dive into the benefits of group therapy and understand its role in fostering support and community among those facing similar struggles.
The Importance of Early Intervention for Youth Mental Health
Learn why early intervention for youth mental health is critical in addressing anxiety, depression and behavioral changes in youth.
24/7 Crisis Line Available to St. Lawrence County Residents
Starting immediately, St. Lawrence County residents experiencing a mental health or addiction crisis can call 315-265-2422 – 24 hours a day.
